Chris Mullin named to Xaverian High School’s board of trustees
Chris Mullin, a five-time NBA all-star, two-time Olympic gold medalist and an inductee into the NBA Hall of Fame, is taking on a new challenge – one that will have him helping to guide Brooklyn students. Mullin has been named to the Board of Trustees at Xaverian High School in Bay Ridge.
Mullin, who retired as a player and is now an advisor to the owner and chairman of the Sacramento Kings, is a 1981 graduate of Xaverian. He is one of five new members of the Catholic school’s Board of Trustees.
Xaverian President Robert B. Alesi, a 1978 graduate, announced the new members on Tuesday along with Brother Lawrence Harvey, CFX, chairman of the Board of Trustees. Along with Mullin, the new members are: Ed Gilligan, Class of 1977, president of American Express Company; Michael T. Strianese, Class of 1974, chairman, president and CEO of L-3; Dr. Steven Galetta, Class of 1975, chair of Neurology at NYU Langone Medical Center; and Cara A. Macksoud, a prominent trader and risk manager who is a member of the Xaverian Genesis middle school’s Class of 1992.