Mary Fifield
President

 Connie Kastelnik
Principal

 Christine Black
Principal, Washington

 Joanna Peters
Principal, New York

 John Goodman
Senior Associate, New York

 Carol Edgar
Senior Associate, San Francisco

 David Rosen
Senior Associate

 Janet Bailey
Senior Associate, Marketing

 Phyllis D. Giller
Senior Associate, Public Relations

 Alexandra Zaroulis
Director, Media Relations

 Dorie Clark
Associate Director, Media Relations

 Arnie Reisman
Senior Associate, Production

 Sue Rothberg
Senior Associate, New Media

 Chris Anderson
Senior Associate, Survey Research

 Joanne Scheuble
Senior Associate, Research

 Diane Boudreau
Senior Associate, Graphic Design

 Sarah Putnam
Senior Associate, Photojournalism

 Donna Huron, CFRE
Senior Associate, Capital Development

 Catherine Clark
Senior Associate, Major Gifts, Annual Funds, and Special Events

 Aileen Gorman
Senior Associate, Investor Relations

 Joyce DiBona
Senior Associate, Advertising

 James Seibel
Accounts Manager

An Emmy-award winning writer and producer for more than two decades, Mr. Reisman has produced for commercial and public television, corporate video, theatre and film. His national telecasts include the Academy-Award nominated “Hollywood On Trial,” a compelling documentary on the blacklist; “The Other Side of the Moon,” PBS’s 20th anniversary of the lunar landing; and “PBS’s “AIDS Quarterly with Peter Jennings.”

For Boston’s WGBH-TV, one of PBS’s leading public television affiliates, Mr. Reisman created “The Big Dig” series, focusing on the nation’s largest public works project. While at WCVB, Boston’s ABC affiliate, Mr. Reisman developed the nightly “Chronicle” newsmagazine, and produced a series of one-hour prime-time specials.

Mr. Reisman recently produced a series of videos for Harvard Business School, a 50th anniversary video for Brandeis University, and videos for the Massachusetts Horticultural Society and the Massachusetts Audubon Society.

Earlier, Mr. Reisman served as the executive editor of Boston After Dark, which later became the Boston Phoenix. He has taught at Boston and Brandeis University, and was President of the Massachusetts Media Alliance, an association of arts and entertainment professionals.