Our Board of Directors

Caprice Bragg, Executive Deputy Director and Chief Administrative Officer, joined the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in 2018.  With more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, Bragg’s extensive background includes senior leadership roles in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Cleveland Foundation. Bragg also practiced law in Cleveland. Caprice was named one of Virginia Business Magazine’s Women in Leadership Awards (2024).

Moses earned a B.A. from Virginia Tech and later joined Huntsinger & Jeffer as a copywriter, writing campaigns for Hilton Hotels and the American Red Cross. Foster moved on to Capital One Financial, holding several marketing positions. In 2007, he opened West Cary Group, a marketing and advertising firm. Since then, WCG has garnered clients such as Capital One and Dominion Energy. Foster has earned awards such as the Mike Hughes Advertising Person of the Year and, recently, the Virginia Black Business Leader Award.

Manju Ganeriwala served as Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Virginia from January 2009 through June 2022.  She was first appointed as Treasurer by Governor Kaine in 2009 and then reappointed by each administration in succession, including Governor Younkin in 2022.  As Treasurer, she oversaw the investment of public funds; issuance of municipal bonds and management of state debt; provision of banking services and administration of the state’s risk management and unclaimed property programs. 

As chair of the Tax Law Practice at Williams Mullen, Conrad Garcia concentrates his practice on domestic and international tax planning for businesses and individuals. He is listed in The Best Lawyers in America© for Tax Law (2009-present); in Virginia Business magazine’s “Legal Elite” (2008-present); and in Virginia Super Lawyers magazine for Tax Law (2012-present).

Terrell L. Harrigan is a professional interior designer who worked in the Greater Virginia and Washington, D.C. areas. Although this work brought her much joy, she found her passion and true fulfillment when investing her time and energy into her volunteer work in the community. Terrell has served on numerous boards ranging from the arts to education to healthcare. 

Kristina Koutrakos is the Director of Portfolio Strategy for the Virginia Retirement System. The VRS invests approximately $120 billion for public sector employees in the Commonwealth. Kristina is responsible for identifying and implementing cross-asset class investment ideas within the Plan’s portfolio. She manages absolute return and multi-asset portfolios for the Plan and is a member of the VRS Management Committee. Through her work, she interacts with asset managers, research firms, and investment companies around the world. Kristina has been an investor in the asset management industry for over two decades.

Prior to joining the VRS, she founded Kyria Capital Management to develop research and deploy capital to women-run alternative investment firms. Previously, she was a Managing Director and Investment Strategist for a multi-family office. Kristina began her career in fixed income portfolio management and was a portfolio manager at Western Asset and BlackRock. Kristina is a CAIA charterholder and the former chapter head for the Washington, DC Chapter. She serves on the board for the International Centre for Pension Management and is also a member of the Milken Institute’s Global Capital Markets Advisory Council. Kristina earned a BA in Economics from the University of Virginia and an MBA from Cornell University’s Johnson Graduate School of Management.

After a nearly 30-year legal career, Patty devotes herself to volunteer community service. She spent 19 years at Genworth Financial where she was Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel and served as the chief legal advisor to Genworth’s Chief Investment Officer and advised senior management relating to strategic transactions.

Carter Reid is an attorney and retired executive of Dominion Energy. During her tenure, Carter managed corporate services provided to Dominion Energy’s operating companies, including information technology, security, human resources, and the facilities, procurement and other administrative services needed to support employees and operations across 16 states. As the corporate secretary for Dominion Energy’s Board of Directors and as Chief of Staff for the company’s Chair and CEO, overseeing governance, shareholder relations and organizational design. 

Jayme Swain oversees VPM, a network of PBS and NPR stations across Central Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley that connects nearly two million people to insightful programming in arts and culture, history, science, news and education. She has launched several impact-driven initiatives, including the expansion of original education programming with a focus on children in underserved communities and an increase in digital storytelling. She also manages the stewardship and advancement of an endowment to ensure the future of public media in the Commonwealth for years to come. 

Dr. Jamelle S. Wilson serves as the 5th dean of the University of Richmond School of Professional and Continuing Studies. Jamelle brings a focus on the stories and experiences of everyday working professionals and post-traditional students earning degrees and certificates and working toward professional development and personal enrichment. She also brings her enthusiastic support for the Richmond area and a desire to see the University continue to serve the educational needs of the Richmond community. She previously served as Superintendent of Schools for Hanover County.