Tom Conroy is a New Englander who has worked in both the public and private sectors. He lives with his wife and four daughters in Wayland where he is active in his church and youth athletics. Tom is currently employed as a senior vice president of Marsh, Inc., an international risk management solutions firm.

Tom received a BA from Yale, an MA in International Trade and Economics from Johns Hopkins, and an MBA from Boston University. He worked in the public sector for nearly ten years where he managed a refugee resettlement program in Southeast Asia for the U.S. State Department, conducted military budget analyses for a Washington think tank, wrote speeches for Senator Gary Hart, and served as a foreign policy and national security assistant for Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD).

Tom has worked in the private sector in Massachusetts for the last ten years. He was an associate manager at Public Consulting Group where health and social service agencies maximized their revenues and were able to manage their finances in better terms under Tom’s leadership. Conroy also worked at Mercer Management Consulting where his management expertise and innovation improved operations and developed growth strategies for several firms. He now works at Marsh, Inc. where he develops risk management solutions for the ongoing strategic, financial, and operational challenges with which many large firms face.

Tom serves on the board of a nonprofit foundation promoting reading overseas and on the governing body of his church. He volunteers as the Wayland girls’ intramural soccer commissioner, and coaches a soccer team that includes his nine-year old triplet daughters.