Jean is the parent of two current Carey students and one alumni. This is her second year as Vice President, and she serves on the Executive, Development, Strategy/Communications and Trustee Committees. Jean has also been President and Vice President of the CSPA, has had lead roles on Auction and Walkfest, and has served as Annual Class Ambassador and room parent. Jean previously worked in investment banking at Goldman Sachs and human capital consulting at Towers Perrin. She has been active with other nonprofit organizations including serving as VP of Development on the Parca Auxiliary Board as well as serving on the Boards of the Burlingame Library Foundation and Burlingame Mothers Club. Jean received her M.B.A. from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a B.A. in economics and psychology from Wesleyan University.

Jennifer, the parent of a current Carey School student in second grade, received a BA from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard University. She was born and raised in a small, rural town in Ohio.

Jennifer was the CEO of Kinsights, a digital health startup focused on pediatrics, which was acquired by Care.com. Earlier in her career, she built and launched media products at several tech companies and spent five years at Genentech, where she led physician marketing and strategy for a lymphoma drug.

She is currently a co-chair for the Carey School Community Events Committee. She is also involved in several other Bay Area nonprofits as the Vice-Chair, Board of Directors of the SF SPCA and the Chair for Common Sense Media’s Silicon Valley Advisory Council.

Lydia is the mother of two Carey student and two alums. She graduated from Tufts University with a BA in International Relations and Spanish, received her MD from UC Davis School of Medicine and completed her residency in Internal Medicine at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco where she also served as Chief Resident, on the Admission Committee and helped organize community outreach providing medical care to San Francisco's indigent population. Lydia is Board certified in Internal Medicine as well as a diplomate and Fellow of the American Board of Obesity Medicine. She is Board President of her children's Greek School. Lydia is a Trustee on the Board of the Obesity Medicine Association where she Chairs the Bylaws Task Force, sits on the Ethics Committee, assists with new trustee onboarding and acts as Board Liaison for Organizational Outreach. Lydia works part-time in the Medical Weight Management program at Kaiser. During her decade plus tenure as a Carey parent, she has been a room parent many times over, chaired the CSPA Community Events team organizing the Carey Family Jam, school-wide bowling, roller-skating and camping trips, built class websites and worked on auction projects.  Lydia has co-chaired the Annual Fund, Diversity & Inclusion Task Force and Committee on Trustees as part of her work on the Board.  In her free time, Lydia is becoming certified as a medical chef, loves to read, run, travel and lecture on Lifestyle & Obesity Medicine. 

Miguel, the parent of one current Carey student and one Carey alum, received his B.B.A. in finance with a concentration in accounting from The University of Texas at Austin and his M.B.A. from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Miguel was born in London, England, and raised in Houston, Texas, but has called California home for many years. Miguel is currently a Managing Director in the Investment Banking Division at Nomura Securities, based in San Francisco, where he covers private equity firms on the west coast with a focus on capital raising and strategic advisory work. He is also leading the build-out of a broader investment banking presence on the West Coast for Nomura. Prior to joining Nomura in 2014, Miguel spent 15 years at Morgan Stanley, the last 13 of which were in the San Francisco office leading coverage of the private equity community on the West Coast. Prior to business school Miguel spent two years with Morgan Stanley in London covering oil and gas companies in the UK, Continental Europe, and Russia.

Lindsay has three boys, two who are currently at The Carey School and one alum.  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.

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.

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.

Bill Lenihan is the parent of two children at the Carey School and is the proud coach of the boy’s 2nd Grade flag football team and the girl’s 4th grade basketball team.  

Bill holds a degree in Business and Economics from UCLA and an MBA from The Wharton School. 

He is currently President of Off Grid Electric, a roof top solar company bringing energy solutions to Africa and other emerging markets.  Prior to Off Grid Electric, he spent 15 years as a private equity investor at Goldman Sachs and Calera Capital.  

Curt is the parent of two boys, a 2nd grader and three month old. 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.

 

Lindsay is a busy mother of three.  Her two older children attend Carey and she looks forward to the day when all three kids will be at Carey.  She currently is a room parent as well as a new family mentor.  

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.

Consuela is the mother of two Carey students. She is a room parent and has volunteered as a parent panelist on Admission tours. 

A native San Franciscan, she earned her Bachelor of Science in biology from Clark Atlanta University.  Consuela has been in the biotech industry for 18 years and serves as the Head of Regulatory Affairs for a biotech start-up.