Sean Kelleher
Sean Kelleher is the President of Austin Atlantic Asset Management Co., an institutional investment management firm. He and his wife Margaux moved to Park City full time in 2014 after many years as part-timers. He spent the majority of his career working in New York in finance for firms such as Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank, and Alliance Bernstein. Mr. Kelleher is also the developer of a sustainable residential real estate development in the Old Town neighborhood of Park City known as Echo Spur. Mr. Kelleher is a graduate of the University of Virginia’s McIntire School of Commerce and is a member of its Alumni Advisory Board. He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst.
Paige Penze, Vice Chair and Treasurer
Paige is a Director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch where she has worked for over 22 years. Paige spent over 15 years in Equity Sales and Trading. Currently, Paige leads Business Development on the Global Transaction Services Innovation Team. Paige also served on the US Swimming Investment Committee for over 15 years. She is a former US Swimming National Team member and received an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin.
J. Taylor Crandall
J. Taylor Crandall is a Trustee of the Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health, and currently serves on the Board of Trustees of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team Foundation. He is also the Secretary-Treasurer of the Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Foundation. J is a founding Managing Partner of Oak Hill Capital Partners where he has been affiliated with the firm and its predecessors since 1986. Previously, J served as Chief Operating Officer of Keystone, Inc., playing key roles in nearly all of the major transactions in which Keystone has invested. Prior to joining the firm, J was a Vice President with the First National Bank of Boston. J earned a BA degree from Bowdoin College and an honorary doctorate in humane letters from Bowdoin College in 2010.
Curtis Feeny, Chair
Curtis Feeny has invested in enterprise software for 19 years with a focus on data analytics. His boards have included Khan Academy, Stanford Federal Credit Union, Staples (SPLS: NYSE), Ayla Networks, Kaggle, Wise.io, Autogrid, Sensys, Social Survey, and numerous other successful startups. Curtis serves on the Board of Directors of Silicon Valley Executive Network, a professional organization with 500 Valley tech companies and 2,000 C- level execs as members. He also invested early in Plangrid (acquired Autodesk), Accuray (IPO), and other successful startups out of Stanford University. He served on the board of Trammell Crow Company (TCC: NYSE), which was purchased by CB Richard Ellis (CBG: NYSE) in 2006. Curtis was appointed by President George W. Bush to be a Trustee of the Presidio Trust. Previously, Curtis was the first Executive Vice President of the newly formed Stanford Management Company, helping oversee the University’s endowment from 1992 to 2000, when assets under management grew from $1.5 billion to $9 billion. Curtis has an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BS in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M University.
Mindy Halsey
Mindy, her husband John, and their three sons have called Park City home since 2006. Since moving to town, Mindy has been actively engaged with the Park City School District serving in many roles. For roughly 10 years, Mindy was a member of the Board of the Park City Education Foundation, serving on the Executive Committee for most of her tenure and was Vice President from 2016-2017. Previously, Mindy worked in the financial industry in New York, starting her career at European-American Bank. After a short stint on the corporate side, she returned to Foreign Exchange Sales at JP Morgan Bank and ended her career as a Principal at Morgan Stanley. Mindy holds a BA with Honors in Economics from Trinity College in Hartford, CT, having spent her junior year at The London School of Economics. In Park City, you will find Mindy on the tennis court, on the golf course, on the ski hill, hiking or biking our wonderful trails, in a yoga class, or home with a book.
Jon Monk
Jon Monk works at Merrill Lynch to help individual and corporate clients manage transition events such as retirement with a relationships-based approach encompassing estate planning, lending, and credit issues, investing management, and more.
Franklin L. Morton
Franklin serves as a Director and Investment Committee member of the Golden Apple Foundation, which fosters excellence in teaching. Additionally, he is Chairman of the Investment Committee at the Northeast Illinois Council of Boy Scouts of America where he has received a District Award and Council President’s Award. Other board positions include director and shareholder at Credo Capital Management, LLC., a trustee at Diocesan Foundation, and trustee at Northfield, Illinois Police Pension Plan. Professionally, Franklin worked for more than 15 years as Senior Vice President, Director of Research, Investment Committee member, and shareholder at Ariel Investments, LLC. based in Chicago, IL. Prior to that, he worked as Vice President of Research at Alex Brown, Inc. Franklin received a BA in Political Science at Middlebury College and an MBA from Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia.
Mike Ruzek
Mike is First Vice President – Financial Advisor at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management in Park City. Mike completed his Executive Education at The Wharton School to become a Certified Investment Manage Analyst and is also a Certified Financial Planner practitioner. He works with small to mid-size businesses and their owners and select individuals helping his clients create, manage, protect and transfer wealth. Currently, he is Board Chair of The Speedy Foundation and Chair of the Investment Committee. He is also on the Finance Committee for the National Ability Center and an active member of the Park City Rotary Club. Past board of director positions includes Park City Friends of Animals, Summit County Open Space Committee, Park Silly Sunday Market, United Way of Salt Lake, and Summit County Advisory Board. He graduated from the University of Utah.
Millicent Tracey
Millicent Tracey’s professional background is in fintech and financial services. She spent 19 years at Wells Fargo working in online banking for business and building digital payment platforms like Zelle. Prior to her time in the financial industry, she spent a short time working as an attorney and tax consultant for hedge funds. Nowadays, Millicent can be found working closely with her favorite nonprofits – Park City Community Foundation, Mountain Town Music, Kids Play International, Communities That Care, and Park City Angels. Millicent is passionate about developing girls into strong, educated, confident, and mentally healthy adults and believes wholeheartedly in the saying, “educate girls and save the world.” Maybe that’s why Millicent offers up her time to advise several female-founded start-ups. She also loves indulging in music and film and is currently an executive producer of the documentary, Bias, which explores unconscious bias in the workplace. Millicent has also served on our Audit Committee and recently stepped into the role of Audit Committee Chair.
