Our Board of Directors cares deeply about our mission, and understands that supporting children to become global citizens is essential in today’s world. Together with our staff, our Board collectively brings a mix of global experiences to our organization.
Gerald Campbell, CFA

Jerry is a retired senior portfolio manager at Gartmore UK where he specialized in management of both hedge and mutual fund strategy. Prior to this position, he worked at Numeric Investors, Putnam Investments, Bank of Boston, and Computervision. A graduate of Boston College, he received two masters degrees from Bentley College and is a Chartered Financial Analyst.
William A. Flemer
Bill retired in 2011, following a career in International Banking and Wealth Management. Bill worked for Fleet Boston and its predecessor organizations for 24 years, as a Vice President and Director in the bank's International/Multinational Divisions and Executive Vice President of Private Client Services. He went on to work as a Managing Director and Vice President at the Bank of New York and Eaton Vance. He has lived, worked and traveled extensively throughout the Middle East and Europe. He has a degree in Middle East Studies from Ricker College, and studied at the American University in Cairo and Cairo University.
Mike MacEwen

Mike is the chief technology officer and co-founder of Beacon Interactive Systems, an award-winning software development company that he and his wife started over 19 years ago. Mike is also the chief technology officer and co-founder of a new startup, Knownbuy.com. Mike earned his BA at Georgetown University in international relations and holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Whitney McKnight

Whitney is the Managing Director of New Politics Leadership Academy, a nonpartisan non-profit organization dedicated to recruiting and supporting servant leaders to serve through politics. Previously, Whitney was a high school administrator and English teacher and benefitted from participating in several of Primary Source's courses
Rosemary Hoey Pisano, EdM

Rosemary is a retired teacher with over 25 years of experience teaching grades 4 through 8 in Mississippi, New York, and Massachusetts. She served as project coordinator for the Massachusetts Initiative for International Studies and is currently a member of the Task Force of Global Education Massachusetts. She has been a mediator in the Harvard Mediation Program at the Harvard Law School for 5 years. Rosemary received an EdM from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a BA from the College of Mount Saint Vincent.
Emmanuel Sabiiti, CFA, CFP®

Emma is the Head of ESG Investment Strategy at MassMutual, one of the oldest and largest mutual life insurance companies in the United States. Prior to MassMutual he was a Partner and the Head Trader at Boston Common Asset Management, a Boston-based Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) investment firm. Emma received his BA from Middlebury College with a major in Mathematics and a minor in French. He is a CFA charter holder, a CFP Professional, and earned his MBA from MIT. Emma is originally from Uganda, and currently lives in Newton with his wife and two children.
Anne Watt, EdD

Co-founder of Primary Source, Anne joined the board in 2006 following 17 years of service to establish and grow the organization that she and Anna Roelofs started with a single workshop for teachers in 1989. Prior to this, Anne was an elementary and middle school teacher in New York, California, and Vermont. She led one of the federally funded Teacher Centers, worked in race relations for the Anti-Defamation League, founded an inter-racial preschool for her children, taught graduate courses at San Bernardino State College, finished her doctorate, and went into public school administration for four years. Moving back to the Boston area, she put all her energy into developing Primary Source's academically grounded graduate programs for K-12 teachers in multicultural and global studies. Thanks to almost two decades of sponsorship by the Freeman Foundation, she and her husband John taught courses and led study tours to China for more than 2000 teachers and saw Chinese-language teaching take off in Massachusetts schools. Long ago she received her undergraduate degree in anthropology from Radcliffe College, master's degree from Bank Street College of Education, and EdD from UMass Amherst.
Members Emeriti
Nan Braucher
Kathleen Ennis
Elizabeth Goodman
Diane Hammer
Vito Perrone*
Ashley Pettus
* deceased