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Mr. David C. Farrand

Board of Directors (2022-2025)
Managing Director, Morgan Stanley, (ret).
Trustee & Chair of the Investment Committee of the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Foundation

David Farrand retired as a managing director at Morgan Stanley & Co. in 1993. His volunteer work has included serving as Trustee, and later President, of the Scholarship Fund for Inner City Children, Newark, NJ.

In the Episcopal Diocese of Newark, he has served as Executive Director for Planned Giving, Trustee of the Episcopal Fund and Diocesan Properties, and as Chair of the Fund Development Council. In the wider church, David has been a Field Representative in Philanthropic Services for the Episcopal Church Foundation, New York, NY.

He served on the Board of St. Philip’s Academy, Newark, NJ, from 1998-2008 and was Board President from 2002-2008. A member of Calvary Episcopal Church in Summit, NJ, he has served on the Vestry, and as a Warden.

Currently, he is a Trustee and Chair of the Investment Committee of the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Foundation. David graduated from Franklin & Marshall College with a BA in Accounting.

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