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The BOB Experience
Business On Board Placements
A sampling of recent placements:
Carl Bach, executive vice president at ACE-INA, has been elected to the board of Kardon Institute for Art Therapy in Northeast Philadelphia.
Jennifer Battle, partner in Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis, LLP, has joined the board of Philadelphia's Musicopia (formerly Strings for Schools).
Cindy Bertrando, partner at KPMG, was invited to join the board of the Delaware Museum of Natural History in Wilmington, where fellow Business On Board graduate Beth Peck of DuPont Qualicon already serves.
David Carter, president of Action International Business Coaching, was welcomed to the board of the Wood Turning Center in Old City, Philadelphia.
Allyson Coyne, vice president at AON Risk Services, Inc., has joined the board of Mum Puppettheatre in Philadelphia.
Ray Gedeon, vice president of corporate marketing at Softmart, Inc., serves on the board of the The Elfreth's Alley Association.
Sally Jones, executive vice president at Pitcairn Financial Group, serves on the Central Board of Settlement Music School, Philadelphia.
Dan Kozloff, senior managing consultant at Public Financial Management, serves on the board of the Gershman Y in Center City Philadelphia.
Susan Lowe, senior audit manager at KPMG, has joined the board of First Person Arts in Philadelphia, and has been elected treasurer.
Louis Marchesani, client executive at CAI, has joined the Technology Committee of Main Line Art Center.
Anne Louise Markham, director of marketing, labor & employment at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, has been named to the board of Neighborhood Gardens Association in Philadelphia.
James Markham, senior engineer and division manager at Pennoni Associates, Inc., is on the board of Shofuso: Japanese House and Garden in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia.
Ed Mayer, vice president, program management at Radian Group, Inc., serves on the board of the Samuel A. Fleisher Art Memorial.
Alessandra Nicolas, executive director of wealth solutions for women at First Genesis Financial Group, has joined the board of Koresh Dance Company, Philadelphia.
Kay Rock, vice president of client services consulting at Right Management, was placed on the development committee of the Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill.
Keith Schneck, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Neoware, has joined the board of the Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia.
Matthew Stewart, vice president at Citibank, was asked to join the board of The Clay Studio in Old City, Philadelphia, and now serves as treasurer.
Rina Williams, director of risk management at SMG, serves on the board of the Haddonfield Symphony, New Jersey.
David Winkowski of Stradley Ronon Stevens and Young serves on the board of Partners for Sacred Places.