FCTV is self-governed through our active members who each year elect a seven-member Board Of Directors from within the community.
If you need to contact our Board of Directors, please mail or drop off a letter in Care of: 'Name of Director' to 310 Dillingham Avenue, Falmouth, MA 02540.
Barbara, a retired teacher, has lived in Falmouth with her husband and family for over fifty years. She is a Town Meeting Member, a member of the League of Women Voters, of No Place for Hate Falmouth, and a volunteer for Around the Table, a Falmouth soup kitchen. Currently she enjoys working with other FCTV volunteers and staff in producing “Conversations with Barbara.” The program showcases
Carlyn worked in nonprofit fundraising, board development and management for over twenty five years. Her experience includes independent schools, college and health and service organization. She also organized travel groups to destinations including Jordan, Portugal, France and Italy. Carlyn had a summer home in West Falmouth for many years. In 2001, she moved permanently to West Falmouth.
Teri is a Branch Manager at Martha’s Vineyard Bank for the Falmouth and Woods Hole locations. She has over 43 years of banking experience. Teri is a graduate of Falmouth High School and attended Fairfield University.
Linda is an ardent community supporter who has worked with numerous organizations in Falmouth including FACES, Davisville Civic Assoc., Falmouth Historical Society, Harbor Farms and currently as a Town Meeting member and Fundraising Chairperson for the Committee to Encourage Public Art.
(Bio coming soon.)
Founder, co-owner and former president of Cape Jones Consulting, LLC, a professional services firm specializing in advocacy, strategic planning, positioning and community engagement, Diane has years of experience in the fields of government relations, management, organizational change, policy analysis, strategic
Attorney Megan E. English Braga has practiced law for more than a decade. She has worked in District, Superior, Probate, and Family and Housing Courts across Southeastern Massachusetts. In addition to her advocacy as private counsel, she has also worked as an Attorney Representing Children (ARC), as a Guardian ad Litem, and as a Special Master. She has represented indigent defendants in the trial court and has volunteered her services for WECAN assisting individuals in transition.
Ahmed is a 30-year precinct and town meeting member and recently retired from several terms of service to the Town of Falmouth on their Board of Selectmen. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Otis Civilian Advisory Council, is a member of Disabled American Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Veterans (AMVETS), Elks, and Marine Lodge of Masons.
