Rutland Institute for Ethics welcomes new advisory board members

Four new members have joined the advisory board of the Rutland Institute for Ethics at Clemson University. Beginning three-year terms are:

Jeff Duckworth, president of distribution for John Hancock Funds in Boston. He graduated from Clemson in 1988 with a Bachelor of Science in Financial Management.

Wade Hampton “Hamp” Lindsey, a Spartanburg restaurateur and 1977 graduate of Clemson.

Michael Mino of Greenville, president and CEO of PropertyBoss Solutions. He taught classes in Clemson’s MBA program in the 2001 and 2002 academic years.

Susan Reed of Greenville, a 1980 accounting graduate of Clemson who worked as an auditor with Arthur Young and Company and controller of a local property management and real estate development firm.









They join existing advisory board members: Joe Turner, chairman; Stephan C. Barton; Brice Bay; J. Ashley Cooper; Kelly Durham; Joe Erwin; John C. Knapp; Bonnie Drake Loomis; Susan McCracken; Michael Riordan; Robert J. Rutland; Lewis T. Smoak and Toby Stansell.

Biographies of all of the advisory board members are available on the Rutland Institute website.


To view the media release about the new board members, Click here