GOLD Council

Empowering the rise of the digital citizen, Alex Turgeon is a strategic management consultant for Booz Allen Hamilton’s Citizen Services and Economic Development division, based in Washington, D.C. Currently supporting the United States Postal Service (USPS) as the User Experience (UX) Business Team Lead for USPS.com, Alex has supported a range of federal and commercial clients, from the IRS, Department of Treasury, and John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to local small businesses across Worcester through his freelance consulting practice, First Pulse.

While at Clark, Alex, a Worcester County native, co-founded the technology startup, WooConnect, with fellow Clark alumnus Abhijit Singh, and held several leadership positions across Clark programs including Freshman Orientation, Senior Class Gift Committee, Senior Week Planning Committee, and for the Clark University Men’s Lacrosse Team. In honor of his individual contributions to improve students’ collegiate experience, Alex received the Russ Granger Award and the Outstanding Contribution to Student Life Award in 2016. He has continued his support for Clark initiatives, serving as a frequent guest lecturer and mentor for the School of Management’s Consulting Group, co-chair of the GOLD Council, young alumni representative of The Clark Fund Advisory Board, and member of the 2016 Reunion Committee. He is excited about the opportunity to connect with current students and fellow young alumni to help improve engagement across the broader Clark alumni community.

Maya Fox is currently a recruitment manager at Tribute, where she cultivates relationships with schools, organizations, and individuals to find the best care providers in the mid-Atlantic region. In addition, she assesses compensation, benefits, and hiring decisions to ensure equity and accountability in the workplace. She graduated from Clark in 2016 with her bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in education. She is currently pursuing her M.S. in human resource development and will graduate in December 2022.

During her time at Clark, she was a RA in Bullock, Wright, and Maywood Halls, and a housing complex manager for the south complex. She also was a peer mentor with the Center for Counseling and Personal Growth, as well as a founding member for Active Minds and National Residence Hall Honorary. In addition, she was also involved in Senior Class Gift Committee, interning at YOU Inc., and working as an Office Assistant in Residence Life and Housing. In honor of her individual contributions to improve students’ overall wellbeing, Maya received the Outstanding Contribution to Wellness Award in 2016. That same year, due to her contributions and investments at Clark, both inside and outside of the classroom, she received the Rose M. Sachs Award, which is granted annually to someone who best exemplifies “the spirit of Clark University.”

Maya is honored to step into this leadership position, and she looks forward to continuing to ignite excitement and belonging in the alumni community, while continuing to support current and future Clarkies for years to come!