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16 WORCESTER HOMECOMING 2022 ALUMNI BIOS ALUMNI MEGAN FLETCHER A Worcester native and graduate of the Bancroft School, Megan is the VP, Global Art, and Senior Creative Director, Packaging, for Benefit Cosmetics. Before joining Benefit, Megan worked at WGBH and at Bobbi Brown Cosmetics. She attended Stanford University and the Mass. College of Art and Design. Benefit's products are international leaders in their niche. The company is a division of the world's leading luxury products group, Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy. KEN LEVINE An established leader in the cybersecurity industry, Ken is the CEO of Comodo, a world leader of next-generation open source cybersecurity. He previously served as EVP of Sales at Cabletron Systems, CEO of NitroSecurity (acquired by McAfee in 2011), CEO of Digital Guardian, a leader in the data loss prevention and endpoint detection and response markets where he tripled revenues, and CEO of ShieldX (acquired by Fortinet). In addition, Ken also founded Brookline Venture Partners to invest in early-stage technology companies. "New Census figures show that Worcester has further solidified its title as the second- largest city in New England with a population that has broken 200,000 residents." — MassLive, August 13, 2021 — PATRICK MADAUS A partner at Pomona Capital in NY, this Worcester native and BC grad has spent 15 years in the private equity industry, previously serving as a senior research associate at Cambridge Associates. Patrick focuses on secondary investment analysis and deal sourcing and helps lead the firm's primary investment program. He was recognized by Secondaries Investor's Next Generation of Leaders as one of the top 20 brightest young minds in the industry. PHILIP R. "FLIP" MORGAN A WPI graduate and Trustee Emeriti at the school, Flip is the former CEO of Morgan Construction. In 2008, when the 5th generation company completed its deal to become a division of Siemens, Morgan had over 1,100 employees worldwide. He has worked with family members to generously support WPI on a variety of projects, including the Morgan- Worcester Distinguished Instructionship for mechanical engineering faculty, and capital projects such as the Morgan Hall residence and the renovation of the Washburn Shops. He is currently involved with several non-profits, serves as an advisor to two companies, and sits on the board of an additional for- profit company.