On the Boards

John Nihill

and

Betsy Leebron Tutelman

have been named to the board of managers of

The Philadelphia Foundation

, a nonprofit community foundation established in 1918 that provides cash grants and scholarships to Southeastern Pennsylvania nonprofit groups. Nihill is director of Elko & Associates Ltd. Certified Public Accountants. Leebron Tutelman is senior vice provost and professor at Temple University.

Scott Kintzing will become chairman of the board for The Bank, Mount Laurel. Kintzing succeeds Warner A. Knobe, who will continue to be a board member. Since 2007, Kintzing has been the president of the New Jersey division of Fulton Financial Corp. and vice chairman of the board.

The Philadelphia Chapter of The Entrepreneurs' Organization, an educational and support network for entrepreneurs, has named Chris Wichser president. He is president of the Javers Group.

The following were named to the board:

Robert B. Simpson, managing partner at Brinker, Simpson & Co. L.L.C., is member/finance.

Gary D. Giegerich, president of DMI Sports, is member/forum.

Vijay Khatnani, founder and managing partner at J2 Solutions L.C.C., is member/learning.

Frank N. Signorello, president, operations and compliance at Global Exchange Group Inc., is member/sponsorship.

Paul Alford, chief executive officer of Student Media Group, is member/communications.

Alan Remer, Philadelphia franchise partner for 1-800-GOT-JUNK, is member/integration.

Alonzo J. Adams, president and CEO of Busy Bee Cleaning Inc., is member/mentorship.

Keenan Goggin, president and CEO of Pathfinders Inc., is member/membership.

Remy Wildrick, partner of Cot'n Wash Inc., is member/membership.

The Pennsylvania state Senate confirmed Ronald G. Henry and Robert S. Taylor as the newest members of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education's Board of Governors. Henry is a senior consultant with Capitol Strategies Group L.L.C., of Harrisburg. Taylor is chairman and CEO of Cameron Cos. L.L.C.

Pop Warner Little Scholars Inc., the Langhorne youth football, cheer, and dance organization, has named Floyd Morris and Skip Massengill to its board. Morris has been a coach for his area's Pop Warner football teams and is president and CEO of Children's Futures. Massengill is senior vice president at Robert W. Baird & Co. Wealth Management.

The Friends of the Wissahickon, a nonprofit environmental-advocacy organization founded in 1924, has elected the following members to its board:

Sam Finney is president of Fastlane Construction Software Inc.

Shirley Gracie is a former Realtor who has been FOW's vice president, co-chairwoman of the CHHS/FOW Easement Committee, and chairwoman of the Valley Green Inn Oversight Committee.

John Kelly is vice president at Mount Lucas Management Corp.

Jerome Maddox is assistant general counsel at Aramark Corp. and is a specialist in antitrust and mass tort litigation.

David Pope is professor of materials science and engineering at the University of Pennsylvania.

Craig R. Carnaroli was elected chairman of the board of the University City Science Center, an urban research park and business incubator based in Philadelphia. Carnaroli succeeds Richard P. Jaffe of Duane Morris L.L.P. Carnaroli is vice president and treasurer of the University of Pennsylvania.

Additionally, Kenneth J. Blank, senior vice provost for research and graduate education at Temple University, and James A. Datin, executive vice president and managing director, life sciences group at Safeguard Scientifics Inc., have been elected as vice chairmen.

The following directors were reelected to the Science Center board:

Christopher M. Cashman, CEO, N-Versx Pharmaceuticals.

Glen N. Gaulton, executive vice dean and chief scientific officer at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.

Osagie O. Imasogie, senior managing partner of Phoenix IP Ventures L.L.C.

Richard P. Jaffe, a partner at Duane Morris L.L.P.

Carl Kopfinger, senior vice president at TD Bank N.A.

Kenneth L. Kring, managing director of Korn/Ferry International.

Arthur H. Rubenstein, executive vice president of the University of Pennsylvania for the Health System and dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.

Stephen S. Tang, president and CEO of University City Science Center.

- Mike Zebe