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JOHN BOYLE ’76 RECEIVES DEAN’S
OUTSTANDING ALUMNI SERVICE AWARD FROM DEAN HOWARD
FRANK. |
John Boyle ’76 was presented the Dean’s Outstanding
Alumni Service Award during the Smith School’s 7th Annual
Undergraduate Awards Banquet last May. The banquet honors
graduating seniors, faculty, alumni, and corporate friends
of the Smith School for their accomplishments and
achievements.
Boyle received the award, the first of its kind at the
Smith School, to honor his longstanding commitment to and
involvement with the school, serving on the Board of
Visitors and the Robert H. Smith School of Business
Foundation.
“I just enjoy being helpful to where I can,” says Boyle,
“and I’m proud of the progress the school has made. I had a
great experience at the university, and I think it is
important for alumni to come back and share their time and
contribute to its continued success.”
After graduating from the Smith School, Boyle worked in
commercial banking in the Washington, D.C., area before
going to New York to pursue an MBA at Columbia University.
After a number of years in investment banking, Boyle took up
his present position, working with the outsourcing
consulting firm EquaTerra Inc. as Managing Director and
Financial Services Industry Practice Lead.
His career is busy and demanding, but Boyle needs no
coaxing to spend time at Smith. “I enjoy coming down to
Board meetings and the Mayer Fund presentations,” says
Boyle. “I like the fact that the fund gives students a
unique opportunity, something extra that blends their
academic lessons with a real world experience in managing
money. .The program and the quality of the students are
impressive, and it is great to see them go on to successful
careers.”
Boyle lives in Tuxedo Park, NY, with his wife, Susan ‘77
and sons Jack and Connor.
Read more about the 2007 Undergraduate Awards Banquet,
including the announcement of the 2007 Smith Leadership and
Excellence Award recipients. |
