ALUMNINotes works for ghSMART, a leadership consulting company that helps boards, CEOs, and investors deal with their most pressing people issues. The couple is planning to move to Chevy Chase, Md., to make space for some family additions. IEMBA Class of 1997
Lucy Reilly Fitch is president of Tallgrass LLC in Potomac, Md., a strategic advisory firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions, corporate communications, and strategy in the global aerospace and defense industry. Fitch previously was the senior vice president of corporate communications for BAE Systems, as well as BAE Systems’ senior vice president for corporate development. She recently was appointed to the board of advisers for Kansas State University’s A.Q. Miller School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Dennis Morris is the new president and CEO of Allen Vanguard Corporation, a company that provides products and services to defeat and protect against IEDs and other terrorist threats. The bomb suits in the movie The Hurt
Mike Doonan and Emily Enstice
Locker were made by Allen Vanguard. On Jan. 1, Morris and his family relocated to Ottawa, Canada, from Houston. BSBA Class of 1998
Garrett Hartzog has joined Bank of America’s mortgage insurance workout strategies group as a vice president. He and his wife, Alicia, reside in Newbury Park, Calif.
of the firm’s trial department and focuses her practice on complex litigation with an emphasis on antitrust, competition, and class action matters.
Conn., after living in Tokyo for nine years. He and his wife, Chitomi, have a son named Nathan. BSBA Class of 2002
Carl Mazzanti’s firm, eMazzanti Technologies, was named in Inc. magazine’s 2010 list of the 5,000 fastestgrowing companies. BSBA Class of 1999
Adam Boyd has been appointed to serve as a linguist/translator in Papua New Guinea with Wycliffe Bible Translators. He and his wife, Martha, will promote literacy and Bible translation among peoples in Papua New Guinea that have no written language. To read more, visit gutnius.blogspot. com.
Mike Doonan and Emily Enstice (C ’01) were married on Feb. 26, 2010, in Sayulita, Mexico, surrounded by many Hoyas. The couple met during the first week of their freshman year at Georgetown in August 1997. They reside in San Francisco.
BSBA Class of 2003
BSBA Class of 2000
Bridgette Walker began her latest assignment with the Department of State’s Foreign Service in Alexandria, Egypt, in June 2010. She assumed the position of director of the American Center.
Timothy Riker moved to Sacramento, Calif., in 2007. He started as a financial adviser working with deaf clients who use American Sign Language and has now started a new career as an adjunct professor of Sign Language Studies at Sacramento City College. He is enrolled in the California State University, Northridge, online master’s in public policy program. He volunteers as the president of the California Association of the Deaf Sacramento Chapter.
Kristen Marie (O’Gara) Koluch and Nicholas A. Koluch had their first child, Nicholas Thomas Koluch, on Nov. 1, 2010. The Hoya parents reside in Rockland County, N.Y.
BSBA Class of 2001
Marc Rene Lohser and Kristen Elizabeth Colello (N ’05) were married in Dahlgren Chapel on Oct. 9, 2010. Father Otto Hentz performed the ceremony in the presence of family, friends, and many Hoyas. The couple resides in New York City. MBA Class of 2003
MBA Class of 2001
Dennis Morris and family
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Amy J. (Bouchard) Carletti was elected to partnership at the law firm McDermott Will & Emery LLP. She is a member
David Rudolph will go to law school at the University of Connecticut in West Hartford,
Shannon Delany Stroud and Lindsay Stroud had their first child/Hoya, Finley Elizabeth Stroud. msb.georgetown.edu