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Director & Co-Chair of Advisory Board

Bridget Burger brings over twenty years of combined experience in math teaching and curriculum development at the secondary school level, as well as nonprofit leadership, fundraising, and community program development. Her experience has included developing experiential, culturally-relevant STEM curriculum for Pacific Islanders, creating project-based, ELL, and developmental math curriculum for vocational schools, and collaborating across stakeholders to deliver high-quality educational programs in the community. A graduate of Yale, with a Master's Degree in Education from Lesley University, she is an Ethnomathematics and STEM Institute Scholar at the University of Hawaii Manoa College of Education. She is excited to spearhead the Network to enhance STEM education from pre-k to career across Cape Cod and the Islands.

The Cape Cod Healthcare Foundation is a registered charity created to support Cape Cod Hospital, Falmouth Hospital, the Visiting Nurse Association of Cape Cod, and the people and programs that keep Cape Cod healthy. Whether it’s new buildings, new equipment or new treatments, we raise the funds to make it possible.Your contributions have helped make Cape Cod Healthcare a point of pride for the region and a leader in the state.

Thanks to millions in charitable gifts from our donors, we have together, transformed the delivery of care on Cape Cod. We are indebted to all those who have partnered with us to bring this community the most exemplary healthcare services available. Thank you, Cape Cod!

From CapeCodToday.com 9/19/2018:

The Barnstable County Board of Regional Commissioners unanimously approved the recommendation of the Cape Cod Commission Executive Committee and appointed Acting Executive Director Kristy Senatori to the position of Executive Director, pending contract negotiations.

“There is no question Ms. Senatori is best suited to lead the Commission well into the future,” stated Chairman Harold Mitchell on behalf of the Commission Executive Committee.

Senatori was appointed Acting Director in February after the resignation of Paul Niedzwiecki, who served as Executive Director for 10 years. Niedzwiecki left to become the first Executive Director and General Counsel for the Southfield Redevelopment Authority in Weymouth.

“I am honored and privileged to be the next leader of the Cape Cod Commission,” said Senatori.  She added, “I look forward to continuing the innovative work of the Commission and collaborating with Cape community leaders and stakeholders as we design solutions to some of the region’s biggest environmental and economic challenges.”

Senatori started working for the Commission in 2008 as its Chief Regulatory Officer, overseeing the regulatory program. She was promoted to Deputy Director in 2012.  She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hamilton College and a Juris Doctorate from Vermont Law School. Senatori worked in the private sector for several years before joining the Cape Cod Commission staff.

Donald Crampton serves as the Dean of Academic & Student Affairs for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics at Cape Cod Community College. 

Dr. Crampton earned his Ph.D. in Botany at Arizona State University and worked as an NIH post-doctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School studying DNA replication. Prior to this appointment at Cape Cod Community College, he served as Director of Advising and Academic Success at Mills College (CA). Dr. Crampton specializes in developing research-based, data‐informed and student‐centered approaches to institutional effectiveness.

Lead singer and instrumentalist, Sarah Swain, from Cape Cod’s popular band Sarah Swain & the Oh Boys, is also the Founder and CEO of Cape Wellness Collaborative which provides integrative therapies to anyone facing cancer in our community. Sarah is also the creator of Cape Cod Women's Music Festival and Dancing with the Docs. With her successful band and impressive diverse commitments, it’s no wonder Sarah Swain is considered a Cape treasure.