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Welcome to the Family

Riverview Medical Center Foundation Board of Trustees Welcomes Newest Members

 

William J. Marraccini 

William is the founder and Managing Partner of Sweetwater Capital, a middle market telecom venture capital firm. William has a history of over twenty five years of professional experience in telecommunication and the wireless industry. He was the founder, principal owner and long-time CEO of AAT Communications, the largest privately-owned communications tower operator in the U.S. He was also an original investor and served on the board of Metro One, the initial non-ROBOC cellular phone company serving New York City. In addition, William has successfully invested in companies in such diverse industries as rural cellular, PCS, private cable, distributed antenna systems, marine communications and land mobile sales and service. Active in his community, he serves on the Board of The Count Basie Theater and is a committed supporter and serves on the Boards of Monmouth Conservation Foundation and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. William loves traveling, takes pleasure in the theater and is an antique car enthusiast. He resides at Dog Wood Hills Farm in Locust with his wife Vikki and his three daughters Christina, 23, Kate, 20 and Marie, 17. His wife and daughters are avid equestrians and value the grace and beauty of the open space of Monmouth County.   

Nancy Mulheren 

Nancy is President and CEO of Rumson Management, a real estate management company that encompasses residential, commercial and retail properties in New Jersey and Virginia. In addition, Nancy serves and Director of the J.A.M. Anonymous Foundation, established in tribute to her late husband and dedicated to continuing his philanthropic legacy. The Foundation's community outreached includes a four-year college scholarship awarded to a graduating senior from Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School. A Member of the Roanoke College Board of Trustees and a member of the Executive Board, Nancy also serves as Chair of the Building & Grounds Committee and is a member of the Capital Campaign Committee. As a member of the board of the Count Basie Theatre Foundation, Nancy has played an integral role in promoting the preservation and restoration of this local historic theatre. Nancy is a member of the board for Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey and has been instrumental to the founding and success of Stately Home by-the-Sea Designer Show House to benefit VNACJ. She is currently serving as Co-Chair for the third edition of the Show House, which has become one of the region's most anticipated designer show case events. Nancy lives in Rumson, NJ. She has seven children; Sandy, Nora, Clark, Timothy, Dakota, Harley and Wyatt, four grandchildren, with two on the way.   

 

Richard J. Saker   

As president and chief executive officer of Saker Holdings Corporation, and Saker ShopRites, Inc, Richard, with his wife, Laura, has helped to raise millions of dollars to benefit the hungry, and many other worthwhile causes. At present, Saker ShopRites employ over 8,500 associates and is the largest member/owner of Wakefern Food Corporation, the highest volume food cooperative in the world.  Richard is an executive officer of Wakefern's board of directors, chairman of the General Merchandise Committee, and a member of the Sales, Merchandising and Advertising Committees. Richard is also a member of the board of directors of the New Jersey Food Council and functions as the chairman of the Political Action Committee. He has had the distinct honor of serving on the transition team of Governor Chris Christie. Richard is an alumnus of Saint Joseph's University and serves on the board of directors of the University's Academy of Food Marketing. He is also the chairman of the board of trustees of the Joan Dancy and People with ALS Foundation, where he and Laura have dedicated their efforts to improving the quality of life for ALS patients and their families. Richard and Laura have also been recognized by Andrea Bocelli for their charitable work with the Vision of Children Foundation. As third generation in a family business, Richard remains loyal to his roots in Monmouth County and to his hometown of Freehold; site of the first family owned and operated Saker's market, established in 1906 by his grandparents.  He has maintained a decades-long Saker family tradition of giving back to the community through his children, Ricky and Christel.   

 

Steven M. Scopellite   

Steve is the co-chief information officer for Goldman Sachs. He is a member of the Partnership Committee, Diverse Business Engagement Committee and Technology Division Operating Committee, and is the executive sponsor of the Technology Black Network. Steve was named managing director in 1998 and partner in 2000. Steve joined the firm as an application developer in 1986. From 1993 to 1996, he resided in London where he managed the firm's European Fixed Income Technology Division. He returned to New York to run global Fixed Income Technology and the integration of Fixed Income with J. Aron Technology. In 2001, Steve assumed leadership for the Equities and FICC Technology Divisions and spearheaded the merger of these two organizations. Prior to his current role, Steve was co-chief operating officer of the Technology Division from 2004 to 2007. Steve is a trustee of Rumson Country Day School and is the vice chairman of the National Board of Directors for Computers for Youth. He also serves on the Special Advisory Board of the National Society of Black Engineers, and is a member of the Advisory Board at Soltage, Inc. Steve earned a BS in Computer Science from City University of New York, Brooklyn College, in 1986.