Seton Hill Recognizes Second Class of Griffin GOLD Awardees
Seton Hill University honored its second class of 10 Griffin GOLD (Graduates of the Last Decade) Award recipients during Homecoming & Family Weekend in October. The GOLD award recognizes recent graduates for their exceptional early career success, community leadership, and significant personal achievements.
The weekend kicked off with a panel, “Griffins on the Rise: GOLD Award Recipients Share their Secrets to Success,” where they chatted about how they got to where they are in their careers, followed by Headshots and Happy Hour. On Saturday, they gathered at the football game and then at a Regina House reception with faculty, staff and President Mary Finger where they received their awards. The weekend wrapped up on Sunday with the Student Alumni Leadership Brunch where they had a chance to connect with current student leaders.
We are seeking nominations for next year’s GOLD award recipients. Let us know about your accomplishments or about the achievements of someone who you think would be deserving of this honor!
Josh Falatovich ’16, Sports Management
Josh Falatovich is an entrepreneur and behavioral healthcare executive who drew on personal family experiences with substance use to build supportive recovery programs. After graduating from Seton Hill, Falatovich moved to Florida, gaining leadership and sales experience in West Palm Beach’s financial sector. Transitioning into healthcare, he co-founded Sturdy Wings to provide certified sober living residences across Palm Beach County. He later founded Revolution Recovery Center, expanding comprehensive mental health and addiction treatment programs into Florida, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. His work centers on delivering high-quality care, practicing deep compassion, and steadfastly supporting families throughout every step of recovery.
Geena Greguric ’16, Business Administration and Music, ‘19 MBA Entrepreneurship
Geena Greguric is a growth-focused Fractional Marketing Leader & Advisor with a decade of experience helping startups scale and mature companies accelerate growth. As the founder of her consultancy, she partners with early-stage and scaling businesses to develop go-to-market strategies, sharpen brand positioning, and launch high-impact acquisition campaigns. Her strategic input has guided startups through successful Seed to Series B funding rounds and helped established companies optimize funnels for long-term ROI. Greguric also hosts High-Key Growth, a podcast sharing tactical traction strategies for founders and lean marketing teams. A "30 Under 30" Pittsburgh Business Times honoree, she frequently advises on startup growth and brand development.
Lea Marra ’16, Music Therapy
Lea Marra is a dynamic Cleveland, Ohio-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and childhood music specialist who seamlessly blends musical storytelling with community wellness. She has spent over a decade channeling the power of music across classrooms, healthcare facilities, and historic stages. As a prolific recording artist with nine albums and EPs, Marra frontlines the high-energy folkgrass and Americana band, Lea Marra & The River Boys. The group has performed at iconic venues like the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Beyond performing, Marra teaches private lessons and designs innovative music programming for early childhood and senior care communities.
Charlotte Hibbard ’17, Corporate Communications and Advocacy Media Communications
Charlotte Hibbard is the Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach at Gettysburg College, where she directs a nationally competitive NCAA Division III program. Since taking over in 2023, Hibbard has led the Bullets to a 69–20 record, four consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, two National Semifinals, and a spot in the 2023 National Championship game. Her leadership earned her staff Centennial Conference (2024) and IWLCA Metro Region (2025) Coaching Staff of the Year honors. Hibbard previously served as Gettysburg's assistant coach, held coaching roles at East Stroudsburg University and 3D Lacrosse, and holds a Master’s in Management & Leadership from East Stroudsburg University.
Kimberly Hayes ’17, Business and MBA ’18, Business Administration
Kimberly Hayes is a Technology Program Management Leader with progressive experience guiding complex initiatives, developing project management teams, and aligning technical and business goals. Currently serving as Technical Program Manager III at PNC in Pittsburgh, she leads high-visibility workforce strategy programs, coordinates staffing, and partners with senior leaders on key executive decision-making. Her career highlights at PNC include standardizing technology program reporting, managing technical project managers during major organizational changes—such as a large-scale bank acquisition—and designing enterprise training programs.
Lindsey Mifsud Berger ’18, Biology
Lindsey Mifsud Berger is 3R's Director of Business Operations, Sustainability, & Engagement, where she oversees annual reporting, resource planning, and sustainability certifications. She leads strategic planning and project delivery for 3R while partnering with select clients on sustainability initiatives. A biology graduate turned sustainability strategist, Berger holds a master's degree in sustainability from Chatham University’s Falk School of Sustainability. Driven by a passion for environmental protection and human health, she brings expertise in ESG rating systems and sustainability assurance, helping organizations communicate their progress through global frameworks and integrate sustainability into everyday business decisions.
Fraser Goodlad ’18, Political Science and History
Fraser Goodlad serves as a corporate attorney at Sony, where he focuses on mergers and acquisitions, venture capital investments and commercial contracts. Prior to joining Sony, Goodlad spent five years as part of the Mergers & Acquisitions team at Linklaters LLP in New York, where his practice centered on advising global clients on a variety of complex, cross-border corporate transactions. An international student and a member of the men’s soccer team during his time at Seton Hill, Goodlad earned his Juris Doctor from Emory University School of Law.
William John Hoover, D.O., ’18, Biochemistry
Lieutenant William John Hoover, D.O., is a Staff Psychiatrist at Naval Hospital Beaufort in South Carolina, where he delivers high-quality psychiatric care and supports the operational readiness of Active Duty sailors and Marines. He earned his osteopathic medicine degree from the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2022. He completed his psychiatry residency at Naval Medical Readiness and Training Command Portsmouth, serving as Chief Resident. Recognized as Psychiatry Intern of the Year in 2023 and Resident of the Quarter in 2024, Dr. Hoover also earned a national ACGME David C. Leach Award in 2026 for leading key operational quality improvements.
Jaden Mack ’22, Computer Science and Cybersecurity, MBA ’23, Cybersecurity Risk Management
Jaden Mack currently serves as a Senior Cloud Cybersecurity Engineer at Ford Motor Company. In this role, he leads cloud governance initiatives, builds risk-based access policies, and automates threat remediation. Prior to his current role, Jaden worked as an API Cyber Security Specialist & Product Manager at Ford, where he hardened authentication controls, investigated API incidents, and performed security assessments for connected vehicle and mobility platforms. Jaden serves as Advisory Board Lead at Financial Guardians LLC, guiding strategy for technology and cybersecurity solutions in the financial sector.
Brandon Matthews '23, Business Administration – Entrepreneurial Studies
Brandon Matthews serves as the Director of Rehab and Sales Development at Progressive Mobility and Medical. He holds a Master’s degree in Rehabilitation Technology from the University of Pittsburgh and an MBA from Lander University. With years of experience in the rehabilitation technology field, Brandon works closely with clinicians, medical professionals, and care teams across rehabilitation facilities to implement growth strategies, evaluate home accessibility, and deliver tailored mobility solutions. Beyond his professional role, Brandon is an assistant wrestling coach at Washington and Jefferson College and actively volunteers with organizations like the United Spinal Association and local disability support events.