B. Carter White is retired and devotes his time as a volunteer to many Berkshire County non-profit institutions. Before retirement, he was Vice President for Administration and Finance at the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation. Most recently, before joining the Foundation, he was a business consultant specializing in computer based financial planning. His business experience over the last 55 years has been with both large and small companies, including 15 years experience in Wall Street. His community non-profit service both past and present includes Hancock Shaker Village, Miss Hall's School, Interlaken School of Art (now IS 183), Richmond Land Trust, Community Health of Richmond & West Stockbridge, Berkshire Natural Resources Council, Berkshire Theatre Festival (now part of The Berkshire Theatre Group), Berkshire United Way, Hospice Care of the Berkshires, Gould Farm, Berkshire South Regional Community Center, Berkshire Grown, Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, The Mount, and the National Association of Independent Schools. He is presently on the Boards of The Mount, Berkshire Montessori School, West Stockbridge Historical Society and BFAIR. His community government service has included the West Stockbridge Downtown Revitalization Committee, the Richmond Audit Committee, the Richmond Finance Committee and the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission. He was also a representative to the Berkshire Land Use Commission. He is a graduate of Suffield Academy and Dartmouth College.