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The GO Tutor Corps Board of Directors
Meet the Board
The GO Tutor Corps Board
Adam Weinstein
Board Chairman
Adam Weinstein
Board Chairman
Managing Director and Head of Firm Operations for New Mountain Capital, a private equity firm based in New York City and founding member of the GO Tutor Corps board.
Susan Mustokoff Akselrad
Board Secretary
Susan Mustokoff Akselrad
Board Secretary
Attorney specializing in labor and employment issues, founding board member of the Great Oaks Charter School of New York City, and former public school teacher in Philadelphia.
Mike Brown
Board Treasurer
Mike Brown
Board Treasurer
Co-Founder and Managing Director of Journey Strategic Wealth, a national registered investment advisor firm; former trustee of the East Harlem Tutorial Project.
Charlotte Adjchavanich
Charlotte Adjchavanich
Marketing strategist and adviser to celebrity clients with past stints at Parlux Revlon, L’ORÉAL UK, and ScienceMagic.
Derrick Diggs
Derrick Diggs
Former President and Director of Development for Diggs Construction, and advisory board chair for Connecticut Coalition for Achievement Now (ConnCAN).
Susan Stroud
Susan Stroud
Longtime advocate of national service, both in the United States and abroad, beginning in the 1980’s at Brown University; she is one of the original architects of AmeriCorps and subsequently worked at the White House to stand up the agency.
Sid Vaidya
Sid Vaidya
Sid Vaidya serves as the U.S. Wealth Chief Investment Strategist with TD Wealth, and has worked at TD since 1996. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Toronto and has been awarded the Chartered Financial Analyst and the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst designations.
Michael T. Duffy
President
Michael T. Duffy
President
Michael T. Duffy is the President of the GO Tutor Corps. Previously he worked at the NYC Department of Education under Chancellor Joel Klein, working for three years in the administration of Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Michael’s efforts in education grew out of his work in the civil rights movement, having served as the chairman and commissioner of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ civil rights enforcement commission, a position he held for six years. He has also held leadership positions in the non-profit sector: he served on the Board of Directors of the Human Rights Campaign, for several years as its co-chair; two terms on the Vestry of St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church in Manhattan; and is currently chair of the board of the Lyme Academy of Fine Arts. Michael has a master’s degree in public policy from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University where he wrote his thesis on business support for child day care and graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Trinity College in Connecticut with a degree in Economics. For the last dozen years, Michael has been an adjunct professor at NYU’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service where he teaches courses on management and leadership.
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