Board of Directors

Francisco de Borja Martín Garrido is Director of International Relations (SIO) at Universidad Loyola Andalucía. Reporting to ULA President, Borja has contributed to the founding process of the first southern Spain private non-profit university. He works directing and facilitating global strategic partnerships in this Jesuit higher education institution. He is also part of the steering committee of IAJU (International Association of Jesuit Universities) and chair of Magis Exchange. He joined this vibrant project after eight years working in international trade at Williams and Humbert. He is Director of Extenda Chair in Internationalisation at Loyola Andalucía. Borja is part of the Leadership of EAIE, European Association of International Education, and serves at the Conference Program Committee. He holds Bachelor’s degrees in Business Administration, a Master in International Trade and he is a registered lawyer in Spain. He also holds an International PhD in Economics from ETEA-Universidad de Córdoba, Spain with a research stay at LMU, Los Angeles, USA.

He first got to know the Jesuits at Loyola High School of Los Angeles. Tim began college at Loyola University Chicago where he was a member of the Ignatian Leadership Learning Community. Tim left college after his freshman year to enter the Jesuit novitiate. As a novice, Tim served as a hospital chaplain at St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood, California, and later studied at the University of San Francisco while ministering at St. Ignatius Parish. After making first vows, he returned to Loyola Chicago. While in Chicago, Tim taught confirmation classes in Spanish at St. Procopius Parish and served as chaplain to the Loyola Chicago men’s soccer team.

Tim spent his first two years of regency at Gonzaga Preparatory School in Spokane, Washington, where he taught Spanish, coached boys’ and girls’ soccer, and served as assistant athletic director. He then was missioned to Omaha, Nebraska, joining the coaching staff of Creighton University’s men’s and women’s soccer teams. Tim studied theology at the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, completing Master of Divinity and Master of Theology degrees while serving as a deacon at St. Ignatius Church in Chestnut Hill and as chaplain for Boston College’s baseball team. After ordination, he completed a master’s degree in sports administration at Gonzaga University and is now in a full-time role at Gonzaga as program director of Zags360, where he gets to use his experience as an athlete, coach, and chaplain to help Gonzaga Athletics live out the Jesuit mission of cura personalis. 

Vice President, Senior Managing Counsel — Global Regulatory Affairs, Mastercard

Jennifer advises globally on digital and crypto assets, CBDC, blockchain and other emerging digital technologies. As Mastercard’s regulatory subject-matter expert in these spaces, Jennifer advises product teams and the broader organization to help navigate the evolving regulatory landscape where technology often outpaces regulation. Jennifer engages on the geopolitical implications of new forms of digital money and works to advance regulatory approaches that preserve financial stability, consumer protection and security in payments while fostering responsible innovation and expanded financial inclusion. Previously, Jennifer advised Mastercard and other public companies globally on cybersecurity, privacy, data protection, antitrust and international trade laws in the payments, financial services and technology industries.

Margaret Mary Mahon is a Sales Manager [MidMarket, Enterprise] at Commerce. She is a proud product of Jesuit education, having graduated from Scranton Preparatory School (‘11), Fairfield University (B.A., ’15), and Fordham University (MBA, ’22). A New Yorker for over a decade, she embraces the city’s rich culture—from passionately cheering on the Knicks to supporting (and completing) the NYC Marathon. With 10 years of experience in the tech industry, Margaret Mary has built and scaled high-performing sales and consulting teams across software and marketing organizations. After three years in front-line sales and consulting roles, she transitioned into leadership, where she has spent the last seven years guiding teams and strengthening go-to-market strategies. Her professional philosophy is simple: “Leave each team better than you found it!”

Dr. Alfonso Tagliavia is the Director of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Pain Services at Greenwich Hospital – Yale New Haven Health. He graduated from Fordham University and then went to SUNY Downstate for Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital – Harvard University for Anesthesia residency and fellowship. He is a first-generation son to immigrants who came from Italy in the early 1960’s. With the tenet of hard work and the importance of education instilled by his parents, he has lived the belief that hard work pays off. Dr. Tagliavia also served as a mentor for young alumni members in medical school through AΣN’s mentor program. The Jesuit teaching of connecting facts with insights and questions to reach conclusions has been a big part of Dr. Tagliavia’s journey as a physician and mentor.

Kevin earned summa cum laude honors in Finance and Economics at Fairfield University. Before his time at Fairfield, he attended Boston College High School which is renowned for its Jesuit education tradition. Kevin’s professional journey has led him through the industries of venture capital and consulting, culminating in his current role at McKinsey & Company, where he contributes his expertise to their private equity practice. Outside of work, Kevin enjoys reading, writing and spending time with his friends and family.