Over the summer, Endicott’s Alumni Council welcomed 17 Gulls to its ranks, bringing together alumni from across generations, industries, and experiences.
Serving as a bridge between Endicott and its alumni community, the Council provides perspective on the College's priorities while helping to strengthen connections among Gulls long after graduation. Meet some of the newest members:
Thomas Barbieri ’23
Boston, Mass.
Barbieri is a Senior Associate in PwC’s M&A Consulting practice, where his career began with two internships while a Gull. An accounting and finance graduate, he was a member of the Scholars Program and the baseball team, and helped the Gulls capture two conference championships and make their first College World Series appearance in 2023.
Jill Crawford ’04 M’11
New Hampshire
Crawford is Chief Marketing Officer at Selerix and brings more than 20 years of experience in HR technology, with previous leadership roles at UKG, Workhuman, Lattice, and Vensure Employer Solutions. A former Endicott class president, she remains connected to the College as a student mentor and is passionate about innovation, leadership development, and strengthening alumni engagement.
Kerry Dracchio ’91 ’93
Quincy, Mass.
After more than 25 years in retail management, Dracchio brought her business experience to a commercial landscaping company, where she now serves as office manager. She is also an administrator for South Shore Young Professionals and has pursued several entrepreneurial ventures, including a handmade upcycled scarf business she launched in 2011.
Eric Johansson ’23 M’24
Beverly, Mass.
Johansson earned degrees in finance and international business and an MBA from Endicott and now works as an associate at Park State Asset Management. A former member of the men’s ice hockey team, he helped the Gulls win two conference championships and reach the Frozen Four during his senior season. He has remained connected to the program as an assistant coach.
Cameron MacLeod ’14
Hampton, N.H.
MacLeod is a Senior Account Manager at Riptide Technologies, helping organizations across New England address their technology and cybersecurity needs. A four-year member of Endicott’s men’s ice hockey team, he remains active in the College community as a student mentor and campus speaker and has welcomed Endicott interns to work alongside him at Riptide.
Luke Somers ’15
North Andover, Mass.
Somers has built a career in business development spanning research, energy, advanced materials, and emerging technologies and now works with energy, materials, and quantum clients through his consultancy, VOIEZ. At Endicott, he played and captained football, worked as an Admissions tour guide, and became an early member of Team IMPACT, in which he remains involved today.
Andie Philip ’13 M’14
Hamilton, Mass.
Philip has built a career in operations and innovation, including helping establish Flextronics’ Boston Innovation Center and developing new building technology at Seattle’s McKinstry, where her work resulted in several patents. After returning to Massachusetts, Phillip launched a part-time color analysis business in 2025. She and her husband live in Hamilton with their two children.