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Overseer and HAA Elected Director Slate 2025

Headshots of 15 newly elected Harvard Overseers and Directors, each labeled with their name

Overseeers (left column): Michael Rosenblatt, Anjali Sud, Lanhee J. Chen, Mark A. Edwards, Mary Louise Kelly, Nathaniel Owen Keohane, Courtney B. Vance. 
Elected Directors (right column): Angela M. Ruggiero, Allison Pillinger Choi, Sanjay Seth, Nicholas J. Melvoin, Theresa J. Chung, Daniel H. Ahn, Colin J. Kegler, Victoria Wai Ka Leung, Pavlos P. Photiades | HEADSHOTS COURTESY OF HAA/MONTAGE BY HARVARD MAGAZINE

The university has announced the final 2025 candidate slates, listed in ballot order, for the Board of Overseers and the Harvard Alumni Association’s Elected Directors. A previously announced candidate for the Board of Overseers, Valerie Montgomery Rice, M.D. ’87, withdrew her candidacy. The five new board vacancies will be filled by the top-five vote-earners. The candidate who receives the sixth-highest number of votes will join the board for the remainder of the term vacated by Mark Carney ’87 (until 2027). Balloting is open from April 1 through May 20 at 5:00 p.m. Degree holders other than officers of instruction and government may vote for Overseer candidates; all degree holders can vote on the HAA Elected-Director candidates.

For information on the Overseer candidates’ views on the University’s opportunities and challenges, see Harvard Magazine’s online post with their answers to a set of questions at harvardmag.com/candidates-priorities-25.

Overseer candidates

Michael Rosenblatt, M.D. ’73, Newton, Massachusetts, advisory partner, Ascenta Capital; senior adviser, Bain Capital Life Sciences and Flagship Pioneering; former executive vice president and chief medical officer, Merck; former dean, Tufts University Medical School

Anjali Sud, M.B.A. ’11, New York City, CEO, Tubi; former CEO, Vimeo

Lanhee J. Chen ’99, A.M. ’04, J.D. ’07, Ph.D. ’09, Mountain View, California, Steffy fellow in American public policy studies, Hoover Institution, and director of domestic policy studies, public policy program, Stanford University; partner, Brunswick Group

Mark A. Edwards ’82, Brookline, Massachusetts, cofounder and CEO, Upstream USA; founder and former executive director, Opportunity Nation

Mary Louise Kelly ’93, Washington, D.C., journalist and broadcaster, cohost of All Things Considered, National Public Radio

Nathaniel Owen Keohane, Ph.D. ’01, New York City, president, Center for Climate and Energy Solutions

Courtney B. Vance ’82, La Cañada Flintridge, California, actor, producer, writer; president and chair, SAG-AFTRA Foundation

HAA elected-director candidates

Angela M. Ruggiero ’02, M.B.A. ’14, Weston, Massachusetts, cofounder and chair, Sports Innovation Lab

Allison Pillinger Choi ’06, Bedford, New York, author

Sanjay Seth, M.P.A.-M.U.P. ’19, East Boston, Massachusetts, former chief of staff and senior adviser for climate and equity, U.S. EPA New England

Nicholas J. Melvoin ’08, Los Angeles, elected board member, Los Angeles Unified School District

Theresa J. Chung ’98, J.D. ’02, Dallas, administrative judge, U.S. Merit Systems Protection Board

Daniel H. Ahn ’90, M.B.A. ’97, Burlingame, California, managing partner, Clearvision Ventures

Colin J. Kegler ’97, Provincetown, Massachusetts, senior software engineer, HealthEdge, Inc.

Victoria “Vicky” Wai Ka Leung ’91, London, England, managing director and consultant, EC M&A

Pavlos P. Photiades ’88, Nicosia, Cyprus, chief executive officer, Photos Photiades Group

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