College Savings Plans Network - Executive Board

Executive Board

The College Savings Plans Network Executive Board is composed of state officials who have been elected by their peers to serve as the leadership team for the organization. Board members serve one or two year terms and are elected by the membership. The Board is composed of the following:

Officers:

Hon. Michael L. Fitzgerald, Chair & Iowa State Treasurer

Betty Lochner, Vice Chair & Director, Washington Guaranteed Education Tuition

Mary Morris, Treasurer & Chief Executive Officer, Virginia529

Joan Marshall, Past Chair & Executive Director, College Savings Plans of Maryland


Board Members:

Hon. Young Boozer, Alabama State Treasurer

Jeff Coghan, Chair, CSPN Corporate Affiliate Committee & AVP – Hartford Mutual Funds

James DiUlio, Director, Wisconsin 529 College Savings Program

Hon. Ron Estes, Kansas State Treasurer

Hon. Lynn Fitch, Mississippi State Treasurer

Kathleen McGrath, Director, PA 529 College Savings Program

Paul Paeglis, Executive Director, Ohio Tuition Trust Authority

Hon. Rich Sattgast, South Dakota State Treasurer

Lynne Ward, Executive Director, Utah Educational Savings Plan


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