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CHAIRMAN’S COLUMN

by: Tom Gockowski CBCC Chairman of the Board

It seems fitting that my final farewell as the Chairman of the Board for the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce is featured in the Motivation Issue of The Business & Arts Journal. We faced many unknown challenges and what seemed like, at times, an impossible task to rally optimism with such uncertainty upon us. In an unimaginable time of confusion, fear, and instability, the Coronavirus pandemic affected all sectors of the economy during my two-year term.

Despite the repercussions of Covid-19, we saw resilience, empathy, and an ability for businesses to adapt and make necessary pivots to remain viable. We were all united in our common motivation to succeed. I saw organizations and people who found new ways to weather the current storm, while charting a new course for the future. Business models were adjusted to allow for hybrid work schedules and remote working tools. We learned that changing strategies and innovation were necessities, and sometimes we must be ready to turn adversity into opportunity. Motivation is essential to overcome obstacles that invariably come our way.

With that said, I could not be more honored to have served as your Chairman for the past two years. To be surrounded by all of you who share my passion for the Central Bucks area, its people, and businesses has been my great pleasure. From strategic planning to execution, I have always been impressed by the willingness of the Board and Chamber members to support one another through business, meetings, and events.

Specifically, I would like to acknowledge a group of professionals who have been a valuable pillar of strength to me. There has been no greater advocate for the CBCC than Dr. Vail Garvin. I offer my heartfelt thanks to Vail for her decades of service, leadership, and passion. As Chairman, Past Chairman, and President and CEO, she has dedicated so much of her life to selflessly helping the Bucks County community. She has been the epitome of a collaborator, always extending a hand to those in need, offering a warm smile, and welcoming new businesses and friends into her circle. I would also like to extend my sincere appreciation to the outgoing Chamber team, Amanda Soler, Sally Parham, and Debbie Hays. I recognize your many valuable contributions and years of dedication to the Chamber and certainly wish you all well in your future endeavors.

As we approach a new year, it is timely that we enter an exciting era of growth for the Chamber. In any business, growth often involves change, stepping from the known to the unknown but ripe with possibilities. Every success story involves constant adaptation and revision. We are fortunate to have a new leader in Theresa Fera, who brings a wealth of professional experience in the hospitality industry, as a business owner, and a team leader. I know Theresa’s deep knowledge of business, commitment to the Chamber mission, and positive demeanor will make her a tremendous asset to the organization.

As I pass the baton to incoming Chairman of the Board, Kevin Putman, Jr., I know that the CBCC is in the best hands. I am confident under Kevin’s direction that his tenure as the Chairman will be one of fresh ideas, new beginnings, and much success. Together, he and the entire Chamber team will foster camaraderie, through listening and open communication, while setting ambitious yet achievable goals and creating a positive momentum for the future. I am excited to have a front row seat on this upcoming journey, and I look forward to partnering and serving with Kevin and the Board on future initiatives.

I encourage you all to extend a hand to a fellow business owner, invite him or her to visit the Chamber or accompany you to a committee meeting. YOU are our future, and I know membership will continue to thrive with each of you as a valuable ambassador. It has been my privilege to witness your generosity of spirit and to serve among the most powerful business leaders in our region.

With Gratitude,

Tom Gockowski President & CEO Carroll Engineering Corporation

Fellow Board Members, Chamber Members, and Friends,

MOTIVATION is often half the battle of any task at hand. What motivates you to get up in the morning or moves you to pursue your goals? Is it a feeling of self-satisfaction and personal achievement or the joy felt as a member of an accomplished team? Each person has an innate mechanism which makes him or her tick. Whether you are task-driven and prefer to complete things quickly or deadline-driven and feel extra planning creates better results, we each have our own motivational style.

In our previous Issue, Restoration, we focused on transitioning from tougher times and emerging healthier after looking at ourselves and our businesses. Now that we have refreshed and restored, it is the perfect time to dig deep to GET MOTIVATED, feel inspired, productive, and energized.

In this issue, we highlight people and businesses motivated by helping others and forming friendships to expand their circle of success. The key to any success is to focus on goals not obstacles. And remember, every accomplishment starts with the decision to try! The Central Bucks

IN THIS ISSUE

Chamber of Commerce is here to motivate you as we work together to help your business grow.

We encourage you to develop new relationships as you forge ahead in 2023 and plan for a year of great triumphs. Do you know someone who is new to the area and recently opened a local business? What better way to say “Welcome” than to introduce the Chamber and all it has to offer! We would be happy to chat and share our enthusiasm for the exciting happenings and events in the coming year.

In our next issue, we will explore TRANSFORMATION. With each new year, transformation often becomes the single most unifying goal among people. Perhaps changing systems, processes, or advancing technology in your business is on the docket. Are you launching innovative programs or offering promotions to jump start the new year? Would you like to share your vision for a successful future that may influence other Chamber members?

We would love to shine a light on YOU! Send us a story or advertise in any

upcoming Issues. Please email your stories to Kim D’Onofrio and ads to Brad Sanders. As always, feel free to reach out to any member of the Chamber team to let us know what you would like to see in The Business & Arts Journal. We look forward to working together in 2023 and seeing your business thrive! Let’s MOTIVATE each other!

Wishing you and your families a healthy and joyous holiday season!

Warmly, Your Chamber Team

Theresa Fera, President & CEO, theresa@centralbuckschamber.com

Brad Sanders, Executive Director of Marketing & Special Programs brad@centralbuckschamber.com

Kim D’Onofrio, Director of Membership & Advertising Sales, kim@centralbuckschamber.com

Sue LaRosa, Administrative Manager & Event Coordinator, sue@centralbuckschamber.com

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NEW CHAIRMAN MESSAGE

by: Kevin S. Putman, Jr. Penn Color Inc.

he holidays are a time for celebration with family and friends, giving and receiving, and embracing what means most to us in life. The end of the year is often about revisiting and reflecting on successes and challenges. In business, we design strategic plans, create innovative programs, and develop our road map for a better future. The new year stands before us with much opportunity and many goals on the horizon.

As I step into my new role as Chairman of the Board for the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, I approach it with enthusiasm, vision, and a steadfast commitment to the office, the organization, and the businesses of the Bucks County region. Bucks County has been a central part of my family’s story for four generations and the foundation for my family’s business. I feel so fortunate to be a member of a very special community where I have also developed deep social roots. I believe the area offers an exceptional and diverse environment that promotes a wonderful quality of life.

I would like to thank Tom Gockowski and Dr. Vail Garvin for their leadership and valuable contributions to the Chamber. I hold them

Tboth in the highest regard and wish them well as they move on to new adventures. As the Chamber moves forward under the guidance of Theresa Fera, I am eager to embark on a positive period of change and innovation. I am confident that our mutual passion for the Chamber and the business community will be a springboard for fresh ideas, planning, and progress. I echo Theresa’s desire to set a course for growth by creating educational programming that brings together great thought leaders and subject matter experts. Together, we will foster opportunity and encourage business relationships that ultimately help you thrive. I encourage you to embrace all the Chamber has to offer, whether through networking opportunities, participating in committees, or attending our plethora of business and social events. Take advantage of this wonderful publication that reaches thousands to advertise your business. Meet with a fellow business person and share your knowledge about Chamber membership. I look forward to serving my years as an ambassador and leader, forming meaningful professional relationships and helping your businesses grow.

All the Best,

Kevin S. Putman, Jr. Chief Executive Officer, Penn Color, Inc.

ABOUT THE COVER…

The Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce proudly celebrates the dedication and service of powerful women. With much gratitude and our heartfelt appreciation, we say farewell to our long-time leader, philanthropist, and friend, Dr. Vail Garvin. Vail was honored at the most recent Women In Business meeting for her decades of commitment to the Chamber and the Bucks County community. We also spotlight Monique Gaillard and Kathy Marcino, co-chairs for the Women In Business Committee. Together, their mission is to support the role of women in the workforce and foster their business growth through networking opportunities and seminars designed specifically for women. To learn more about Women In Business and their exciting upcoming events in the new year, see page 8.

Pictured from left: Kathy Marcino, Dr. Vail Garvin, and Monique Gaillard

FULL COLOR ADS ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER...

Award-winning photographer, Amy Mcdermott of HEART AND SOUL PORTRAITS located in Bucks County PA 215-356-7408 amy@hsportraits.com 350 East butler ave Doylestown

The 501 at Mattison Estate

Residents, staff, partners, and honored guests raised a toast to the official grand opening of The 501 at Mattison Estate in Ambler, PA!

Doing the honors at the ribbon cutting were Kyle Wisdom of Southbay Partners, developers of The 501, Upper Dublin Township Manager Kurt Ferguson, PA State Rep Ben Sanchez, SageLife President Kelly Andress, 501 resident Berne Siergiej,

and General Manager of The 501 Parrish Phillips.

In honor of the occasion, The 501 made a $1,500 donation to the Kelly Anne Dolan Memorial Fund in support of their annual Holiday Adopt-a-Family Program.

The first independent living residents of the Amber, PA area’s newest and most innovative senior community moved in over the summer and the assisted

living and memory care neighborhoods just opened. The Journal

For more information, contact Judy Brackenrig or Candise Smart at 215-461-4880.

Membership Ambassadors: Michael Grover, Art D’Angelo, Jane Armstrong, Elaine Ciofani and Jeff Jenkins.

Living Care Home Services is a family owned and operated non-medical home care company located in Doylestown, PA. We are family owned and began helping other families on September 17, 2001.

From one client we grew and were enjoying a very busy and rewarding existence until the Covid 19 pandemic showed up in December of 2019. We were providing care for over 60 families and work to over 100 caregivers when everything came to a screeching halt with the news that covid had arrived. But we could not come to a screeching halt as we had people’s lives in our hands. What the heck!!!!

Like everyone else in the world, we needed to change everything about everything. Caregivers and families all called in a panic, asking what to do. Without a doubt, this was the scariest but most rewarding moment in my working career, if not my life. We had no time to begin to worry, we needed to respond to our caregivers and to the families they provided care for, RIGHT NOW. We also needed to figure out what to do with our own families. How would we do this?

We closed the office, except for the owner all day and the bookkeeper at night and figured out how to work remotely. “Zoom”

became the most searched word in the world. We had to find where and how to get gloves, masks, and hand sanitizer for our staff. That meant multiple stops every morning and evening at pharmacies, and any stores we felt might have anything we needed. All local resources dried up instantly. Steven, our care manager ended up finding a contact and we got masks and hand sanitizer delivered from China. We found gloves at The Fountain Hill Pharmacy near Bethlehem who were very fair with their pricing. That became a weekly trip. We are grateful to them for keeping our caregivers supplied and our clients safe throughout that first year.

After finding the supplies, we then needed to deliver them to all our caregivers and the families we worked with. Care bags were put together with gloves, hand sanitizer and masks and every caregiver who worked with us was hand delivered a care bag at their client’s home. Jacki who is our HR Manager created a link for caregivers to access on their phones and answer questions daily regarding their exposure. We then needed to monitor and respond accordingly depending on what the results were. This required monitoring multiple times per day and respond accordingly. If someone answered positively to being exposed, we needed to replace them on their job instantly and isolate everyone involved. Caregivers lost work, got sick or were afraid to go outside. We helped them by “lending” them money,

buying them food, filling their gas tanks and what ever else we could do. Caregivers who worked with clients who were actively covid positive, received “hazard pay” but we didn’t charge extra to the client. It was the right thing to do.

As the pandemic progressed and resources became more available, daily researching was done on how to get tested and where to get vaccinated. We actually helped set up appointments for caregivers to get their vaccinations and made arrangements for them to get there. The process of reviewing and responding to hourly information that was being disseminated, and basically just trying to not let the whole thing overwhelm us, was exhausting. Self-care became self-preservation. We were all literally living hour to hour, and hoping to wake up and the nightmare would be over.

Looking back on it all now gives me a sense of wonder and gratitude. We are grateful to all those who supported us, so we could support those we worked for and with. What once seemed overwhelming is now the norm. In the end, just doing what was the right thing to do and practicing basic goodness, allowed us to stare covid in the face(mask) and come out the other side. The Journal

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Women in Business is the Chamber’s largest committee with over 100 members. Our mission is built upon four core elements: Empowerment, Engagement, Elevation and Education. Currently, there are four subcommittees: Philanthropy, Mentorship, Scholarship, and Programs. Each works purposefully to ensure community businesswomen are recognized and supported. Our most valuable contributions are our commitments to scholarship and community service. For example, we donate gift cards each holiday season to non-profit organizations who

serve children and families in the Bucks County area. Last year, we donated over $6K in scholarships to women over the age of 25 who are pursuing their education at a college, university, or trade school. We hope to double that this year and can with your support!

Members of the committee include women in the corporate and non-profit sectors as well as entrepreneurs and solopreneurs. Active participation in monthly meetings and fundraising events is rewarding and also provides networking opportunities and professional development initiatives.

UPCOMING

International Women’s Day QUIZZO

Tuesday, March 7, 2023 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Nostalgia 1720 136 E. Butler Ave. Chalfont, PA 18914

To learn more about Women in Business, come join us on the first Thursday of the month from September through June. You may also stay in touch via the Central Bucks Chamber website or our Women In Business social media pages. The Journal

If you have any questions, or would like additional information, please feel free to contact Monique Gaillard, Monique@techimpact.org, or Kathy Marcino, Kathy@kmmdisc.com.

EVENTS

All proceeds from our events go towards our Scholarship Fund!

Women’s Leadership Conference

Thursday, March 30, 2023

8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Buck County Community College 275 Swamp Rd. Newtown, PA 18940

Flow for a Cause YogaSix Studio Date and Time (TBA)

Supper and Suds Chambers 19 Date and Time (TBA)

Women in Business End of Season Social June 2023

Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Leadership Conference 2023

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS/PRESENTER APPLICATION

The Women in Business (WIB) Committee is proud to announce the 2023 Women in Business Leadership Conference.

Bucks County Community College March 30, 2023 8:00 AM-3:00 PM

The WIB Committee is seeking proposals for conference workshop sessions.

Purpose: CBCC Women in Business Leadership Conference will help women and their allies develop the attitudes and behaviors needed to maximize the efforts of others towards their goals. Whether they are aspiring leaders, at the beginning of their entrepreneurial journey, or well-seasoned in their career, participants will:

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:

1. your FASFA (if available)

o Increase awareness of the power of their social presence

o Develop skills to advance their leadership capacity and growth

o Share ideas toward balancing life and work in a safe and collegial environment

o Identify and foster networking opportunities

Presentation Topics: We seek presenters to share leading edge ideas, inspire enlightening conversations and convey the fundamentals for growing our business and leadership skills. Workshop ideas include (but are not limited to) sessions on topics such as:

• Using Technology to Advance your Business

• Work-Life Balance

• Leadership Topics

• Personal Growth/ Personal Growth Marketing

• Women’s Empowerment

• Personal Branding

• Other topics that benefit Women in Business

* It is not required to be a member of the CBWIB Committee to be a presenter at the conference.

Women in Business Committee Mission Statement: Support the role of women in the workforce and foster their business growth through networking opportunities and seminars designed specifically for women and allies.

WORKSHOP PROPOSALS

ARE DUE BACK FOR CONSIDERATION BY JANUARY 6, 2023 AT 5PM TO: tharris@carmelandassociates.com

IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE CALL FOR PROPOSALS, PLEASE REACH OUT TO MANDY MUNDY AT MM@BUCKSCOUNTYFOUNDATION.ORG

Excellence in Design Seminar & Tour Architectural

September 21 & 25, 2022 • New Hope, Bucks County photography by Heart and Soul Portraits Major Event Sponsor: Supporting Sponsors:

Roy Ziegler (New Hope Historical Society), Peter Edwardson (Edwardson Construction), Ralph Fey (Ralph C. Fey, A.I.A. Architects), Larry Keller (Major of New Hope) and Scott Little (Harleysville Bank).

Dennis Duhon (S Group Inc.), Theresa Fera (CBCC), Joe Phillips (Phillips & Donovan Architects, LLC), Tom Gockowski (Carroll Engineering Corporation) and Anne-Marie Mettus (Portraits by Anne-Marie). River House at Odette’s transported EID Tourgoers.

The Excellene in Design Seminar was hosted by the American Legion in New Hope.

Michelle Gerhart (Narrow Gate Real Estate LLC) and Beata Daly (Green Terra Disposal Inc.)

Young Professionals Committee

Social Hour Event

November 3, 2022 • Free Will Brewing Co, Perkasie photography by Heart and Soul Portraits Major Event Sponsors:

Cheryl Nocito Streibig (The Accenture Group, Inc.) and Dan Bencsik (Bux-Mont Awards).

Benjamin Graham (Keyrenter BuxMont Property Management) and Nyles Truelove (Guardian Adjustment Group LLC).

Joshua Quinn (Farmers Insurance & Rocket Mortgage), Dan Bencsik (Bux-Mont Awards) and Louis Frangiosa (CPRI).

Dan and Tana Bencsik.

Baron Streibig, Cheryl Nocito Streibig (The Accenture Group, Inc.) and Drew Smith.

SPONSORED BY:

Sterling Drive Ventures

William R. Schutt

Fulton Bank

The YMCA

Byer’s Choice LTD.

C&N

Volpe Koenig Bucks Country Gardens Happ Contractors, Inc. Raphael Architects

DunlapSLK CPAs and others

MEDIA SPONSORS:

Bucks County Herald River Towns Magazines

JUDGES:

Dr. Benjamin E. Rusiloski (Delaware Valley University).

Michael Araten (Sterling Drive Ventures)

William Schutt

Meredith Roark (Fulton Bank)

Zane More (YMCA)

Zane More (YMCA), Michael Araten (Sterling Drive Ventures), Meredith Roark (Fulton Bank) and William Schutt.

Dr. Vail Garvin (Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce).

William Schutt.

BUSINESS US

Small Businesses = Big Dreams. You pour your life into your business, and so do we. From grand opening to the day you cash out and move on, we’ll help ensure your success. Because knowing your business is our business.

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Where Genius Emerges FILMFEST BUCKS FEVER

2022

EVENT HOSTS:

October 15, 2022 at The Tile Works of Bucks County • October 16, 2022 at The Hattery & County Theater photography by Aaron Mitchell Photography Visit www.bucksfeverfilmfest.org to see the event results and gain virtual access and watch the winning films!

Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce

Emergency Services Awards

October 30, 2022• Spring Mill Manor, Ivyland photography by Heart and Soul Portraits

SPONSORED BY: Worth & Company, Inc. • Doylestown Health • Customers Bank • WAWA

American Heritage Federal Credit Union • Glick Fire Equipment • Steely Smith

Visit the Chamber’s Facebook page for more photos from the event.

Bucks Fever

Art Exhibition & Sculpture Show

2022 AWARD WINNERS

First Place: “Cloud Burst” by Dot Bunn

Second Place: “Study in White” by Robert Papp

Third Place: “Shenandoah Woods” by Sandy Askey Adams

Sculpture Award: “Torso 2” by Angela Mikula

Visit the Chamber’s Facebook page for more photos from the event.

Bluebird Illustration

Dot Bunn (artist).

Angela Mikula (artist).

Pearl Mintzer (artist) and Chuck Mintzer.

David Washington (artist).

Brooke Henningsen (Mercantile).

DelawareValleySaxophoneQuartet.

John Bray, Laurie Schutt, Bill Schutt, Joe Phillips, Debbie Wagner and Pat Achilles.

Aurelia Nieves - Callwood (artist).

SPONSORED BY: Bill & Laurie Schutt | HOSTED BY: Mercantile at Doylestown

November 10 - November 20, 2022 photography by Allure West Studios

Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP Welcomes Abigail

Doylestown, PA (November, 2022) -Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, is pleased to announce

that the firm has recently welcomed two new associates to our growing practice: Abigail E. Glascott and Erik E. Taskin

Joining the firms Estates and Trusts group, Abigail Glascott’s practice is focused on helping clients identify the important

issues to be addressed in their estate plan. Her goal in every engagement is to develop a relationship with her clients in order to understand their goals and priorities and to help them find the best plan to address their needs and wishes.

Erik Taskin joins AMM’s business and corporate law practice group. Erik serves as a valued partner to owners and key leadership of closely held businesses in a variety of commercial and real estate transactions. With experience across the full range business owners’ legal needs,

Erik provides his clients with strategic advice to reduce risk and meet their goals throughout the life cycle of the business.

Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP is a fullservice law firm located in Doylestown, PA. At AMM, we pride ourselves on developing deep relationships with our clients by taking time to understand their goals in order to provide responsive, practical legal advice and aggressive advocacy.

To learn more about AMM attorneys and services, visit us at www.ammlaw.com.

Since my Kidney transplant last June 2021, my focus on my motivations has changed. I now strive to be more helpful to others.

Supporting more women’s causes in our community.

Giving back to Non-profits using discounts from my promo items business.

Being a better Husband, Dad and Step-Dad than ever before.

Helping my wife in her efforts to support the “Cancer Support Community of Greater Phila (Gilda’s Club), and just staying focused on what’s most important and letting the small s**t go away.

Jeff Jenkins

Annual Business Conference

SPONSORED BY: NJM Insurance Group • My Benefit Advisor • Penn Community Bank Grand View Health • Comcast • Delaware Valley University | MEDIA SPONSOR: Bucks County Herald

November 8 and November 9, 2022• Spring Mill Manor, Ivyland photography by Heart and Soul Portraits

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Edward D. Breen, Executive Chairman and CEO of DuPont

In an effort to boost awareness of SCORE Bucks County and its no-cost business mentoring services, volunteers with the local chapter of the national nonprofit organization are seeking opportunities to speak to like-minded business organizations.

Tony Moore, the chapter’s community outreach committee chair, has spoken to several area rotary clubs, business associations and chamber of commerce groups as part of a campaign to drive greater awareness. He is available to speak with other groups throughout Bucks and eastern Montgomery counties as well.

“I or another SCORE mentor can talk about virtually anything,” said Moore, a SCORE mentor of more than five years. “I want to make sure SCORE is top of mind as far as helping people out.”

In addition to sharing insight on SCORE and the mentoring services the group of former and current business leaders provide to entrepreneurs, Moore often speaks in general terms about how to start a business, as well as other business topics

of interest relevant to the group or organization.

Like the chapter’s other 70 mentors, he has decades of business experience under his belt. Before joining SCORE, Moore worked in sales and marketing roles for more than 35 years with Kraft, Sara Lee, Kellogg’s, and Keebler.

Moore views the speaking engagements – and the drive for greater awareness of SCORE – as a win-win for all. Entrepreneurs and new business owners often find a SCORE mentor who can help with various aspects of starting and running a business. And the chapter connects with experts interested in giving back through mentoring or serving as a subject matter expert for the chapter’s webinars.

“There’s a volunteer group that’s going to offer you free support,” Moore said. “These are all former entrepreneurs or executives that have a ton of experience that they want to share with you.”

Moore will speak at an event for the Newtown Business Association on Dec.

9 and hopes to add additional speaking engagements to his calendar. The Journal

Get involved

If interested in having SCORE Bucks County mentor Tony Moore speak to your group, please email him at tony. moore@scorevolunteer.org. If interested in becoming a SCORE volunteer mentor, please click here: https://buckscounty.score. org/volunteer or email buckscounty@ scorevolunteer.org.

About SCORE

Since 1964, SCORE has helped more than 11 million aspiring entrepreneurs. Each year, SCORE provides small business mentoring and workshops to more than 375,000 new and growing small businesses. With more than 70 members across Bucks and Eastern Montgomery counties, SCORE Bucks County provides over 4,300 free mentoring services annually to local small business owners through one-on-one counseling and small business seminars. To stay up to date on news and happenings, join SCORE Bucks County’s email list. Text SCOREBUCKS to 22828.

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The 2023 Central Bucks Chamber Board Members

Helen Amelsberg Vacation Crusaders

Kim Arnold Meridian Bank

Jane Armstrong T.W. Cooper Insurance Agency

Jim Bishop The Cornerstone Clubs

Jennifer Eckfield The Learning Experience Doylestown

Kevin Jameson Dementia Society of America

Pam Mikula Paolino

Mikula Web Solutions Inc.

Joe Phillips Phillips & Donovan Architects, LLC.

Tine

Woods Stephen Worth Worth & Company, Inc.

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

Kevin S. Putman, Jr. Penn Color Inc.

ACTIVE PAST BOARD CHAIRS

Michael Araten Sterling Drive Ventures & The Rodon Group

Barbara Donnelly Bentivoglio Bentis Consulting Worldwide

Scott R. Little Harleysville Bank

W. Thomas Lomax

The Lomax Companies

Kathy Marcino KMM Consulting

Joanne M. Murray, Esq.

Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP

Robert E. Campbell Campbell Agencies, Inc. Dr. Vail P. Garvin FACHE

Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce

Beth Beans Gilbert Fred Beans Family of Dealerships

Thomas A. Gockowski, P.E. Carroll Engineering Corporation

Eric W. Hopkins, Esq. Hopkins & Hopkins

Blair T. Rush C&N Jeane M. Vidoni Penn Community Bank

Bob Welch Academy Wealth Advisers, LLC

Hansen-Turton

OFFICERS

John D. Bray, Vice President, The Arts Atlantic Aquatic Engineering, Inc.

James Brexler Vice President Community Health Doylestown Health

Benedict A. Bugajewski Vice President Building & Grounds Bugajewski Facility Services

Catherine Cavella, Vice President, Literary IP Works

Arthur L. D’Angelo, CLU, ChFC, Vice President, Business Relations Insure4Life Financial

Ronald Davis, Vice President, Special Projects Parx Casino

Monique Gaillard, Vice President, Special Projects Tech Impact

Ervin H. Hall, Vice President, Entrepreneurial Liaison Profection Advisors LLC

Thomas L. Hebel, Vice President, Community Outreach Bucks Country Gardens

Cam Maio, Vice President, Advertising NJM Insurance Group

Bob McGowan, Vice President, Hospitality Peddlers Village

Nicholas S. Molloy, Vice President, Special Projects

J. Carroll Molloy, Realtor

Robert W. Moore, Vice President, Telecommunications It’s All Data

Ryan W. O’Donnell Vice President, Intellectual Property Volpe & Koenig, P.C.

Michael B. Raphael

AIA, LEED, AP, Vice President, Special Projects Raphael Architects

Anna M. Shantz Ph.D., Vice President, International Communication Institute for Foreign Languages

Steven E. Staugaitis, Treasurer Kreischer Miller

Frank Sullivan, Esq., Vice President, Special Projects Hill Wallack, LLP

Deborah M.A. Wagner, Vice President, Membership The Graphic Edge, Inc.

Bridget Wingert, Vice President, Publication Bucks County Herald & Area Guide Book

HONORARY DIRECTORS

James L. Bee, C.P.A.

Penrose Hallowell James P. McFadden William R. Schutt

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