TERRELL BOSTON SMITH '06 is a former small business owner and public affairs consultant, who began his career in the Retail Investment Group of T. Rowe Price Associates and at the Baltimore Community Foundation. He currently serves as the chief financial officer for the Baltimore City Sheriff’s Office. He served as the campaign mand political director for Brian Frosh’s successful campaign for Attorney General of Maryland. Following the campaign, he served as special assistant to Attorney General Frosh in the Maryland Office of the Attorney General. Terrell also serves on the Franklin Pierce University Board of Trustees.

HERVE A. FUMBERI '06 is a finance Operations executive with over a decade of professional experience in Treasury and Finance Operations within the Fortune Global 500, Consumer Electronics Manufacturing, Cosmetics and AdTech industries. Focuses expertise in providing strategic direction and oversight of front-end revenue cycle processes and outcomes.

PHEBE L. ROBINSON HIGGINS '05 is a proud alumna of Franklin Pierce University. Many of you may know her as the founder of the A.L.A.NA (African American, Latinx, Native American, Asian American) program, a diversity initiative that began in 2007 focusing on serving underrepresented students attending Pierce. As a first-generation African American college student, Phebe realized that she was quite unprepared to tackle the college world without additional guidance and support. It was with this knowledge that Phebe became determined to change the landscape of how future underrepresented minority students would navigate their way through Pierce. Many years later Phebe found herself drawn back to Pierce to once again help do the good work needed for students on an A.L.A.NA Alumni Affinity group with fellow alumni Herve Fumberi ’05 and Terrell Boston Smith ’06 along in partnership with trustees, faculty and staff.