DAVID W. SINGLETON, Treasurer

David W. Singleton has divided his professional life fairly evenly between the public sector and the private sector.  In the private sector, he served as a managing director of J.P. Morgan & Co., with responsibility for corporate real estate matters in the U.S. and worldwide.  In the public sector, he has held positions in city, county and state government in Delaware and served on a federal advisory commission.  He most recently served as vice president of the University of Delaware.  His current board service includes Swarthmore College, the American Friends Service Committee and the Delaware Performing Arts Center.  Past board service includes the Downtown Lower Manhattan Association, the Lower Manhattan Business Improvement District, the Lower Eastside Tenement Museum and the Delaware Theatre Company.  He began his career working in the theatre, serving as lighting designer for an Equity summer stock theatre in Hyde Park, New York and producer for another summer theatre in Larchmont, New York. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Swarthmore College and then received a National Institutes of Mental Health fellowship to study at the University of Pennsylvania.  He was born in Manhattan and is married to Elaine Hughes Singleton.  They have two daughters and four grandchildren.