News from the company: Executive of Micron, one of the 6 new MOST boards

Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology (MOST) has elected six new directors to its two boards of directors for three-year terms starting in 2026.

The museum has two plaques: The Board of Directors of MOSTwhich is tasked with overseeing daily operations, and Foundation Board of Directorswhich collects funds for the museum’s operating budget.

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The following are joining the MOST 2026 board of directors:

• Kim Cherry Burnett is the head of Social Impact and Community Engagement at Micron technologywhere she developed strategic programs to expand participation in STEM and close the STEM education gap. He is a prominent leader in the field of STEM education with a career spanning over 25 years. Kim has dedicated her professional life to advancing STEM education, promoting interdisciplinary research, and promoting public engagement in hands-on learning. She is passionate about STEM education and community outreach. She has worked with museums, schools, and nonprofits to design interactive exhibits, public lectures, and hands-on workshops that make STEM education accessible and engaging for audiences of all ages.
• Sarah Weber is the interim assistant dean for promotions for Syracuse University School of Information Studies (iSchool), creates strategic direction for the school and its Alumni Engagement and Advancement (AEA) team. She led campaign completion, post-campaign planning, and leads the implementation of overarching initiatives while managing all operational functions of the school’s advancement efforts, including oversight of the development team. Sarah is responsible for cultivating and managing a dynamic portfolio of key prospects, fostering donor-school relationships, and overseeing an active and philanthropic advisory board. Initiates and manages offerings to individuals, corporations, and foundations in philanthropy, research, and complex inter-institutional and interdisciplinary initiatives. Sarah previously served on the MOST Foundation Board of Trustees for 9 years and is currently Chair.

The members of the board of directors of the MOST 2026 Foundation are:

• Ashley Brody is vice president of transformation for the newly merged CAI softwarewhere he leads corporate integration and strategic initiatives following the companies’ recent merger with Print ePS (now Graphic Communications, a division of CAI). Oversees cross-functional programs that align business operations, technology and strategy to drive efficiency, innovation and growth. Ashley has spent her career leading large-scale transformation, operational excellence and delivery programs within private equity-backed global software businesses. Ashley and her family are active members of the Museum of Science and Technology (MOST), where she enjoys sharing her two young children’s curiosity and love of learning. She is passionate about supporting organizations that inspire STEM engagement, creativity and discovery in the community.
• Calvin Corridors is a real estate project manager for the company The Allyn Foundation. Works with the team to develop social real estate projects that benefit the community. Prior to joining the Allyn Foundation, Cal spent many years in banking, guiding consumers and businesses to achieve their financial goals. He also spent time working in economic development for the CEO of CenterState, where he supported business development, real estate projects and local economic development strategies that helped advance the city of Syracuse. Cal serves on boards such as Home Headquarters, CNYCF Black Equity and Excellence Fund, Syracuse Economic Development Corporation (SEDCO), and the NYS Job Development Authority.
• Michael Frame is executive vice president for MACNY, a manufacturing associationserving as second-in-command and a key member of the MACNY team’s executive leadership responsible for all political and strategic decision-making. Mike is a builder and focuses on talent and workforce development programs such as the NYS Manufacturers Alliance Intermediary Apprenticeship Program, Partners for Education and Business, Inc. (PEB) and Real Life Rosies – New York’s first direct entry to advanced manufacturing pre-apprenticeship program. Mike has worked at SUNY Polytechnic Institute, Florida State University, SUNY System Administration, Binghamton University, and the California State University System. He serves in leadership positions with numerous economic and educational nonprofit organizations, including Mohawk Valley EDGE, Syracuse Regional Airport Authority, and Cayuga Community College Foundation.
• Steve McGee is a project manager in the company C&S companies. He built his career in the construction industry, overseeing projects that strengthen communities in central New York, including efforts that support and advance industrial manufacturing. He grew up on a farm south of Syracuse, where he learned the value of hard work and staying connected to the community. Today, she continues that commitment by volunteering with local organizations and supporting efforts that bring people together.

The list of officers for 2026 is:

board of directors

• Chairman – Tony Stewart, Vice President, Corporate Quality, SRC, Inc.
• Vice President – Leila Giancone, Director of Marketing and Communications, G&C Foods
• Second Vice President – Karyn Gerling, Owner, ABC’s Karyn Burns
• Secretary — Howard Hollander, President Emeritus, Technology Alliance of Central NY
• Treasurer — Al Boudreau, Senior Tax Manager, Firley, Moran, Freer & Eassa CPA, PC
• Immediate Past Chairman – John Spina, Senior Vice President and CAO, C&S Companies

Foundation Board of Directors

• Chairman – James Long, Managing Partner, Long Law Firm
• Vice Chairman-Shawni Davis, CEO, Luminary Electrical
• Corin Zimmer, Executive Vice President, Luck Grove
• Treasurer — Al Boudreau, Senior Tax Manager, Firley, Moran, Freer & Eassa CPA, PC

THE MOST is a hands-on science and technology museum located in historic Armory Square in downtown Syracuse. MOST focuses on dynamic science education that engages students of all ages and abilities. It features 35,000 square feet of interactive permanent and traveling exhibits, plus the state-of-the-art National Grid ExploraDome theater. The museum runs a number of STEM educational programs and community events throughout the year. MOST’s mission is to provide informal science learning experiences that spark curiosity, encourage discovery, and inspire inquiry. MOST is open Thursday to Sunday 9.30am to 5pm and is open during most school holidays and breaks.

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