UVA Darden Announces the New Leadership Board Members

The University of Virginia Darden School of Business announced the election of new members to its Darden Alumni Association Board of Directors and Corporate Advisory Board.

“We welcome our new class of leadership board members with gratitude,” said Scott Beardsley, dean and Charles C. Abbott Professor of Business Administration. “These individuals are deeply committed to helping Darden achieve the full impact of its mission and we are honored to have them at the table.”

The Darden Alumni Association Board of Directors added four new board members. These individuals include:

• Molly Duncan

  (Class of 2017),

  Darden Student Association

  president, University of Virginia Darden School of Business

• Kristina Mangelsdorf

  (MBA ’94), senior director, global citizenship, PepsiCo

• Lowell Simmons

  Ukrop

  (MBA ’89), managing partner, Corrugated Partners

• David Simon

  (MBA ’03), managing director, SRS Capital Advisors

The Corporate Advisory Board added seven new board members. These individuals include:

• Stuart Bachelder

  (MBA ’06), vice president, DaVita Kidney Care

• Joseph Balog

  (MBA ’88), principal, PricewaterhouseCoopers

• Mazen Baroudi

  , partner, managing director, technology strategy, Accenture

• Robert Collier

  (MBA ’10), vice president, marketing, Danaher (ChemTreat)

• Michelle Horn

  (MBA ’95), Partner and Human Capital Leader, McKinsey & Co.

• Marcien Jenckes

  (MBA ’98), executive vice president, consumer services, Comcast Cable

• Kleber Santos

  (MBA ’01), executive vice president, consumer banking, Capital One

The Darden School’s six leadership boards include more than 180 distinguished leaders who collectively serve as an innovative force in the advancement of the School throughout the world.

“The new members of our leadership boards represent national and international companies and span many industries. As advisors, they bring diversity of thought and perspective,” said Beardsley. “These qualities are critical as we partner to advance the School in today’s changing global environment.”