BOARD OF DIRECTORS O F F ICE R S Joseph W. Walsh, Esq., Chairman Mark T. Ryan, Esq., First Vice Chairman Thomas A. Tanury, Second Vice Chairman Ellen Barnes, Secretary J. Joseph Kruse, Treasurer Richard L. Bready Gabriella DiGiacino Caprio Darren Corrente, Esq. Jason M. DaPonte Guillaume de Ramel Richard E. DiChiaro The Honorable Jorge O. Elorza (Ex-Officio)* Thomas P. Fay Gary E. Furtado Ari Gabinet Janet Hasson Jay Howell Lowell W. Kinch The Honorable James R. Langevin (Ex-Officio)*
Cynthia Laughlin Barbara S. Lavine E. Robert Lupone Paul A. MacDonald Robin L. Main, Esq. Lori Merolla Terrence P. Moran George H. Nee The Honorable Joseph R. Paolino, Jr. Marc Paulhus Gary M. Penfield Lawrence E. Purtill Jo-Ann Ragosta The Honorable Gina M. Raimondo (Ex-Officio)
The Honorable Jack Reed (Ex-Officio)* Thomas J. Rossi David Salit Stephen Shechtman, Esq. Robert F. Stoico Donald R. Sweitzer Susan Weiner John Hazen White, Jr. William A. White William K. Wray
* DI RE CTOR R E PRESENTATIVES Theresa M. Agonia (The Honorable Jorge O. Elorza) Seth Klaiman (The Honorable James R. Langevin) Raymond Simone (The Honorable Jack Reed) THIS LISTING IS CURRENT AS OF OUR FALL 2016 PRINTING.
The Providence Performing Arts Center (“PPAC”) is a Rhode Island non-business corporation organized by the following: Citizens Bank, Fleet National Bank of Rhode Island, Old Stone Bank, Outlet Company, Providence Journal Company, Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank, and Textron, Inc. The affairs of PPAC are administered by a Board of Directors, and representatives of the founders who, together with the Governor of Rhode Island and the Mayor of Providence, presently serve as members of the Board. None of the founders has an ownership in any of the assets of PPAC. In 1978 PPAC was purchased and continues to hold title to the Providence Performing Arts Center theatre, which PPAC maintains as a center for the performing arts. Under PPAC’s articles of association, no part of the earnings of the corporation may be paid to its members, the Board of Directors, the officers or any other private persons. If the existence of PPAC should terminate for any reason, its net assets would be distributed exclusively to one or more charitable or educational institutions accorded tax exempt status under the Internal Revenue Code.
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