Foundation Staff
The Corning Community College Development Foundation (CCCDF) staff would like to thank you, our friends and donors, for your continued support, and we’d like to take this opportunity to introduce ourselves to you.
Kristen Curreri ’08 has worked as the Executive Assistant to the Executive Director of the CCCDF since
the spring of 2014.
She supports the Executive Director and the Development Foundation to achieve its goals through various projects, events, and campaigns. After earning her associate’s degree from SUNY CCC, Kristen earned her bachelor’s in communications from SUNY Geneseo.
When Kristen is not trying to keep all of us going in the right direction, you might find her curled up with a good book or enjoying time with her family.
Kesha Davis joined the Foundation staff in 2000 as an Administrative Assistant and in 2011 was
promoted to the Assistant Director of Advancement Support Services.
Kesha keeps our database clean and running smooth while also entering your gifts timely and accurately. She is a proud native of Steuben County who received a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Rochester.
When she’s not making sure we follow the database rules, she enjoys traveling, riding dirt bikes, quilting, and baking.
Ken Roberts joined the team in January 2026 as Executive Director of the CCCDF.
A graduate of Marist College (now Marist University), Ken has spent his entire career in the non-profit sector, serving in various development, communications, marketing and community relations roles, primarily in the healthcare industry. He is excited to return to the world of higher education, having worked at Williams College early in his career.
A member of the Alzheimer’s Association Rochester/Finger Lakes Board of Directors, Ken has served as volunteer chairperson of the Elmira Walk to End Alzheimer’s for the past three years.
As part of CCC’s dedicated Foundation team, Ken looks forward to contributing to its mission-based work of supporting our students. When not engaged in this important and fulfilling work, Ken is happiest on two wheels, and enjoys time with his family, dogs, and friends in the community.