On the Boards

Children's Crisis Treatment Center (CcTC)

, Philadelphia, a nonprofit organization, elected

James J. Hennessy

chairman of its board, succeeding

Gregory L. Segall

. Hennessy is director of e4 Services, in West Chester.

Tomás Sanchez

and

Jason Lenet

were named to the board. Sanchez is director of Business Relations and Procurement at Temple University. Lenet is founder of the Jason Lenet Memorial Fund of CcTC and an independent real estate entrepreneur.

Douglas H. Walker was named president of the Concrete Sawing and Drilling Association, a Saint Petersburg, Fla., trade organization. He is director of operations for Atlantic Concrete Cutting Inc., Mount Holly. He also owns and operates Atlantic Subsurface Imaging L.L.C.

Jeffrey C. Hampton, a partner and co-chair of the Bankruptcy and Restructuring Department at Saul Ewing L.L.P., Philadelphia, was elected president of the Philadelphia Chapter of the Turnaround Management Association, an international nonprofit association. He will also serve as a member of the TMA International board of directors.

HealthLink Medical Center, a nonprofit clinic in Southampton staffed mostly by volunteer medical and dental professionals, elected longtime volunteer Anthony E. Giannetti chairman of the board. He is a dentist in private practice at Dachowski, Giannetti & Associates, Willow Grove, and is on staff at Holy Redeemer Hospital and Medical Center.

Balfour Beatty Communities Foundation, a Newtown Square nonprofit organization that assists military personnel and their families, elected Jim Taylor to its board. He is division president of military housing for Balfour Beatty Construction.

The Homeless Advocacy Project, a legal-services organization for the homeless in Philadelphia, named the following to its board:

Robert E. Ashbrook is an associate in the Intellectual Property group at Dechert L.L.P., Philadelphia.

Sara Brandes is strategic client manager at Lexis-Nexis, Philadelphia.

Joseph C. Centeno is an equity partner and member of the Labor Relations and Employment Law and Litigation departments at Obermayer, Rebmann, Maxwell & Hippel L.L.P., Philadelphia.

Brian S. North is a shareholder at Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney P.C., Philadelphia.

Grant S. Palmer is a partner and commercial litigation practice group leader at Blank Rome L.L.P., Philadelphia.

Caitlin M. Piccarello is an associate in the litigation department at Saul Ewing L.L.P., Philadelphia.

Kevin D. Stepanuk is assistant general counsel for Exelon Business Services.

The Philadelphia Chapter of SLA (Special Libraries Association), a professional association, named the following to its board:

Nancy Linwood, information scientist at DuPont Co., Wilmington, is president.

Karen Krasznavolgyi, senior librarian at Scott Memorial Library, Thomas Jefferson University, is president-elect.

Linda Corson, manager, editorial development at Thomson Reuters, Philadelphia, is treasurer.

Glenn S. McGuigan is associate librarian at Pennsylvania State University Harrisburg Library, Middletown.

Mary Krick, human resources director at Peco Energy Co., Philadelphia, was named to the board of Philadelphia Academies Inc., a nonprofit organization that helps prepare public school students in the city for college and the workforce.

Mike Diccicco was elected U.S. representative/at-large director to ICOM, a global network of independent advertising and marketing communications agencies. Diccicco is president of Diccicco Battista Communications Inc., Horsham.

The Philadelphia Police Foundation, an independent, nonprofit organization to help strengthen the Philadelphia Police Department and promote public safety, elected the following officers to its board:

Robert J. Ciaruffoli, chairman and chief executive officer of Parente Randolph L.L.C., Philadelphia, is president. He succeeds William C. Whitmore Jr., chairman, president, and chief executive officer at AlliedBarton Security Services L.P., Conshohocken.

Maureen Rush, vice president for public safety at the University of Pennsylvania's Division of Public Safety, is vice president.

Jeffrey M. Kolansky, partner in the law firm of Archer & Greiner P.C., Philadelphia, is secretary.

John B. Kelly 3d, managing director, public finance at PNC Capital Markets L.L.C., is treasurer.

The Independence Seaport Museum, a nonprofit cultural and education institution showcasing Philadelphia's maritime history, elected the following port wardens.

Diana H. Bittel is principal of Diana Bittel Antiques, Bryn Mawr.

William B. Chandlee Jr. is vice president of Thalheimer Brothers Inc., Philadelphia.

James T. Giles is of counsel at Pepper Hamilton L.L.P., Philadelphia.

Betsy Longstreth is director of development at Chestnut Hill Academy, Philadelphia.

James W. McLane is managing partner at ProfeXa Group Inc., Villanova.

William F. McLaughlin Jr., is vice president, private wealth management at Goldman Sachs & Co., Philadelphia.

Villanova University, a coeducational Roman Catholic institution, elected six new members to its board of trustees.

Richard P. Brennan is chairman, CEO and founding partner of Camulos Capital LP, Stamford, Conn.

Nance K. Dicciani is a retired president and CEO of Honeywell International's Specialty Materials division, Morristown.

Darryl J. Ford is head of school at William Penn Charter School, Philadelphia.

Leonard J. LoBiondo is a private investor, retiring last year from the positions of senior managing director and chief operating officer for Kroll Zolfo Cooper L.L.C., New York.

Thomas M. Mulroy is CEO and co-founder of T-REX Capital L.L.C., Stamford, Conn.

The Rev. Bernard C. Scianna is headmaster for Cascia Hall Preparatory School, Tulsa, Okla.

The Burn Foundation, a Philadelphia-based nonprofit that provides education, prevention resources, community support of burn treatment, and helps burn survivors, appointed W. Douglas Mokoid to its board. He is safety manager at Peco Energy Co., Philadelphia.

The YMCA of Burlington County, a nonprofit organization, named Gene D'Orazio and Pat Taylor each to serve two-year terms on its board. D'Orazio is executive vice president and chief operating officer for Cornerstone Bank, Moorestown, and vice president of the South Jersey Bankers Association. Taylor is office manager for Douglas H. Sell, CPA, Moorestown.

EducationWorks Inc., a nonprofit Delaware Valley educational organization that serves urban children and families, named Richard Laster and Stephan Roker to its board. Laster is deputy director of Planning & Administration for the City of Philadelphia. Roker is vice president at Independence Blue Cross, Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Futures, a nonprofit organization committed to helping Philadelphia's public high school students attend college, elected the following officers and members to its board.

Madeline M. Sherry, director at Gibbons P.C., Philadelphia, is president.

Edward J. Ryan, executive vice president at Citizens Bank of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, is vice president.

Laura A. Williamson, executive vice president and chief operating officer for The Glenmede Trust Co., Philadelphia, is treasurer.

Marie A. Natoli, general auditor at Sunoco Inc., Philadelphia, is secretary.

David P. O'Connor is senior vice president and general counsel at Delaware Investments, Philadelphia.

Joan T. McDonald is vice president of enrollment management at Drexel University, Philadelphia.

- Mike Zebe