Executive Advisory Council

As a robust hub of support for the business community, the Rohrer College of Business (RCB) also provides a rich supply of talent to energize businesses in the region. To ensure budding professionals have the necessary skills for a dynamic market, RCB continues to mine the insights of the area's prominent business leaders.

The RCB Executive Advisory Council (EAC) is composed of business, nonprofit and government executives who are providing instrumental direction and support.

"They have their fingers on the pulse of business in the real world and know what types of skills and experience the market demands," said Dr. Susan Lehrman, Dean, Rohrer College of Business. "They provide vital intelligence to the College to help ensure that the curriculum is relevant." She explained that approximately one-third of the members are alumni," so they can speak to the benefits of their education and also to where there might be opportunities to develop new programs in response to the challenges and advances in today's global marketplace.

"Connecting the College and our students to the business community opens doors to internship opportunities, employment, mentorships, scholarships and other important relationships that contribute to success for
our students," Dr. Lehrman said. "Our EAC members are positioned to facilitate these connections as prominent members of the business community." The Executive Advisory Council includes:

Leadership:

Linda Rohrer Executive Advisory Council President, President Rohrer & Sayers Real Estate	Michael Carbone Regional President, Retired      TD Bank
Anthony Calabrese Managing Director, Retired All Covered	Gary Banks President Repair Technology & Banks Industrial Group LLC
Jim Beam President TD Private Client Wealth	Frank Beideman Vice President of Resource Development Holman Automotive Group
Joseph Bottazzi Vice President & Executive Partner Gartner	Christopher Cassidy President SCHOTT Pharma Inc.
Larry Colangelo Founder and Managing Member The Trillium Group and Trillium Energy, LLC	Raymond Conlin Chief Executive Officer McCollister's Transportation
Joseph Cosgrove President & CEO Leiters Health	Kevin Crichton Retired Mortgage Industry Executive
Daniel Cuneo Market President, Southern New Jersey Delaware Valley/Lehigh Valley Region/Truist	Chris DeMayo, CPA, MBA Partner WithumSmithBrown
Gene D'Orazio President & CEO  Cornerstone Bank	Tony Galvin Founder  UB Enterprises, LLC
Robert Gilliam Owner and President Vanguard Claims Administration	Jill Higgins Senior Vice President Property Management and Partner Anchor Health Properties
Maryann Johnson Managing Director, Property & Energy Claims Beecher Carlson Insurance Services, LLC	Brian Jones President/CEO & Director First National Bank of Elmer
Bill Laird Head of Risk Management Encina Lender Finance	Diane Larzelere Senior Vice President (retired) Guy Carpenter
Mike Maggio Former President & CEO  S.P. Richards Co.	Susan Milano Senior VP of Global Human Resources NextDLP
Christine Miles Founder & CEO EQuipt, LLC	Joseph Miskel Managing Director, Institutional Asset Management PNC Bank
Brian O'Malley President (retired) Domino Foods	Robert Palmer Chief Solutions Officer Wedgewood Pharmacy
Rene Quinn Vice President Fresh Blooms- Delaware Valley Floral Group	Joseph Rehm Senior Vice President/ Commercial Lending Century Savings Bank
Tim Rohach Vice President, Sales & Business Development  Engineering USA	Dominic Sambucci Chief Business Officer Atlantic Cape Community College
Steve Savas President ShopRite Supermarkets, Inc. Inc.	Bob Scott Managing Director for Strategis Accounts, Retired FIS Global
Jon Singer Chairman Spirit Music Group	Dorothy Stubblebine President DJS Associates Inc.
Glenn Thorpe Senior Vice President (retired) Pharma, Datwyler Solutions	Paul Tully Certified Financial Planner Eagle Wealth Strategies
Paul Verna Partner and Owner Verna & Associates	Stacey Vail Executive Vice President Digitas Health
Bob Waller President and CEO Association Headquarters	Keith Campbell Member Emeritus Chairman of the Board Mannington Mills Inc.

Moreover, countless other business professionals in the region continue to guide RCB and its future graduates by serving on advisory boards and as guest lecturers, mentors and advisors - preparing graduates for careers of the future.