On the Boards

Reading Terminal Market Corp.

, the nonprofit group that manages the

Reading Terminal Market

in Philadelphia, elected

Brent Cossrow

to serve as its vice chairman. Cossrow is a partner in the Philadelphia office of Fisher & Phillips L.L.P, and was appointed to the board of the RTMC by the Reading Terminal Market Merchants' Association in October 2009. He fills a vacancy left by the death of longtime director and vice chairwoman

Rebecca Stoloff

.

Independence Seaport Museum, Philadelphia, elected the following new members to its board of port wardens:

Sam Katz, executive producer and founder of History Making Productions and former candidate for mayor of Philadelphia.

Donald U. Smith, president of Davis Guthrie L.L.C. and executive director of Christ Church Preservation Trust.

Stephen J. Driscoll, a partner in the Intellectual Property & Technology Group at Saul Ewing L.L.P.

Joseph P. Watkins, chairman of Children First Corp.

Make-A-Wish Philadelphia & Susquehanna Valley, a nonprofit that grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions, elected the following to its board:

Jamie Hartman, director of marketing at US Restaurants Inc.

Frank Mariello, vice president and general manager at Lehigh Valley Dairy Farms.

Ron L. Phillips, senior vice president, employee engagement and diversity, at Comcast Cable.

Hepatitis B Foundation, a Doylestown national nonprofit health-advocacy organization, named Anthony W. Ford-Hutchinson to its board. He was senior vice president, vaccines research and development, at Merck & Co.

CSS Industries Inc., a Philadelphia designer and maker of seasonal products such as decorative ribbons and Halloween masks, has named Robert E. Chappell to its board. He is a former director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and serves as chairman of Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. and as a director of Quaker Chemical Corp.

Starfinder Foundation, a Manayunk nonprofit that uses soccer, educational, and personal-development programs to inspire young people from underserved communities to achieve success, elected Carl Cutler, a partner of Brown Brothers Harriman & Co., to its board.

Philadelphia Estate Planning Council, a professional association, elected the following officers and members to its board:

Mark Eskin, executive vice president/wealth management with Stedmark Partners at Janney Montgomery Scott L.L.C., Philadelphia, is president.

Kathleen Kinne, senior trust officer with Goldman Sachs Trust Co. N.A., Wilmington, is vice president.

Rebecca Rosenberger Smolen, an attorney at Bala Law Group L.L.C., Bala Cynwyd, is treasurer.

Douglas Simon, director at Deutsche Bank Alex Brown, Philadelphia, is secretary.

New board members include:

Andrew Haas, a lawyer with Blank Rome L.L.P., Philadelphia.

Huldah Robertson, vice president with Glenmede Trust Co., Philadelphia.

Adam Sherman, chief executive officer and co-founder of Firstrust Financial Resources, Philadelphia.

Nina Styker, a lawyer with Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel L.L.P., Philadelphia.

- Mike Zebe