Board of Trustees
The St. Martin’s Episcopal School Board of Trustees plays a crucial role in guiding and overseeing the operations of school. Comprising a diverse group of dedicated individuals, the Board consists of representatives from various backgrounds, including alumni, parents, community leaders, and professionals with expertise in education, finance, and governance.
OFFICERS
Mr. Michael F. Nicoladis ’78, Chair
Principal, N-Y Associates, Inc., Engineers, Architects and Planners
Mr. Bruce Parkerson ’75, Vice Chair
Attorney-Partner, Plauché Maselli Parkerson
Mr. J. Kelly Duncan ‘72, Treasurer
Attorney-Partner, Jones Walker
Mrs. Elisabeth (Liz) Martin Armstrong ’78, Secretary
Vintner-Owner, Epoch Estate Wines
Mr. Patrick Comer, Past Chair
Market Research, CEO & Founder, Lucid
MEMBERS
Mrs. Laura Akers
Parent
Rev. John David (Jay) Angerer, Jr.
Rector, All Saints' Episcopal Church
Mr. Michael Broxson '87
CEO, Q32 Bio, Inc.
Mr. Troy Heytens
Director, Corporate Planning, Entergy Corporation
Ms. Nicole Lambert
Chief Operating Officer, Myriad Genetics
Mr. Christopher Leopold '86
Mr. Danny McMyne
Founder/Owner/President, McMyne Property Management, LLC
Mr. Tyson Shofstahl '84
Attorney-Partner, Adams and Reese LLP
ECCLESIASTICAL
The Rt. Rev. Shannon Rogers Duckworth
Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana
The Rev. Dr. Fred D. Devall IV ’87
Rector, St. Martin’s Episcopal Church
EX-OFFICIO
Mrs. Whitney Samuel Drennan ’94
Head of School
Mr. Perry Eastman ’62
Owner, Auto-Chlor Services, Inc.
Criteria for Trustee Recruitment/Selection
Individuals are recruited who have demonstrated professional skills, personal attributes, and moral and ethical values that ensure that the long-term financial health of the school is maintained; that the operation of the school is in close alignment with its mission; and that strategic planning and implementation take place on an ongoing basis to ensure the success of the school.
At least two-thirds of the members of the Board of Trustees must be Episcopalian. The current Rector of St. Martin’s Episcopal Church and the Bishop of the Diocese of Louisiana also serve as ex-officio members of the Board (with voting rights). No more than three Episcopal clergy may serve on the Board in any given year.
Individuals are sought with the specific intention of ensuring a diverse Board that reflects all constituencies of the school community.