NEW LEADERSHIP FOR GROUP REPRESENTING TRAF ALUMNAE
Trafalgar’s Old Girls’ Association (TOGA) recently announced that Class of ’96 grads Caroline Blakely and Meghann Cundall are the new acting Co-Presidents of the organization.
Both of these exceptional women bring leadership experience and a passion for positive change to their roles. Caroline is an energetic board member with experience in the not-for-profit sector, and Meghann is a skilled Director with a background in the hospitality industry. They are excited about working to grow the school’s connection with its members and about helping to lead Traf through a period of transformational change. (Read a welcome message from them here.)
Many people are making changes in their working and personal lives right now, and one of them is Elizabeth Pecoraro (Class of ’13). After much reflection, Elizabeth decided to step down from her position as TOGA President, and pass the torch to new volunteers. Trafalgar is deeply grateful to Elizabeth for all she has done for TOGA and the school since she assumed the role of President in 2018.
Many people are making changes in their working and personal lives right now, and one of them is Elizabeth Pecoraro (Class of ’13). After much reflection, Elizabeth decided to step down from her position as TOGA President, and pass the torch to new volunteers. Trafalgar is deeply grateful to Elizabeth for all she has done for TOGA and the school since she assumed the role of President in 2018.
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