Brian Horrigan
08.09.2021
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Brian attended his first Christmas Revels performance in 1993 and has not missed a year of Christmas Revels since. When his daughter joined the children’s chorus during the 2011 Christmas Revels, Brian got more actively involved as a volunteer. Since then, the Horrigan family has volunteered and participated in a variety of roles. Brian joined the Revels Board in September 2018 and added the Finance Committee to his assignments in September 2019. He is looking forward to helping Revels plan for another and even better fifty years.
Brain received his Bachelors in economics at Santa Clara University and did graduate work in economics at UCLA. In 1980, he moved to Philadelphia, where he worked at the Federal Reserve Bank and at a private forecasting/consulting company. In 1992, he moved to Massachusetts to work as an economist at Loomis Sayles & Co., LP, where he now works as the chief economist. He previously served on the board of Group Motion Multimedia Dance Theatre, a performance and improv dance group in Philadelphia, and on the Board of the National Association for Business Economics. He has also served on the Vestry of Christ Episcopal Church in Needham, MA.
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