Knisely was born and raised in Pennsylvania. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, then went on to do graduate work at the University of Delaware. While a graduate student in Physics and Astronomy at Delaware, he decided to study for the priesthood, going on to Yale University‘s Berkeley Divinity School. In 1991, he completed his Masters of Divinity and was ordained to the diaconate in , and, in the following year, to the priesthood. In 2013, he received an Honorary Doctor of Divinity degree, from Berkeley Divinity School at Yale.

Nicholas served initially as a priest in Delaware, Western and Eastern Pennsylvania, before becoming dean of the Episcopal cathedral in Phoenix, Arizona. While a priest in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, he also taught physics and astronomy at Lehigh University. In his clerical duties, he was active in ministries that focused on homelessness, communications, college and youth, finance, and ecumenical relations.

Knisely was the first person to chair the General Convention Standing Commission on Communications and Technology. Additionally, he participated in the Moravian-Episcopal dialog that drew up the agreement on full communion between the two denominations.

Ms. Albanese joined the Board in 2015 and currently serves as President of the Board.

He is a committee member of St. Mary’s Finance Committee. He received Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy Medical College of Virginia and MBA from College of William and Mary.

While at Wells Fargo Advisors, Harry was a founding member of the Hecht-Hanoian-Tuthill Private Wealth Management Group. For more than 35 years, he was committed to building deep relationships with clients based on trust and accountability.

His career began with Dean Witter Reynolds in 1982. He was a Director’s Club member of the firm from 1994-2007 and although he had many name changes on his business card, he stayed with Morgan Stanley until moving the team to Wells Fargo Advisors in 2011. 

Harry earned his Bachelor’s degree from Boston College in 1978.  He was a star football player in high school and college and was a 2007 Inductee into the Rhode Island Grid Iron Club and a 2008 Inductee into the East Providence Hall of Fame.

He remains active with many local civic and community organizations and was celebrated as a Tocqueville Society member of the United Way. Harry currently serves on the Finance Committee for St. Mary’s Home for Children and through the years he and his wife, Nancy, have been foster parents for 26 different children. 

Residing in Narragansett, RI, he and his wife have three grown children and four grandchildren and enjoy spending their free time at home with their family or on the beaches of Narragansett.

Doris is an experienced Executive Director – Strategic Partnerships Development with a demonstrated history of working in the primary/secondary education industry and increasing economic opportunities for communities. Results and solutions oriented. Skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Local, State and Federal Government Enterprises. Microsoft Excel, Customer Service, Strategic Planning, and Public Speaking. Strong development, fundraising and event planning skills. Graduated magna cum laude from Pedro Henriquez Urena University and with Highest honors from the Community College of Rhode Island. She is also completing a Master’s degree from Roger Williams University. 

Glenn recognizes that his ultimate responsibility to clients is to help them build a solid foundation on which to make their financial decisions with confidence. Glenn takes a very hands on role in following through for clients to make sure their needs are always taken care of with the highest level of attention, and that financial strategies are effectively implemented.

He offers personalized strategies that address:

• Retirement planning
• Trust and estate planning services working with family tax accountants and attorneys
• Corporate cash management strategies
• Asset allocation and investment selection
• Individual wealth preservation and insurance planning recommendations

Glenn began his career in investments in 1992 and has worked for several legacy organizations prior to Bank of America’s acquisition of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration in 1991 and an MBA in finance in 1998 from Bryant University. Glenn has worked in his current role as a financial advisor for over ten years.

Originally a Rhode Island native, Glenn currently lives in Southern Massachusetts with his wife Karen and their children Nicholas and Jenna.

He was previously the Owner/Operator of Luxury Cleaners, a family-owned business with six locations, for 40+ years now celebrating 72 years in business.

He has also held the following positions:

• Former Volunteer Fire Captain – North Providence Fire Department – 20 years
• Former member of North Providence Town Council (1979 through 1989)
• Former Town Council President (1987-1989)
• Life Member – Marieville Fire Department
• Inducted into Rhode Island Boys & Girls Club Hall of Fame 2008
• Former President, Blackstone Valley Firemens’ League
• Former Member, Rhode Island State Personnel Appeals Board
• Vice President, RI League of Cities and Towns
• Board Chairman, Hope Academy Charter School
• Board Member, Achievement First Charter School
• Board Member, R.I. Resource Recovery Corp.

He is married to his wife, Carol, and father of Tarra Ferrara and Charles, Jr.  He is also grandfather of Allie, Nicholas, Christopher, Sloane, Stella, and Lucia.

She is the second woman to hold this post and the first woman of color. Additionally, she is the first Dominican American to hold the position of Lieutenant Governor in the United States.

Before she was appointed Lieutenant Governor, she served on the Providence City Council from January 2011 until April 2021. During that period, she was elected as the first Latina to hold the position of City Council President Pro Tempore in 2015, and in 2019 she was elected City Council President by her peers. She has the distinction of being the first Latina to hold both positions in the city’s history. As the Councilwoman for Ward 15, she represented the neighborhoods of Olneyville and parts of the Silver Lake and Valley.

Lieutenant Governor Matos was born in the province of Barahona in the Dominican Republic and emigrated to the United States in 1994.

She is a proud graduate of Rhode Island College, where she earned her BA in Communications and Public Relations in May of 2001.

Lieutenant Governor Matos lives in Providence, Rhode Island, with her husband, Patrick Ward, and their two children, Diego and Annemarie.

Judge Newman is currently a member of the Risk/Audit Committee. He became a member of the Board in 2015.

As an educator and seasoned practitioner with extensive experience in accounting, finance and operations, John has held roles as C-suite executive, Big 4 audit partner, and health care consultant specializing in financial and operational improvement. This diversified experience complements his academic interests in management and organizational behavior.