Jane Swift

Jane Swift

Jane Swift served as Governor of Massachusetts from 2001-2003. She was the first governor in the nation to give birth in office. In her 10-year career in Massachusetts politics, she also served as Lt. Governor and a state senator. Today, Swift is the CEO of Middlebury Interactive Languages in Middlebury, Vermont. Swift currently serves on the boards of Suburban Propane (SPH), Sally Ride Science, and the External Women’s Advisory Network for Deloitte. She lives in Williamstown, Massachusetts with her husband and their three children.

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Impact

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