Lindsay feels lucky to have her children attend the Carey School.  As well as being on the Board, Lindsay is a room parent and co-chair of the Mentor Committee. 

Lindsay received her B.A in History from the University of Pennsylvania and her teaching credential from Notre Dame de Namur University.  Before having kids, Lindsay taught third grade at the Carey School and is thrilled to be part of the Carey community again.

Eric J. Kim is the parent of 2 Carey students (with another waiting in the wings). Prior to joining the board, Eric has served on the CSPA executive team and as an annual fund ambassador. 

Eric is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Goodwater Capital, a consumer technology focused venture capital firm with investments spanning North America, Europe and Asia. Eric previously held positions as a Managing Director with Maverick Capital, founding executive of two technology companies, and consultant with McKinsey & Company. A classically trained cellist, Eric received his B.A. from Yale University where he was a member of the Grammy-nominated Yale Cellos and continues to serve as a board trustee for the St. Thomas More Chapel & Center at Yale University.  Eric also received his M.B.A from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and serves on the advisory board of the Johns Hopkins Alliance for Science and Technology.

Brian is the father of two current Carey students and one Carey alumni. Brian grew up in a small town outside of Pittsburgh, PA and holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from Pennsylvania State University and an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University.

Brian currently is SVP Marketing and Market Access for Dompé US, an Italian biopharmaceutical company. Previously he was the head of marketing and sales for Achaogen, a biopharmaceutical company developing and commercializing antibacterial agents. Previously, Brian spent 10 years at Genentech in various product strategy and marketing leadership roles across multiple therapeutic areas. Brian also worked in biotech consulting (ZS Associates) and as a chemical engineer (BASF Corporation) where he lived in NJ, NC, TX, and LA across his various roles.

Brian is a little league baseball coach and division coordinator, flag football coach, and dabbles in basketball coaching. Brian enjoys spending his free time with his family, watching Pittsburgh sport teams, and playing ice hockey.

Elaine Cheung and Don Low’s daughter, Maya Low, is in 4KB and we love the community and experience at Carey! One way Elaine has gotten involved at Carey was to help initiate a Mandarin ASA, and to help coordinate a medical working team for school reopening during Covid. 

Career-wise, Elaine’s passion is to innovate and build successful businesses at the intersection of medicine, technology and business. She’s currently the SVP of Corporate Strategy & Business Development at Lyell Immunopharma, a cell therapy company focused on curing solid cancers by harnessing the body’s own immune cells. Prior to that she was a VP at Mindstrong, a company focused on delivering improved mental healthcare. Previously, Elaine was head of Business Development at GRAIL (early detection of cancer from the blood), Illumina (industry leader in DNA sequencing technologies), and Genomic Health (diagnostic test to help breast cancer patients make improved clinical decisions). 

Elaine earned a B.S. in Biological Sciences and an M.S. in Management Science & Engineering, both from Stanford University, where she was also a Mayfield Fund Fellow.

Lindsay has three boys, two who are currently at The Carey School and one alumnus.  She is currently the spirit committee co-chair where she plans the school spirit rallies and loves to see the children cheering, laughing and screaming for their beloved mascot, Feathers.  She has also served as the enrichment days liaison, faculty and administration appreciation chair, room parent, and as a Carey mentor family. 

Lindsay has a finance degree from The University of Texas at Austin, and is currently a consultant to several enterprise technology companies designing, implementing and facilitating various leadership development programs and processes.  Lindsay has over 18 years experience executing such programs for some of the fastest growing and highly respected companies around the globe.

Jack and his wife Nina are excited to join the “Three for Carey” club – with two children currently at Carey and one alumna.

Jack and Nina manage Sage Eldercare Solutions, an eldercare practice focused on care management, home care services, and therapeutic activities for older adults. He is a founding board member and former Treasurer of the San Francisco Village www.SFVillage.orgwhich today includes over 300 members.

Jack earned his B.A. from Brown University and his MBA from Stanford University. His interests include yoga, tennis, mountaineering and anything related to the French culture (wine, in particular).

Kathy is the Associate Head for Finance and Operations of Castilleja School. She previously served as the Head of School at Shattuck-St. Mary’s School, an independent boarding/day school in Minnesota, where she was instrumental in leading the development of a new master campus plan, launching the Engineering Center of Excellence Program, and overseeing the growth of innovative pedagogies such as blended learning and design thinking. Prior to Shattuck, she worked at Oregon Episcopal School in Portland, OR, for seven years as the CFO and Interim Head of School. Before focusing on schools, she spent a number of years in the private sector as a CFO. She received her BA from Stanford University and MBA from Yale.

Curt is the parent of two boys, a 5th grader and preschooler. He holds degrees in Communication and Business Economics from University of California at Santa Barbara. 

He leads the strategic partnership group at a Fortune 200 company.

Curt has served on various Carey committees and has also been a room parent and mentor family.

Kimberly Sargent serves as Chief Investment Officer at the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. Prior to joining the Foundation in February 2008, Kimberly was a consultant with McKinsey & Company’s San Francisco office, and prior to that a senior analyst at the Yale Investments Office. Kimberly holds an M.B.A. from Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, a B.A. from Yale University, and is a CFA charter holder. She serves as an advisor to various institutions, including the Endowment Committee at Lick Wilmerding High School, where she is a former student and Trustee.  Kim has two daughters at Carey: Sophie and Stella.