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Stephen Drunsic '93
Stephen is a partner in LBL Fabrications based in Springfield, Vermont. He is also involved in regional real estate development projects. His prior experience includes serving as the President of the Nashville & Eastern Railroad Corporation, specializing in industrial development and legislative affairs before overseeing its 2019 sale. Prior to NERR, Stephen spent nine years in New York as an economic analyst for UBS before turning his attention to the start-up world, working for two successful media start-ups.
Stephen is a trustee on the Manchester Riverwalk Board and the Manchester Community Land Trust. He graduated with honors from Colby College with a bachelor’s degree in economics and finance. Stephen enjoys snowboarding, tennis, running, hiking, and traveling.
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Stephen is a trustee on the Manchester Riverwalk Board and the Manchester Community Land Trust. He graduated with honors from Colby College with a bachelor’s degree in economics and finance. Stephen enjoys snowboarding, tennis, running, hiking, and traveling.
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