Campaign Committee
Mimi Murley
Mimi brings a deep, multigenerational connection to LFCDS as the parent of three alumni, grandparent of current students, and a recent Trustee. Over the years she has served as a room parent, chaired the 2001 "Space Odyssey" auction, volunteered as a Time Traveller teacher for five years, organized the School's Cub Scout pack and led her den to the Arrow of Light, and served on the Honor Code Committee. She is a recipient of the Bondy Hodgkins Award for her volunteer service. Mimi’s spouse, Bob Murley, also served the school as a Trustee, Board Chair, and leader of the campaign for the Early Childhood wing.
Beyond LFCDS, Mimi has held a wide range of volunteer leadership roles, including leading campaigns, fundraising efforts, and events for Princeton University, Lurie Children's Hospital, the Church of the Holy Spirit, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. She began her career at Morgan Guaranty and CPC International, and holds degrees from Princeton '76 and Columbia Business School '81.
P‘99, ‘00, ‘02 GP’30, ‘31, ‘33, ‘37 
David Neighbours
David brings meaningful leadership experience to role as Campaign Co-Chair. The 2026–27 academic year will mark David’s ninth and final year on the Board of Trustees. In his current role as a Trustee, David chairs the Board’s Nominating and Governance Committee, and serves on its Finance and Investment Committees. He also co-chaired the School’s 2023–24 Strategic Design Team, Shaping What Comes Next, and has served as a member of both the Head of School Search Committee and the School’s COVID-19 Task Force. Through these roles, David has offered valuable counsel across a wide range of strategic, governance, and operational considerations.
David Neighbours is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Alignment Point Enterprises, a private investment firm based in Lake Forest. During his nearly three decade career, David has successfully invested across a number of industries, and has served on dozens of corporate boards. David graduated from the University of Notre Dame and is a member of the Men's Golf Committee of the Lurie Children's Hospital Annual Pro-Am.
P’27, ‘28, ‘29, ‘31
P’27, ‘30, ‘34Allison BOSCO ‘99
Allison Bosco is a lifelong Lake Forester and alumna of LFCDS (Class of 1999). She attended Bowdoin College, received her M.Ed from DePaul University and Gifted Certification from Northwestern University. During her career in education, Allison taught in independent, public, and charter schools, with a particular focus on gifted education.
Allison has remained deeply involved with LFCDS over the years, both as an alumna and as a parent of three. She has served multiple roles on the PA and Auction and is a room parent for various grade levels.
Her lifelong connection to LFCDS has given her a deep appreciation for the school, its traditions, and the lasting impact it has on its students and families. She is proud to be part of the Capital Campaign to help ensure that future generations of LFCDS students have opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive, while preserving the legacy that has made the school such a special community.
P‘27Will Bloom
Will Bloom is an investment banker in Chartwell’s corporate finance practice and leads the firm’s capital markets team. Will has worked on both mergers and acquisitions as well as capital markets transactions within a variety of industries while executing high profile ESOP buyouts, terminations, and restructurings.
Will is an active member of The ESOP Association, where he currently serves on the Finance Advisory Committee. He is also a member of the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO) and the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG). Will is a recipient of The M&A Advisor’s 40 Under 40 Award in recognition for his expertise and professional accomplishments.
Will is a registered representative with Chartwell affiliate CCS Transactions, LLC and holds FINRA Series 7, 63, and 79 licenses.
Will holds a Masters of Business Administration degree in finance and entrepreneurship from Northwestern’s J.L. Kellogg School of Business and a Bachelor of Science degree in finance from Miami University in Ohio.
P’12, ‘14, ‘17, ‘33Sharon brown
Deeply rooted in the Lake Forest community, Sharon Brown is the spouse of alumnus Georges Brown ’84, whose family legacy spans many generations in Lake Forest and at LFCDS. Sharon is a current parent to William ’33 and the proud parent of graduates Cameron ’12, Grayson ’14, and Gardner ’17.
Sharon’s commitment to service is evident both on and off campus. In addition to supporting and chairing charitable organizations and family foundations, she has spent many years volunteering for the LFCDS Auction and served as Co-Chair of the 2025 event. Her active involvement in the Parent Association has included serving as a room coordinator and liaison, participating as a member of the Events Committee, and an ambassador at LFCDS Open house’s welcoming and giving tours to prospective families.
Beyond her volunteer service and philanthropic efforts, Sharon enjoys cheering on William at his soccer games, traveling and discovering new parts of the world, and spending quality time with family and friends. Sharon looks forward to building community and connections to help guide the school into its next chapter of growth and excellence while preserving its legacy for generations to come.
P‘30, ‘33Brooke Hubbuch
Brooke Hubbuch is the proud mother of Teddy, a fifth grader, and Ford, a second grader, and the wife of Nick Hubbuch. The Hubbuch family joined the Lake Forest Country Day School community in the fall of 2024, three years after making Lake Forest their home.
Originally from Indianapolis, Indiana, Brooke attended Orchard Country Day School, where she became a lifelong learner and a product of a Day school education. Ultimately, she graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2005, where she was a member of the Women’s Tennis team.
Brooke's professional background is rooted in sales and marketing, with her experience spanning a wide range of industries—from industrial tool sales to serving as the publisher of a luxury lifestyle magazine. She is passionate about giving back to her community and currently serves on the Women's Board of Catherine Gratz Griffin Lake Forest Hospital and on the Executive Board of the Lake Forest Chapter of the Infant Welfare Society.
Outside of work and volunteer commitments, Brooke can most often be found cheering on Teddy and Ford from the sidelines of their many sporting events, traveling with her family to their favorite destination in Northern Michigan, or finding new ways to stay active and enjoy the outdoors.
P‘24, ‘26Stuart Lansing
Stuart Lansing joined Westminster Capital in 2010 to support the investor relations and asset management functions of the Firm. Since 2014, he has led the Firm’s client capital activity. Previously, in the institutional equities and executive search businesses, he worked with many well-known hedge fund and private equity firms. Mr. Lansing is a Director of The Western Golf Association, which supports The Evans Scholarship Foundation. An avid supporter of amateur golf, he has caddied in ten USGA Championships, including The United States Men’s Amateur Championship six times. Mr. Lansing is a board observer of Talk Shop Live LLC and has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Denver.
P‘34, ‘36Sean Mansfield
Sean Mansfield is a leader within the Consumer Industries segment at OpenAI, where he works with leading consumer and retail companies to apply artificial intelligence to drive innovation and growth. Previously, he held leadership roles at Affirm, Synchrony Financial, and Discover Financial Services, building a career across financial services, fintech, and technology.
Born and raised in Atlanta, Sean earned his bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University, where he was a four-year varsity football letterwinner, and later received his MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.
Sean and his wife, Tyler, joined the Lake Forest community in 2025 and have three children. Their daughter, Blake, is in first grade at Lake Forest Country Day School, their son, Max, is in Junior Kindergarten, and their youngest daughter, Carter, will look to join LFCDS in the coming years.
Sean is honored to serve on the steering committee for LFCDS’s next capital campaign and is committed to supporting the school’s long-term vision for future generations of students.
P’31, ‘33Megan Olson ‘02
Megan Olson brings a strong personal connection to LFCDS as both an alumna and a current parent. In addition to her professional career in marketing and strategy, Megan has extensive experience with philanthropy and fundraising. She has been an active volunteer at Princeton, where she serves as Leadership Gifts Chair, and has served on several associates boards in the Chicago area - including The Boys and Girls Club of Chicago. Her first exposure to LFCDS campaigns began 25 years ago when she served as the student representative on the Marks Early Childhood Center design committee—the outcome of the first capital campaign and a space her daughters now enjoy. Coming full circle as a parent and committee member, Megan is excited to serve the school again and help shape the future for the next generation of LFCDS families.
P’15, ‘17, ‘23Elizabeth Butler Pruett ‘82
Elizabeth is an alumna of LFCDS, class of 1982, and a parent to three LFCDS graduates.