Deloitte Partner Named Co-chair Of Nichols College Board Of Advisors

Dudley, Mass. – EJ Landry III of Burlington, Mass., has been appointed co-chair of the Nichols College Board of Advisors.

Landry is a seasoned financial expert with significant experience in auditing and consulting with companies in life sciences, technology and manufacturing industries. His career spanned 34 years at Deloitte, retiring as partner in fall of 2020.

Landry has been named co-chair along with Christine Scarafoni, Chief Human Resources Officer at KLR, a New England Regional Public Accounting Firm.

Landry most recently led teams and client relationships with some of Deloitte’s largest global clients in the life sciences practice. Since 2017, he was the global lead risk partner on a $30 billion US-based medical device company and, since 2016, he was the US lead client service partner and global lead risk partner (2010-2016) for another $20 billion medical device company based internationally. His specific focus of expertise is risk management and internal controls, in those roles, his responsibility was to bring Deloitte’s expertise to help management address their business issues.

Landry holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a focus in accounting from Nichols College and is a certified public accountant. He has been a member of the Nichols College Board of Advisors for five years. He also serves as a Board of Trustees member for uAspire and on the Board of Directors for Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries.

Landry hopes to bring his professional and volunteer experience to enhance the engagement of the Board of Advisors and positively influence our students.

The Nichols College Board of Advisors is a volunteer board established in 2007 by the Nichols Board of Trustees. Its members, comprising accomplished alumni and friends of Nichols, advocate for and engage with the college in multiple ways in support of the college’s strategic objectives.

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