Executive In Residence

The SEA Executive In Residence (EIR) program has been developed to help Executives with this loss. It is designed for accomplished executives that have exited their company. It provides the Executive an office, support, and engagement with talented professionals. The program offers the Executive continued learning experiences and personal growth. The goal for the EIR program is to help create the next great success for the Executive, or help them discover the fast paced and exciting world of M&A. The EIR programs vary in length based on the EIR’s requirements.

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Ms. Morrison is a Board Member and Audit Committee Chair of InVivo Therapeutics (NASDAQ: NVIV), a Board Member of Angel Flight East, and a Member of the Board of Overseers of The Amos Tuck School.

Ms. Morrison received her undergraduate degree from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and her MBA from the Amos Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.

Don Millstein is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in building businesses, as well as raising capital and managing M&A transactions. For over 20 years, Don was President of E-Mon Corporation, the leader in electric submetering. He expanded E-Mon sales, marketing, and engineering efforts, streamlined its manufacturing processes, and led the sales process of E-Mon to Hunt Oil. After leaving E-Mon for 2 years, Don teamed up with private equity firm Branford Capital to buy back E-Mon. A few years later, Don orchestrated the sale of E-Mon to Honeywell, resulting in the Middle Market Deal of the Year for Private Equity. Don then ran the electrical division of Honeywell for several years.

Don was also President of Encelium Technology, a lighting controls company, where he was part of the senior management team that raised additional venture capital funding prior to its sale to Siemens. As President of H2O Degree, a water and energy conservation company, Don expanded its geographic reach and arranged investment from Ben Franklin Technology Partners.

Don received his MBA from Rider University and started his career at KPMG as a CPA.  He is currently a member of the Ben Franklin Technology Partners Investment Advisory Council and a Director of the Utility Management Conservation Association. Previously he was a member of the U.S. Green Building Council, Alliance to Save Energy (ASE), and the Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) Task Force. Don has been a member of the Department of Energy (DOE) Committee on Energy Efficiency, Commerce and Trade, and a U.S. Delegate to the hemispheric energy symposium.

Phil Patrick

Mr. Patrick was recently President of the NJ Chapter of the Entrepreneur Organization, the world’s largest premiere organization for growth-minded Entrepreneurs.  Mr. Patrick is a part time Professor at Rutgers MBA Program, where he teaches Pharmaceutical Market Research and advises a variety of startups.

Mr. Patrick completed his undergraduate at Rutgers, his MBA at Columbia, and postgraduate Business Studies at Harvard Business School.