BOE Members

Brian Perillo- President | As a longtime Florham Park resident, I’m honored to represent our community on the Hanover Park Regional Board of Education. Now in my first year of service, I bring both local board experience and a passion for education to this role, having previously served on the Florham Park Board of Education from 2020 to 2024, including three years as Board President. In my professional career, I currently serve as Vice President of Alumni Relations, Annual Giving, Communications & Marketing at New York University. During my decade-long tenure, I have transformed alumni engagement at the institution, with a focus on integrating alumni into the fabric of NYU. Under my leadership, NYU has seen record growth in engagement metrics, and has produced a slate of award-winning programs and communications. In addition, I oversee a fundraising program that generates over $30 million annually, supporting key institutional priorities. Before joining NYU, I held roles at Rutgers University, the March of Dimes, and the Boston Celtics, where I gained valuable experience in communications, development, and community-building. I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity to serve on the Board and remain committed to ensuring that our schools provide safe, well-maintained, and inspiring environments where all students can thrive. |

Michael Pombo- Vice President | As a proud resident of Whippany, I’m honored to represent Hanover Township on the Hanover Park Regional Board of Education. Currently serving my first term, I chair the Buildings & Grounds Committee and also serve on the Policy and Public Relations Committees. In my professional life, I work as a Construction Manager and have had the privilege of contributing to several notable projects, including the Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre, Trinity Church Wall Street, The Prudential Center, HNMC Villa Marie Claire, and the Andlinger Center at Princeton University, among many others. I’m deeply grateful to the residents of Hanover Township for placing their trust in me. I remain committed to ensuring our schools provide safe, well-maintained, and inspiring environments where all students can thrive. |

Donna Anello-Feldman | I have been a proud resident of Florham Park for almost 15 years, and a dedicated educator, in both New York and New Jersey, for just as long. With five children who graduated from Hanover Park High School, I understand the critical role that education plays in shaping our children’s future. Serving on the board has given me valuable insight into the educational system and its evolving needs. As a small business owner, I understand the fiduciary responsibility entrusted to me as I represent my community. I am deeply committed to staying involved and making a positive impact on the quality of education and opportunities available to all students in our community. |

Keith Cortright | As a lifelong resident of Hanover Township and an administrator in the Parsippany-Troy Hills School District, I bring both a personal and professional commitment to public education. My deep ties to the community, combined with firsthand experience in school leadership, give me a unique perspective on the needs of our students, families, and educators. I serve on the Board of Education to help ensure that every student receives a high-quality education tailored to their individual strengths and needs. Equally important to me is making sure that the voices of students, parents, and staff are not only heard—but represented—in meaningful decision-making processes. I believe in fostering an inclusive, student-centered learning environment where all members of our school community feel valued, supported, and empowered to thrive. |

Deborah Davis | As a lifelong resident of East Hanover and a proud graduate of Hanover Park High School, I’ve spent over a decade serving our community on the Board of Education. My connection to the district runs deep—not only as an alumna, but also as a parent of three Hanover Park graduates. I hold a B.S. in Accounting from Montclair State University and an MBA in Finance from Fairleigh Dickinson University. With over 40 years of experience in financial leadership—including founding my own firm, Flexible Financial Consulting—I bring a strong fiscal foundation to support responsible budgeting and the long-term financial health of our district. My passion is ensuring that every student thrives—whether they're college-bound, pursuing a trade, entering the arts or military, or still discovering their path. I believe in the power of quality public education and remain committed to fostering an inclusive, supportive environment where all students can succeed. |

Tim Donohue | I’ve been a proud resident of Hanover Township for over 55 years and a graduate of Whippany Park High School, where all three of my daughters also graduated. For the past 10 years, I’ve served on the Hanover Park Regional High School Board of Education—the first Whippany Park alum to do so—working to support our educators and ensure every student has the opportunity to thrive. My passion for youth development spans 22 years of volunteer service in our local soccer programs, including roles as coach, division head, director, and President of the Hanover Soccer Club. Professionally, I’m the President and CEO of Donohue & Associates, providing IT solutions to small and mid-sized businesses for over 35 years. With a background in technology, management, and operations, I bring a practical, forward-thinking approach to every challenge. I remain committed to strengthening our schools, empowering students of all paths, and giving back to the community that shaped me. |

Michael Filippone | I am a lifelong resident of East Hanover and a proud 1997 graduate of Hanover Park High School. I previously served on the East Hanover Elementary Board of Education and am honored to be serving my first term on the Hanover Park Regional Board of Education. It is a privilege to support the community that has given me so much. Professionally, I am a Lieutenant with the East Hanover Police Department and am currently in my 23rd year of service. My career in law enforcement has instilled in me the importance of student safety, effective crisis management, and strong community partnerships. It has also provided me with extensive experience in conflict resolution, mentoring youth, and team leadership—skills I bring to the board to help foster a positive, supportive environment where every student can succeed. I have coached youth sports for over 20 years, including a year with Hanover Park football and many seasons through East Hanover Recreation, fostering athletic development and community engagement. I am deeply committed to strengthening public education by supporting academic programs, athletics, and extracurricular opportunities that prepare students for future success. Through collaboration with families, educators, and community partners, I strive to ensure our schools are safe, well-resourced, and provide every student with the opportunities they need to reach their full potential. |

Mike Lomio | As a longtime resident of East Hanover and a dedicated member of the Hanover Park Regional Board of Education since 2012, I’ve been proud to support the continued growth and success of our schools—including recognition as a National School of Character. My connection to the district is personal—both of my children attended East Hanover K–8 schools and graduated from Hanover Park High School, where they received an exceptional foundation for their future. I hold a B.A. in Political Science from Montclair State University and have spent over 30 years as a mortgage banker. My professional focus on financial literacy and homeownership informs my commitment to sound fiscal practices and the long-term sustainability of our district. I believe deeply in the value of public education and remain committed to fostering an inclusive, high-quality learning environment where every student is supported—no matter their path. I live in East Hanover with my wife, Angela, and enjoy travel, time with family, and serving our community. |

John Miscia | As a long-time Florham Park resident, I am proud to represent our community as a school board member. I have past board experience, having served on the Florham Park Board of Education from 2022 to 2025, where I chaired committees including Policy and Personnel. Professionally, I am a 25-year law enforcement veteran and Chief of Police for the Madison Police Department. I serve as President of the Morris County Police Chiefs Association for 2026 and have been on its Executive Board for many years. I have led mental health initiatives in policing, including bringing the ARRIVE program to our jurisdiction, which pairs clinicians with officers to respond to calls, de-escalate situations, and provide resources to residents. I hold a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University, where I played football and was inducted into the FDU Athletics Hall of Fame. I am also a Certified Public Manager (CPM) through Rutgers University, giving me a deep understanding of how to lead, manage, and improve public organizations effectively, fiscally, strategically, and ethically. My wife, Cara, and I have three children, two of whom attend Hanover Park schools. I give back to the community by coaching youth sports and serving on the town’s recreation committee. I am committed to public safety, accountability, transparency, and ensuring our children have the best foundation for their futures. |
