Board of Directors

John Augeri joined the BevCam Board of Directors in November, 2013. He enjoyed a long career in state government, having last served as Assistant Commissioner for Field Operations within EOHHS’s Department of Transitional Assistance. John began volunteering with BevCam in 2011 and has since been involved in many aspects of BevCam’s productions, from camera operation to editing to producing programming. He is also an active volunteer for the Beverly Farmers’ Market and a member of its Advisory Council, and also volunteers time at The Food Project’s Long Hill farm during their growing and harvesting seasons. John, a graduate of the University of Notre Dame, is a Lawrence native, and he and his wife have resided in Beverly since 1983.

Judy is Director of Technology for the Beverly School Department, reporting directly to the Superintendent of Schools. In that role, Judy provides coordination between BevCam and the schools, representing school department interests at our Board level.

Toni Musante has been a Board Member since 2002, serving as Board Clerk for 6 years.  She is currently Board Treasurer and serves on the Finance Committee.  She has a BA in Sociology from Mount Saint Mary College and an MSW from Catholic University.  She is a retired State Administrator with extensive budget and contracting experience.  She currently manages real estate investments.  She serves on several local public and non-profit Boards. She co-produced and hosted “Beverly Life” as well as several other shows.

Andi Freedman LICSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Cognitive Behavioral Therapist. Andi started her tenure at BevCam by becoming an interviewer for BevCam’s “Conversation with the Candidates.” Andi noticed the special qualities of BevCam and started volunteering regularly and learning how to produce, direct and edit her own shows. In 2015, Andi became a member of the board of directors and has been an active advocate for BevCam and all that it has to offer. Andi produces Local Music Now, a punk/alternative rock show, and Health Chat, a.health podcast with Dr. Alyssa Handler. Andi can also be seen in other rolls, most notably as an anchor co-host in Beverly’s Holiday Parade and on election night. Andi is an avid swimmer who competes in the pool and open water, and has an almost obsessive love for The Beatles. 

Alex has been a dedicated BevCam volunteer since 2011 when he started providing commentary for Beverly High School sports. He took pride in being able to showcase sports that were not getting the spotlight including the Volleyball and Girls Basketball teams. Alex currently works as a Technical Product Owner for Catena Media specializing in affiliate marketing in the legal sports betting industry – an industry he has spent the last six years in. In 2017, Alex graduated from UMass Lowell with a degree in Journalism & Professional Writing and a minor in Digital Media. Alex believes in the importance of local access television and the outlet it provides the students in the high school. He became the youngest board member in BevCam’s history at 29 when he joined in May of 2023.

John Tamilio III is the Pastor of the Congregational Church of Canton (a member of the NACCC) and a Professor of Philosophy at Salem State University.  (He also teaches courses at Endicott College.)  John is the host of the Bev Cam show Frames of Reference, which examines issues of a cultural, artistic, philosophical, and political nature.  A professional singer and guitarist who performs throughout the North Shore and beyond, John lives in Centerville and is married to Cindy Tamilio, who teaches kindergarten at Beverly’s Cove Elementary School.  He’s known to have a Red Sox addiction!

Dave’s career began in 1975. Cut from the Beverly High baseball team, he started covering softball for The Beverly Times. He wrote and/or edited for The Boston Globe, North Shore: Sunday, Lynn Item, and others. He received 15 New England Press Association and Massachusetts Press Association awards, and freelanced for national publications including People, The Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, Lawyer’s Weekly USA, The Christian Science Monitor and The Robb Report. He teaches communications courses at UMass Lowell, Middlesex and Northern Essex community colleges. He was nominated for the Educators’ Honor Roll by the Fenway Wasabi Bowl. He graduated from Emerson College (B.F.A.) and Cambridge College (M.M.). He is a comedian and runs Scamps Comedy Productions. He joined the board in 2024.