Roslindale's Marjorie O'Malley Named to Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus 2013 Board of Directors

The following is a press release.

Roslindale's Marjorie O'Malley has been named to the Massachusetts Women's Politicial Caucus 2013 Board of Directors.

This year marks a new term for the MWPC Board and the introduction of a new Executive Committee:

Patricia Lynch, founding partner of Lynch & Fierro, LLP, is taking the office of Board President.

Gail Jackson-Blount, a public relations consultant, will serve as Vice President of the Board.

Margaret Hogan, Vice President of External Relations for Merrimack Valley-based Home Health Foundation, will serve as the Board's Treasurer.

Meredith Warren, co-founder of the political consulting/public relations firm, Lyric Consulting, will serve as Board Secretary.

This year's MWPC Board also added three new members:

Dr. Elizabeth Childs, an adult, child, and adolescent psychologist and current board member for the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care

Attorney Samiyah Diaz, an IP litigator with Hayes Gostock & Cronin, LLC and a member of  the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property and the Board of Directors at Project STEP

Marjorie O’Malley, Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Berklee College of Music

These three new members join a diverse, distinguished group of women dedicated to women's political parity: Kate Anderson, Elena Ayot, Amy Seybold Burke, Julie Burns, Marianne Connolly, Jody Dow (Board member emeritus), Jennifer R. Dunphy, Joyce Ferriabough-Bolling, Michelle Haynes, Suzanne Lee, Michelle McGee, Dolores Mitchell (Board member emeritus), Ann Murphy, Pam Nourse, Lora Pellegrini, Lauren Stiller Rikleen, and Alex Zaroulis.

For more information on the MWPC Board of Directors, please visit www.mwpc.org/about/leadership.php.

About the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus:

The Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus is a nonpartisan 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that seeks to increase the civic engagement and empowerment of women of all ages in the political process and to increase the number of women elected and appointed to public office and public policy positions in the Commonwealth. For more information, please visit www.mwpc.org.