The Hulls’ business makes heirloom-quality grilling tools, inspired by originals inherited from Mr. Hull’s grandfather and designed to last for decades.
At a change of command ceremony in Queens, New York, last November, Col. Brooks Braden (’97) officially assumed command of the U.S. Marine Corps’ Innovation Unit (MIU).
After more than two decades in a career that has included stints at Boeing and NASA as well as founding his own tech company, Joe De Kroon (’91) has embarked on a new and no less exciting venture.
After 16 years with Apple, Inc., Nathan Haggard (’99) retired last year at the age of 45.
While Catholics have pondered what Pope St. John Paul II called “the new evangelization” for decades, Andrew Whaley (’05) has done more than ponder.
When not engaged in advanced graduates studies in philosophy, Michael Bors (’15) can be found conducting tours of his native Annapolis.
“We manufacture and distribute our own brand of herbal-based natural health products,” says Paul Rivett-Carnac (’04) of St. Francis Herb Farm, a business his parents founded 33 years ago.