On the Boards

Back on My Feet, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that operates a running program to help the homeless, named the following members to its board:

Howard Eskin is affiliated with WIP (610-AM) and NBC10, Bala Cynwyd.

Jill Michal is president and chief executive officer United Way Southeastern Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.

Colleen Furey is a senior associate at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Philadelphia.

Larry Solomon is chief operating officer of Accenture, Philadelphia.

Christine Keates is general manager of the Independence Visitors Center, Philadelphia.

Matt Wolf is association athletic director of the YMCA, Lansdowne.

Brinker Capital, a Berwyn management firm, said its founder and chief executive officer, Chuck Widger, was named chairman of the board of governors of the Money Management Institute Inc., a Southampton national organization for the managed solutions industry that represents portfolio management firms and sponsors of investment consulting programs.

The Delaware County Community Foundation, a Radnor nonprofit that facilitates philanthropy, named Dawn Winter and Gwendolyn A. Smith to its board. Winter is an entrepreneur and cofounder of the Schork Report. Smith is president of Springfield Hospital and vice president of the Crozer-Keystone Health System, Springfield.

Jonathan E. Rinde, a partner with Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox L.L.P., Philadelphia, was elected chair of Montgomery County Agricultural Land Preservation, an organization that works to preserve farming in Montgomery County.

The Philadelphia Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, a nonprofit health advocacy organization, recently installed new officers to its board:

Joanne Calabria, vice president, public affairs for CBS Television Stations, Philadelphia, is president.

Ronald J. Harper, partner at Harper & Paul, Philadelphia, is vice president.

Lisa Wollan, head of consumer insights and brand strategy for Wawa Inc., Wawa, is secretary.

John M. Briggs, retired founding partner of Briggs, Bunting & Dougherty L.L.P., is treasurer.

Jerome P. David is senior rabbi at Temple Emanuel, Cherry Hill.

The American Revolution Center, a Wayne cultural and historical nonprofit organization, named the following to its board:

Gen. Josiah Bunting 3d is president of The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, New York.

Harold Burson is founding chairman of Burson-Marstellar.

Barbara J. Mitnick is an independent art historian, museum curator, writer and lecturer.

COLLAB, the Philadelphia Museum of Art's group for modern and contemporary design, elected Rosemarie Fabien to its board. She is president of Fabien Communications, Wynnewood.

Herbert D. Thomas was named to the board of trustees of The Evergreens, Moorestown. He is a retired administrator of the General Theological Seminary, New York.

Jane Shore was appointed to the board of trustees at the Center for Literacy, a nonprofit educational organization. She is a research scientist with Educational Testing Services, Princeton.

Charles A. McGeorge was elected president of the Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States, a professional organization. He is president of Valley Forge Military Academy & College, Wayne.

PHH Corp., a publicly held Mount Laurel outsource provider of mortgage and vehicle fleet management services, named James O. Egan to its board. He was also appointed chairman of the audit committee. Eagan served as managing director of Investcorp International Inc., New York, from 1998 through 2008.

- Mike Zebe