The Boardroom: Philly Fed names council representative

The

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

has appointed

Mark A. Turner

, president, CEO, and a director of WSFS Financial Corp. and WSFS Bank, as its representative to the

Board of Governors' Federal Advisory Council

for 2016.

Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania has named Mindy M. Posoff to its board. Posoff is managing director of Golden Seeds, an early-stage investment network whose focus is on female leaders, and is the founding partner of Traversent Capital Partners. Former board chair Anthony Santomero was elected board member emeritus.

ControlRad Systems, a Philadelphia medical-device company based in the Philadelphia area with engineering-development facilities in Kfar Saba, Israel, has named Paul J. Mirabella to its board. He is an independent director and owner in private businesses in the health-care industry. He had been chairman and CEO of Naviscan Inc. and president and CEO of GE Healthcare's Global Diagnostic Imaging business.

PHLDiversity, a business-development division of the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau, has named the following members to its advisory board: Yvonne Drayton, president/executive project director, Drayton Cross Consulting; Sue Geyer, associate executive director, Greater Philadelphia Hotel Association; Alexis Lundeen, managing partner, Capital Grille; Jenea Robinson, senior media-relations manager, Visit Philadelphia; Ivan Turnipseed, associate professor and chair, hospitality and recreation management, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania; and Nicole Allen White, director of government relations and external affairs, Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Philadelphia Opportunities Industrialization Center Inc., a nonprofit that works to eliminate poverty, unemployment, and illiteracy, has elected the following board members: M. Brian Blake, executive vice president for academic affairs and provost at Drexel University; Sherman W. Smith 3d, counsel in the Philadelphia office of Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney; and Sheona Mackenzie, an educational psychologist.

The Association of Corporate Counsel Greater Philadelphia has elected the following officers: Kevin Chu, assistant general counsel of SAP America Inc., president; Michael Crane, director/assistant general counsel of Capital One, first vice president; Anne Bancroft, assistant general counsel of Exelon Business Services Co., second vice president; A. Peter Prinsen, vice president and general counsel of the Graham Co., third vice president; Jacklyn Meredith-Batchelor, associate general counsel of National Railroad Passenger Corp., treasurer; Daniel R. Slawe, corporate counsel of Global Field Legal, SAP America Inc., secretary; and Diane Carman, general counsel of Cardone Industries Inc., immediate past president.

- Mike Zebe