Jane Swift - Post-acting Gubernatorial Career

Post-acting Gubernatorial Career

After leaving office, Swift returned to Western Massachusetts. She and her husband own and operate Cobble Hill Farm and riding school in Williamstown, Massachusetts where they live with their three daughters. She is active in charity fundraising, and she continues to be considered a “power player” within the Republican Party. Her official portrait was unveiled in the Massachusetts State House in 2005.

Governor Swift is a principal with the consulting firm of WNP Consulting, LLC, providing expertise in education services, equity and investments, strategic consultation, and professional presentations. She often speaks on the role of women in public service and is a lecturer in Leadership Studies at Williams College. Additionally she is a contributor to Working Mother Magazine, and active on numerous boards.

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