Commitment to Concord

About Carmin Reiss

Carmin Reiss

Dear Concord Voters:

Thank you so much for voting for me to serve as your Moderator. I will bring to office my full effort, the experience of my prior service to Concord, fairness, balance, a listening ear and an open mind. I will work to honor Concord's Town Meeting traditions, but also to update them for the current times.

Yours sincerely,

Carmin C. Reiss

Experience, Integrity, Commitment

Carmin has lived in Concord for just over thirty years. Carmin and her husband, Eric Green, have raised five children in Concord, spending many years as parents in Concord Schools.

Carmin began her community service in Concord as a weekly volunteer in the Alcott School Library. She served on the Friends of Concord Playgrounds, and later on the Zoning Board of Appeals. Currently, Carmin is completing her second term on the Select Board. As a Selectwoman, Carmin has represented Concord on the School Building Committee for Minuteman Vocational & Technical High School and the Hanscom Area Towns Committee, among others. At the state level, Carmin has served on the Mass Municipal Association’s Fiscal Policy Committee.

Professionally, Carmin and her husband are partners in Resolutions, LLC, a Boston firm specializing in Alternative Dispute Resolution. Following several years as a litigator with a large firm in Boston, she began an active mediation practice focusing on environmental, construction, commercial, employment, professional liability, mass tort, and personal injury disputes, often in the form of large, complex, multi-party controversies. Now a mediator for over twenty-five years, Carmin has been recognized in The American Lawyer as one of the nation’s Top Lawyers in ADR.

Carmin is an Adjunct Professor at Suffolk University Law School, teaching courses in Negotiation and Dispute Resolution. She also serves on the Board of Trustees for Mount Ida College.