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As of November 14, 2018 Members Name Title Organization Membership Category Jeff Brown, Chair President and CEO Brown’s Super Stores Business Tom Wolf Governor Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Governor Idayat Adewunmi President Timi Pharmaceuticals Business Joseph J. Alex President Alex Color Company Business Denise Andahazy VP and Chief HR Officer CSS Industries Business Tim Bean CFO Control Chief Corporation Business Georgia Berner President and CEO Berner International Business John Blake Senator PA Senate General Assembly Julene Campion VP HR Talent Management Geisinger Health System Business Morgan Cephas Representative PA House of Representatives General Assembly Dennis Davin Secretary PA Department of Community & Cabinet Economic Development Wendie DiMatteo-Holsinger CEO ASK Foods Inc. Business Patrick Eiding President AFL-CIO Philadelphia Council Labor/CBO/Youth/Ed Diane Ellis-Marseglia Commissioner Bucks County Chief Elected Official Brian Funkhouser President and CEO Buchart Horn Inc./BASCO Associates Business Sarah Galbally Secretary of Policy and Planning Office of Governor Tom Wolf Cabinet Nick Gilson Founder and CEO Gilson Brands Business Christopher Hackett President and CEO i2M Business James Harper, Jr. Business Manager Laborers Local 413 Labor/CBO/Youth/Ed Sarah Hollister Vice President-Youth JEVS Human Services Labor/CBO/ Development and Gateway Youth/Ed Programs Peter Klein Director Steamfitters Local 420 Labor/CBO/Youth/Ed Marguerite Kline HR Director RemCon Plastics Manufacturing Business Ron Kratofil Retired President & CEO Goodwill Keystone Area Public James Kunz Business Manager Operating Engineers Local 66 Labor/CBO/Youth/Ed Carrie Lenze Global Continuous Improvement Morgan Advanced Materials Business Director Ryan Mackenzie Representative PA House of Representatives General Assembly Bob McAuliffe Director United Steel Workers District 10 Labor/CBO/Youth/Ed Teresa Miller Secretary PA Department of Human Services Cabinet Henry Nicholas President AFSCME Hospital and Health Care Labor/CBO/Youth/Ed Employees Jerry Oleksiak Secretary PA Department of Labor & Industry Cabinet Teresa Osborne Secretary PA Department of Aging Cabinet Jodi Pace HR Business Partner AFP Advanced Food Products LLC Business Michael Pipe Commissioner Centre County Local Elected Official Russell Redding Secretary PA Department of Agriculture Cabinet Gregg Riefenstahl Talent Acquisitions Manager Penske Business Pedro Rivera Secretary PA Department of Education Cabinet JoAnne Ryan President and CEO Alpha Sintered Metals Business Robert Scaer Chairman and CEO Gannett Fleming Business Frank Sirianni President PA State Building Trades Council Labor/CBO/Youth/Ed John “Ski” Sygielski President Harrisburg Area Community College Labor/CBO/Youth/Ed Jessica Trybus Founder and Chief Games Officer Simcoach Games Business Kim Ward Senator Pennsylvania Senate General Assembly Dionne Wallace-Oakley SVP-Human Resources Erie Insurance Business Yvette Watts CEO Watts Facility Solutions Business John Wetzel Secretary PA Department of Corrections Cabinet Matt Yarnell President SEIU Healthcare PA Labor/CBO/Youth/Ed .

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