On the Boards
William F. Green was reappointed by Gov. Christie to a three-year term on the New Jersey Professional Counselor Examiners Committee, where he serves as president/chair. He is also president-elect of the American Association of State Counseling Boards and will assume the role in July. Green is an assistant professor at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, where he is the program coordinator of the master of rehabilitation counseling program at the Stratford campus.? Jerry S. Goldman, a shareholder practicing in the Philadelphia and New York offices of Anderson Kill & Olick P.C., has been elected to a third one-year term as vice president of the New York University Alumni Association.
William F. Green was reappointed by Gov. Christie to a three-year term on the New Jersey Professional Counselor Examiners Committee, where he serves as president/chair. He is also president-elect of the American Association of State Counseling Boards and will assume the role in July. Green is an assistant professor at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, where he is the program coordinator of the master of rehabilitation counseling program at the Stratford campus.
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Jerry S. Goldman, a shareholder practicing in the Philadelphia and New York offices of Anderson Kill & Olick P.C., has been elected to a third one-year term as vice president of the New York University Alumni Association.
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St. John Vianney Scholars Program, a nonprofit group that provides financial scholarships and academic support to inner-city children attending Catholic school, has elected Michael Greenly chairman. He is first vice president, investments, at UBS Financial. Peter Miller, president of Carlino Development, is vice chairman.
Board members include: Mark Nicoletti, principal of Philadelphia Suburban Development Corp.; Erin O'Hearn Paone, weekend anchor at 6ABC; Maripeg Bruder, a volunteer with Mission Kids; John Song, portfolio manager at Wilmington Trust; Lisa Hall, an interior designer with Thomas E. Hall & Associates; Jeremiah O'Grady, a consultant with GenSpring; Nicholas Christos Jr., principal at NCIP Partners; Cheryl Nichols, a volunteer at St. Rose of Lima School; Patrick Kelly, a real estate adviser at Tactix; Thomas Flynn, owner of Curtain Exchange of Philadelphia; and Msgr. Donald Leighton, pastor at St. John Vianney Church.
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The American Society of Perianesthesia Nurses, Cherry Hill, has named Susan Carter president and Twilla Shrout vice president/president-elect. Carter is a perianesthesia nurse with the University of California, San Diego. Shrout is a staff nurse, same-day surgery, at Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans' Hospital in Columbia, Mo.
Joni Brady, a pain-management nurse — nursing administration at Inova Alexandria Hospital, Alexandria, Va., is secretary. Katrina Bickerstaff, staff nurse at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, is treasurer. Chris Price, administrator at Bayhealth Medical Center, Dover, Del., is immediate past president.
Deborah Bickford, staff nurse at Torrance Memorial Hospital, Torrance, Calif., is regional director, Region 1. Armi Holcomb, staff nurse at Children's Mercy Hospitals/South Campus, Overland Park, Kan., is regional director, Region 2. Martha Clark, staff nurse at UC Health Surgical Hospital, West Chester, Ohio, is regional director, Region 3. Laura Kling, clinical director at Surgical and Ambulatory Care Services, Pittsburgh, is regional director, Region 4. Tanya Spiering, nurse educator for perianesthesia services at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, is regional director, Region 5. Susan Russell, educator, Perianesthesia services at St. David's Medical Center in Austin, Texas, is a board member.
Nancy Strzyzewski, educational nurse coordinator at the University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor, is director for education. Kim Noble, staff nurse at Widener University, is director for research.
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Kevin Greenberg has been appointed by the Pennsylvania Democratic Party as a member of the Platform Committee of the Democratic National Committee, responsible for drafting and recommending a proposed platform that will be adopted by the party at its national convention. He is a shareholder at Flaster/Greenberg P.C., Philadelphia.
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Stacy L. Asbell, of counsel at Hyland Levin L.L.P. in Marlton, has joined the board of the Samost Jewish Family and Children's Service, based in Cherry Hill. The JFCS provides social services to South Jersey residents of all ages and faiths. Services include counseling, support groups and a food bank.
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Peter Boyer, a partner at Hyland Levin L.L.P. in Marlton, was elected to the board of directors of Singing City, a Philadelphia-based choral group.
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Julius C. Green has been reelected treasurer of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants, a professional association. Green is a partner and director of exempt-organization tax services with ParenteBeard L.L.C. in Philadelphia. He is chair of PICPA's budget and finance committee and diversity committee. Green also serves on PICPA's foundation board of directors.
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National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors-Pennsylvania has elected the following officers and board members for 2012-13: B. Douglas Trainer, vice president and senior financial consultant with National Penn Bank in Pottstown, is president; Eric Weinberg, manager, financial services, with Prudential Financial, is president-elect; David L. Barrist, vice president of Barrist Insurance Group, Bala Cynwyd, is vice president; Joseph G. Marrazzo Jr., president of Marrazzo and Associates Financial Group, Harrisburg, is treasurer; William P. Krause, a financial-services representative with MassMutual Financial Group in Allentown, is national committeeman; Carina Hatfield, an agent with Weigner, Trainer and Floyd Insurance Agency, Nationwide Insurance, Pottstown, is regional vice president; and Ida M. Gates, general agent with IMG Insurance Services, and David E. Punt, an agent with State Farm Insurance, Harrisburg, were named board members.
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Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations, a trade group that provides policy development, advocacy, and services to member organizations and community-development corporations, has elected the following board members: Marcus Allen, CEO of ACHIEVEability; Maria Gonzalez, vice president of HACE; Melissa Kim, director of the North Fifth Street Revitalization Project at the Korean Community Development Services Center, and Kira Strong, vice president of community development at the People's Emergency Center.
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The New Jersey Supreme Court has appointed attorney John C. Connell to the board of trustees of the IOLTA Fund of the Bar of New Jersey, a statewide trust that generates funds to provide legal assistance to the poor, improvements to the administration of justice, and legal education to the public. Connell is a partner and shareholder of Archer & Greiner P.C., Haddonfield.
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Stephanie J. Sprenkle and Karen M. Sanchez have been appointed to serve as hearing committee members by the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania from District I Disciplinary District for a term of three years. The board is an independent agency funded by the court and oversees jurisdiction of the licensing and discipline of attorneys in Pennsylvania. Both are attorneys at Thorp Reed & Armstrong L.L.P., Philadelphia. Sprenkle is senior counsel in the commercial, real estate and public finance practice group. Sanchez is an associate in the group.
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Anthony B. Haller, a partner and Employment, Benefits and Labor Practice Group leader at Blank Rome L.L.P., has been elected an at-large trustee of the American Inns of Court, effective Sunday. The organization promotes professionalism, civility, ethics, and excellent legal skills at the American bench and bar.
— Mike Zebe