On the Boards

Community Interactions Inc., a Swarthmore organization serving more than 200 people in 60 community-living settings, has named David W. Morris vice chairman and James Waters secretary. Morris is vice president of Geis Realty Group Inc., Wayne. Waters is assistant vice president, commercial loan officer for TD Bank N.A.'s Metro Philadelphia market.

Jonathan A. Saidel and Gregg R. Melinson have been elected corporate board members of the nonprofit CORA Services, the Children & Family Resource, which provides educational, counseling, and human-services programs in the Philadelphia area. Saidel is an associate in the law firm Cohen, Placitella & Roth P.C., Philadelphia. Melinson was a deputy general counsel to former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge and is chief marketing partner at Drinker, Biddle & Reath L.L.P., Philadelphia.

DuPont Co., of Wilmington, has named Samuel W. Bodman to its board. He is the former U.S. secretary of energy and former chairman and chief executive officer of Cabot Corp., Boston.

Trevena Inc., a Philadelphia-based drug-discovery company, has named Robert Ruffolo to its board. He joined the company's scientific-advisory board in January. He is a retired president of research and development at Wyeth, Collegeville, and also spent 17 years at SmithKline Beecham P.L.C.

Mary Pat Kessler has been named to the Greater Philadelphia Community Board for the America Diabetes Association of Central/Southeastern Pennsylvania and Southern Jersey. She is director of business development at Brown & Brown Consulting, Philadelphia.

First Keystone Bank, Media, the wholly owned subsidiary of First Keystone Financial Inc., has appointed Bruce E. Miller a director of the bank. He is the owner of Northeast Open MRI Inc., in addition to Chestnut Hill Open MRI Inc., Northeast PET Imaging L.L.C., Imaging Management Associates L.L.C., Media, and Delaware County Open MRI LLC.

The Philadelphia Chapter of the Turnaround Management Association, an international nonprofit association, has named the following officers to its board:

Randall W. Siegele, senior vice president of Chase Business Credit, Wayne, is chairman for the chapter.

David E. Fraimow, vice president of LBC Credit Partners Inc., Philadelphia, is secretary.

Robert M. Greenbaum, an lawyer at Saul Ewing L.L.P., Philadelphia, is vice president-membership.

Anthony L. Lamm, a partner at Lamm, Rubenstone, Totaro & David L.L.C., is vice president at-large.

Steven D. Logue, director of business development at Cohen-Seltzer Inc., Fort Washington, is vice president-programming.

Linda A. McDonough, managing director of 50 Words L.L.C., West Norriton, is vice president-marketing and public relations.

Edward A. Phillips, partner at Amper, Politziner & Mattia L.L.P., Jenkintown, is treasurer.

EducationWorks Inc., a nonprofit Philadelphia-area educational organization that serves urban children and families, has named Lisa D. Dickson to its board as treasurer. She is the senior vice president of financial planning and analysis at Radian Guaranty Inc., Philadelphia.

Paul I. Clymer, representative of the 145th Legislative District in Pennsylvania, has been named to the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA), a Harrisburg nonprofit student-aid organization that was created by the Pennsylvania General Assembly.

The Hearts and Smiles Foundation, a Southampton organization that provides assistance to low-income families with special-needs children, has named the following to its board for 2009.

Mary Ann Holt, a partner at IMA Consulting, Chadds Ford, is chairwoman.

Mario Feher, a director at IMA Consulting, is vice chairman.

Virginia Duffy, a lawyer in Abington, is secretary.

Rob Sutton, a partner at IMA Consulting, is treasurer.

David Fridling, president of DFI Corporate Communications, is a board member.

The Smith Memorial Playground & Playhouse, a Philadelphia nonprofit group, has named Heather Helle to its board. She is chief operating officer of Take Care Health Systems Inc., Conshohocken.

The Academy of Vocal Arts, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that provides tuition-free vocal and opera training to talented young singers, has elected Carol Clark Lawrence to its board. She is senior vice president and territory manager of community development at PNC Bank, Philadelphia.

Main Line Health Inc., Bryn Mawr, has appointed James Mahlon Buck 3d and William D. Miller to the health system's board of governors. Buck is general partner of TDH and its affiliated funds in Radnor. Miller has been on staff at Lankenau Hospital since 1981. - Mike Zebe