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Three New Trustees
On Board/ Andrew Barth, Samuel Glick
’04 and Margaret G. Lodise ’85.
THREE NEW TRUSTEES HAVE been elected to the governing board of Pomona
College. The new members of the College’s Board of Trustees are
Andrew Barth, Samuel Glick ’04 and
Margaret G. Lodise ’85.
 Barth is president of Capital
International Research,
Inc. and Capital
Guardian Trust
Company, managing
mutual funds and
investment portfolios—
specifically thrifts,
mortgage lenders, and
government-sponsored
enterprises. Barth, who will serve on the
Finance Committee of Pomona’s Board
of Trustees, has been active with other
educational institutions as well. In 1997,
he was first elected to the San Marino
Unified School District Board and he
served two terms as president. At present,
Barth serves as overseer of The
Huntington Museum, Library and
Gardens, also located in San Marino, Calif, where he lives. A native of New
York, Barth was an economics major and
All-American wrestler in college, and
graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta
Kappa from Columbia University in
1983. In 1985 he received his MBA from
the Columbia University Graduate School
of Business. Barth is married to Avery
Barth, and they have four children: Emily,
Catherine, Andrew, Jr. and Avery Vivian.
 Glick is part of the Strategic Planning
Group at Mercer—one
of the consulting arms
of professional services
firm Marsh &
McLennan—based in
San Francisco. Prior to
joining Mercer, Glick
was a strategy consultant
at Oliver Wyman.
Before that, he spent a year as a Rotary
Ambassadorial Scholar, studying economics
at the University of Warwick in
Coventry, England. An economics major,
Glick graduated from Pomona with distinction,
and as a student was a director
of the Claremont Community
Foundation, ASPC Academic Affairs
Commissioner, Judiciary Council Chair,
and a member of the Presidential Search
and Senior Class Gift Committees. As an
alumnus, he serves on the Torchbearers
Board and as an admissions volunteer.
Glick lives in Oakland with his wife,
Emily Glick ’04.
 Lodise is a partner with the firm
Sacks, Glazer, Franklin
& Lodise, LLP in Los
Angeles. She practices
estate, trust and conservatorship
litigation.
Lodise earned her
J.D. at UCLA in
1988, and her LLM
from Loyola Law
School in 2002. She is also a fellow of
ACTEC (American College of Trusts &
Estates Counsel). Among her affiliations,
Lodise is a director of WYSE (Women
and Youth Supporting Each Other)—a
nonprofit, curriculum-based youth mentoring
organization—and was president
of the Women Lawyers Association of
Los Angeles from 1999–2000. Lodise
majored in history, spent a semester
abroad at Oxford University and graduated
cum laude from Pomona College. Her
alumni activities include terms on the
Associates Board as a member (1992–3),
vice-president (1993–4) and president
(1995–6), and chairing the Reunion
Fund Committee in 2000 and 2005.
Lodise lives in Los Angeles. |
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