Bowen of Johnson & Wales University named to Washington Trust's board of directors
John Bowen, chancellor and CEO of Johnson & Wales University, was elected to Washington Trust's boards of directors at the annual meeting of shareholders on April 26. Bowen will serve on the human resources and compensation committee.
"We are pleased and honored to have John as a member of our board of directors," said Joseph MarcAurele, Washington Trust's chairman, president, and CEO. "His local experience and community involvement, combined with his knowledge and expertise of the local, regional and global economies, will be helpful in guiding Washington Trust in the years ahead."
A Johnson & Wales graduate, Bowen is celebrating his 37th year at the school. Johnson & Wales University is a private, non-profit institution founded in 1914 in Providence and is a recognized leader in career education, offering accredited business, hospitality, culinary arts, technology, and education programs. In his role as chancellor and CEO Bowen oversees more than 17,000 students and 2,000 employees at four domestic campuses in Providence, North Miami, Denver, and Charlotte.
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