James J. Husson has been appointed as the new vice president for alumni affairs and development at Harvard University, succeeding Brian K. Lee. President Alan Garber praised Husson's extensive leadership experience in higher education, emphasizing his commitment to philanthropy and alumni engagement. Husson, who previously served at the University of Pennsylvania, expressed excitement about returning to Harvard, acknowledging its crucial role in higher education. He will oversee various development initiatives, including the University Development Office and the Harvard Alumni Association, starting April 1.
"An accomplished and admired leader in the field of advancement, Jim has devoted his career to strengthening institutions through both philanthropy and engagement," said Garber.
"Harvard's role in higher education has never been more important, and its extraordinary alumni community—through their commitment, engagement, and generosity—will be essential partners in advancing the University's academic and societal mission," said Husson.
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