Trudy Coxe

Trudy Coxe

Massachusetts Secretary of Environmental Affairs
In office 1993–1998
Governor	William Weld Paul Cellucci
Preceded by	Susan Tierney
Succeeded by	Robert Durand
Personal details
Occupation	Environmental Activist

Gertrude M. "Trudy" Coxe (born 1948) is an American environmental activist who is the current CEO of the Preservation Society of Newport County and the former Secretary of Environmental Affairs in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.^[1]^[2]

Coxe graduated from the Wheeler School in 1967. As an employee of Save the Bay, Coxe helped organize the first annual Save the Bay swim in 1977, later serving as executive director of Save the Bay from 1979 to 1990. She ran an unsuccessful campaign as a Republican for Congress against Jack Reed in 1990. From 1993 to 1998 she served as Massachusetts' Secretary of Environmental Affairs under Governor Weld and Governor Cellucci. After leaving this position, she became C.E.O. of the Preservation Society of Newport County.

Coxe currently serves on various non-profit boards, including: "National Recreation and Park Association, the Appalachian Mountain Club, Grow Smart Rhode Island, the Rhode Island Commodores, the Metcalf Institute for Marine & Environmental Reporting, the Wheeler School, the Newport County Chamber of Commerce, Child and Family Services and the Attractions Council of Newport County."^[3]

As of 2009 Coxe had received $184,707 as a salary from being the executive director of The Preservation Society of Newport County. ^[4]

References

↑ Fitzpatrick, Edward (December 23, 2000). "R.I. leaders give Whitman high marks on environment". Providence Journal. |access-date= requires |url= (help)
↑ Borg, Linda (April 25, 1999). "Former Save the Bay leader sees preservation job as a natural". The Providence Journal. Retrieved 2 April 2011.
↑ http://www.newportmansions.org/page4641.cfm
↑ http://www.rimonthly.com/Rhode-Island-Monthly/February-2009/Salary-Survey-2009/The-Salaries/

Cabinet of Governor Paul Cellucci (1997–2001)

Lieutenant Governor	Paul Cellucci (1997–99) Jane M. Swift (1999–2001)

Secretary of Health and Human Services	William D. O'Leary (1997–2001)

Secretary of Environmental Affairs	Trudy Coxe (1997–98) Robert Durand (1999–2001)

Secretary of Public Safety	Kathleen O'Toole (1997–98) Jane Perlov (1998–2001)

Secretary of Transportation	James Kerasiotes (1997–98) Patrick J. Moynihan (1998–98) Kevin J. Sullivan (1998–2001)

Secretary of Administration and Finance	Charles D. Baker, Jr. (1997–98) Frederick A. Laskey (1998–99) Andrew Natsios (1999–2000) Stephen Crosby (2000–01)

Secretary of Elder Affairs	Franklin P. Ollivierre (1997–98) Lillian Glickman (1998–2001)

Cabinet of Governor William Weld (1991–97)

Lieutenant Governor	Paul Cellucci (1991–97)

Secretary of Health and Human Services	David P. Forsberg (1991–92) Charles D. Baker, Jr. (1992–94) Gerald Whitburn (1995–96) Joseph V. Gallant (1996–97) William D. O'Leary (1997)

Secretary of Environmental Affairs	Susan Tierney (1991–93) Trudy Coxe (1993–97)

Secretary of Public Safety	James B. Roche (1991–92) Thomas C. Rapone (1992–94) Kathleen O'Toole (1994–97)

Secretary of Transportation and Construction	Richard L. Taylor (1991–92) James Kerasiotes (1992–97)

Secretary of Administration and Finance	Peter Nessen (1991–93) Mark E. Robinson (1993–94) Charles D. Baker, Jr. (1994–97)

Secretary of Elder Affairs	Franklin P. Ollivierre (1991–97)

Secretary of Labor	Christine Morris (1991–96)

Secretary of Housing & Community Development	Steven Pierce (1991) Mary L. Padula (1991–96)

Secretary of Consumer Affairs	Gloria Cordes Larson (1991–93) Priscilla Douglas (1993–96) Nancy Merrick (1996–97)

Secretary of Economic Affairs	Stephen Tocco (1991–93) Gloria Cordes Larson (1993–96)

Secretary of Education	Piedad Robertson (1991–95) Michael Sentance (1995–96)

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