Greenwich Land Trust Elects Five New Board Members

GREENWICH, Conn. -- The Greenwich Land Trust recently elected five new members to its Board of Directors.

Four of the five new members of the Greenwich Land Trust Board of Directors. From left: Bill King, Gretchen Bylow, Pam Pagnani, and Steve Walko.
photo credit: — Four of the five new members of the Greenwich Land Trust Board of Directors. From left: Bill King, Gretchen Bylow, Pam Pagnani, and Steve Walko. photo credit:
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by Stephanie Mojica

03/17/2015 5:00 a.m.

Gretchen Bylow, Bill King, Pam Pagnani, Urling Searle, and Steve Walko were elected to the board during the land trust's annual meeting.

“The Greenwich Land Trust is fortunate to attract talented Directors with a wealth of community experience and diverse professional skills,” said Ginny Gwynn, Greenwich Land Trust's executive director, in a press release.

“The entire organization is looking forward to an exciting 2015 with a new home at the Mueller Preserve and with plans to expand our land conservation efforts for the community.”

Members also elected officers for the board.

The following people will serve a one-year term:

Janice Trebbi Richards as president
Matthew Bostock, Camille Broderick and Bruce Dixon as vice presidents
Margaret Conboy as secretary
Bill Bishop as treasurer

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