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Holy Cross College proudly announces the appointment of two distinguished members to its Board of Trustees: Rob Wolfle and Kathleen McCarthy Texido. Both individuals bring extensive experience and a deep commitment to advancing the College’s mission of educating hearts and minds in the Catholic tradition.
Rob Wolfle, an esteemed alumnus of Holy Cross College, joins the board with a strong background in commercial real estate and strategic planning. He is recognized for his expertise in managing national portfolios, having successfully negotiated over 3,000 leases, subleases, and lease terminations across all 50 states. Rob’s professional focus includes market analysis, site selection, property evaluation, and lease negotiations, with a notable emphasis on delivering exceptional client service. His leadership at ProStar Commercial Real Estate will provide invaluable insights to Holy Cross College.
Kathleen McCarthy Texido returns to the Board of Trustees after previously serving from 2019 to 2022. She brings a wealth of experience in education and financial management, having held significant leadership roles including serving on the Development Committee and as Chair of the Student Life Committee during her prior tenure at Holy Cross College. Kathleen’s dedication to the College’s mission is evident through her active involvement in fundraising and community initiatives. Her extensive financial expertise includes roles as Director of Finance at Sony Music and Controller/CFO at Ascent Technology, Inc. Additionally, she has supported initiatives at the University of Notre Dame, including the Alliance for Catholic Education and the Hesburgh Women of Impact.
“I am thrilled to welcome Rob and Kathleen to our Board of Trustees,” said Dr. Marco Clark, President of Holy Cross College. “Their diverse experiences and unwavering commitment to our mission will undoubtedly enrich our community and propel us towards achieving our goals of fostering global citizens with the competence to see and the courage to act.”