Anthony Pacheco, the charismatic Vice President of Global Programs at St. John’s University, has been transforming the educational landscape since October 2000. With a Masters of Architecture from Arizona State University and a BS in Architecture from CCNY, Anthony"s expertise is as undeniable as his flair for making even the most mundane meetings seem like a high-stakes episode of “Survivor.”

Hailing from Queens County, New York, he has spent over two decades mastering the art of global program management while simultaneously ensuring that coffee supplies never dwindle during board meetings. His prior experience includes impressive stints as Vice President at both Beth Israel Medical Center and Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, proving that his talents extend beyond academia into the healthcare realm—talk about versatility!

Anthony’s leadership style could be described as part visionary architect and part motivational speaker; after all, who else could inspire colleagues to dream big while also detailing how to optimize campus facilities? Known for his infectious enthusiasm and dry wit, he can turn any strategic planning session into an engaging TED Talk.

When he’s not busy reshaping global programs or crafting architectural masterpieces in his spare time (which we assume he does), you might find him volunteering or savoring Queens" finest culinary delights. With three prestigious degrees under his belt and more than 24 years of experience leading teams to success, it’s safe to say that Anthony is not just building programs; he"s constructing futures—one ambitious project at a time.