Board of Directors
Marty Bruemmel
President
Marty has a strong and extensive business background. He spent 32 years as an entrepreneur as owner of Prestige Valet Parking based in Boston, Cape Cod and Providence, RI. In addition, he has worked for a variety of businesses on the Cape in and around tourism, hospitality, and radio. In addition to his business experience, Marty has volunteered his time to serve on community boards. He is a past board member of the Cape Cod Hospitality Marketing Association, Dennis Chamber of Commerce, and the Greater Hyannis Chamber of Commerce. He previously served as the President of the Board of Directors for both Leadership Cape Cod, where he now serves as Treasurer and is now back as President of The Cape Cod Community Media Center. He also serves as a Director on the Board of the Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce. Marty is passionate about helping businesses and looks forward to supporting local businesses along that path to success.
Bob Cody
Treasurer
Bob Cody brings over 25 years of leadership experience in corporate, academic and non-profit organizations. In positions of Vice-President of Worldwide Research, Development and Engineering, Dean of Academic and Student Affairs, Board member and Board Chair, Bob has lead organizations in innovation and growth specializing in developing new programs, products and services, while increasing revenue and organizational growth, leading change management transformations to take those organizations to new levels of performance. Throughout his career Bob has a demonstrated record of leadership, problem-solving, organizational development, maximizing individual contributions, and continuous operational improvement. He is currently the Executive Director of Leadership Cape Cod. He is also the Chief Executive Partner of Innoreate, a business consulting firm. Bob also brings a passion for community service. He has previously been a member of the Board of Directors of Groundwork Bridgeport in Bridgeport CT, the Stratford CT YMCA where he also lead a Father–Daughter youth program, and was a member and Co-Chair of the Stratford School District’s Board of Education. Under Bob’s leadership, the school district Board received a statewide leadership award by the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education. Coming to the Cape, Bob has continued his commitment to the community by serving as a member of the Board of Directors of CLI, Open Cape, Cape Cod Technology Council The Greater Hyannis Chamber of Commerce and the Cape Media Center.
Chris Cataldo
Vice President
Chris was born in Boston and raised on the South Shore of Massachusetts. Chris received his Bachelors of Science cum laude from Suffolk University. Upon entering the retail banking sector prior to graduation Chris held the positions of Teller, Sales and Service Specialist, Personal Banker, and ultimately Relationship Manager with Bank of America. During his work as a banker Chris became an active political candidate in two races for Selectman of his hometown of Norwell culminating in a 2016 run for the United States House of Representatives for the Massachusetts Ninth Congressional District. Returning to banking as a Branch Manager and Assistant Vice President, Chris continued his decade long career in financial services. Chris went on to manage the Duxbury branch of Santander and the downtown Boston branch of Randolph Savings Bank. Chris is now a Vice President, Branch Manager, and Small Business Specialist at the Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod managing the East Harwich branch since November of 2019. In addition to serving on the Cape Media Center board, Chris serves as a director of The Cape and Islands Workforce Development Board Inc and The Cape Cod Leadership Institute.
Sarah Beal-Fletcher
Sarah Beal-Fletcher is the Station Manager for the Town of Barnstable’s Government Access Station Channel 18. She has worked for the Town of Barnstable for 17 years. Sarah grew up in Falmouth and graduated with an Associates Degree in 2002 from Cape Cod Community College, 2004 from Pine Manor College with a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and has recently completed her Master’s in Public Administration from Suffolk University. Sarah lives in Osterville with her husband Owen, two sons Joe and Ben, and three cats.
Dinah Lane
Dinah Lane, a resident of Harwich, has a long history of involvement in the arts and
education. She performed professionally in Boston, New York, and summer repertory
theatres in Vermont, New Hampshire, Cape Cod and the Berkshires, as well as producing
and touring as an actress, director and teacher throughout the northeast, bringing classical
and contemporary plays, musicals and theatre workshops to people of all ages through
state Arts Council grants. In 1983 she founded and, for 30 years, artistically directed the
Watertown Children’s Theatre in Watertown, MA, which merged with the Mosesian Center
for the Arts in 2013, for which she subsequently served as a Board member for more than
ten years. Previously she was Co-Chair of the Watertown Cultural Council, Chair of the MA
Performing Arts Student Series program, and served on the Boards of the Watertown
Education Foundation and the Council on Community Education. Her numerous honors
include receiving a regional Conti TV Award for Excellence in Children and Teen
programming and, most recently, the naming of the Dinah Lane Theatre at the Mosesian
Center for the Arts in 2023. In addition to her work in arts and education, she holds a masters in psychology and
worked as an individual and family therapist for the Town of Burlington, MA for 18 years.
Since moving full time to Cape Cod, she has worked as Artistic and Musical Director of the
Latham Players in Brewster for 6 years and was the Clerk of the Harwich Cultural Council
for the past five years. She is a board member of the Cape Cod Theatre Company, Clerk of
the Watershed Association of South Harwich, member of Playwrights at Sisson Road and
the volunteer anchor for community news on the Harwich TV Channel.
Sheril Smith
Sheril Smith is a dedicated educator with over three decades of experience transforming lives through education. She currently serves as the Academic Director of the Cape Cod PASS High School Program, where she leads with vision, compassion, and a deep commitment to student success. A passionate advocate for equity and opportunity, Sheril also serves on the board of Latinx in Action and is a proud member of the YAchievers Steering Committee, supporting youth leadership and academic achievement.Sheril is married to Kenard Smith, and together they are the proud parents of Keniqua and Kenard Jr. Her life’s work reflects her belief in the power of education, family, and community to create lasting change.
Maureen Condon
Maureen Condon is a songwriter, playwright, book author, and former newspaper reporter (The Patriot Ledger, Quincy, MA), magazine editor (Digital Dealer Magazine) and feature article contributor to more than 30 publications. She has four decades of experience as a public relations and marketing manager for a range of companies — from high tech and consumer Fortune 500 companies to local start-ups and multi-national companies — notably: WebEx; Polaroid; W.R. Grace; Fidelity; BayBank Systems; WSI (The Weather Company) and Freudenberg. She’s managed marketing teams producing: Online, TV and Print Advertising; Direct Mail; Email Marketing; Websites; Trade Shows, and Sales Promotions in these industries: Software; Hardware; Database Management; Telecommunications; Cybersecurity; Social Media; Photography; Banking; Construction; Meteorology; Textiles; HVAC; Apparel; Automotive; and Healthcare. Her 9/11 Commemorative “We Are Americans” is in the 9/11 Memorial and Museum Collection, and has been performed nationwide, by Massachusetts Singing State Trooper, Sgt. Dan Clark, by Broadway performers, by The Cape Symphony, and recently by Cape Cod performer Max Cohen. Condon wrote Book, Lyrics and Music for CRUDE – The Climate Change Musical “An official selection of the 2016 New York Musical Festival.” CRUDE was produced in 2019 at The Cape Cod Theatre Company, and received front page coverage in The Sunday Cape Cod Times. Condon’s new movie musical, SCROOGE’S CAPE COD CHRISTMAS CAROL, is on StreamingMusicals.com. She co-authored the book “WebEx WebOffice Workgroup For Dummies,” published by Wiley & Sons, Inc. Besides serving on the Cape Media Center Board, she also serves on The Cape Cod Theatre Company Board. She is a member of Theatre Resources Unlimited, The Dramatist Guild, The League of Professional Theatre Women, and ASCAP. Condon is a graduate of Bridgewater State University and has an MA in Journalism from the University of Missouri.