Stephanie is President of the Findlay Institute, a not-for-profit foundation researching and establishing Catalogue Raisonné on eight Findlay School artists. Prior to this she served as Director of the Findlay Galleries in New York, her family's art business, dealing in impressionist and post-impressionist paintings as well as contemporary art.  Before her transition to the art world she spent 13 years in finance working in sales and trading at Caspian Securities and ABN AMRO in London and at Lehman Brothers in NYC. She has held numerous roles in public service and fund raising. She currently serves as a member of the Board of Trustees of The American Federation of the Arts and as a Trustee and Secretary of the East Side Settlement House, a community based program located in the South Bronx.  Stephanie graduated from Trinity College with a double major in Art History and Psychology. At St. John's she has been active as co-chair of Thistle and Spoon, helping to lead fellowship nights at the Men's Shelter and as deputy to Jackie Powers in The Guilded Room at the Fall Country Fair. Her husband's family has been parishioners and supporters of St. John's since the 1920s and is responsible for the church's carved woodwork. They are excited to return and reunite with this legacy. Stephanie has two children, Junius and Anne. They live in Glen Cove.