Business People on the Move

James J. Eisenhower has joined Dilworth Paxson LLP as a partner in its Philadelphia office. Eisenhower, who has been active in government and politics, focuses his practice on government and regulatory matters and white-collar criminal defense. He is a former federal criminal prosecutor with the U.S. Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division and a former assistant U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

FBI Director James Comey has named Michael Harpster special agent in charge of the Philadelphia Division. Harpster had been special agent in charge of the Criminal Division of the New York Field Office, where he worked criminal matters related to Colombian and other South American drug cartels.

The Museum of the American Revolution, Philadelphia, has hired Maureen O'Ryan as director of finance. O'Ryan previously worked at Indian Creek Foundation in Souderton, serving as director of financial services since 1999.

Matt Dwyer has been hired as executive director of development at Holy Ghost Prep. He had been director of planned and deferred giving for the Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Va.

Holy Child Academy, Drexel Hill, an independent, coeducational Catholic elementary school for boys and girls of many faiths, has named Margaret Fox-Tully head of school. She had been director of organizational effectiveness and communications at Princeton University.

Henkels & McCoy Inc., a Blue Bell utility construction firm providing infrastructure for the power, communications, oil and gas pipeline, and gas-distribution markets, has promoted E. Kevin Shoosmith to vice president of gas and underground, East Region from director.

Philadelphia labor, employment, and workers' compensation law firm Willig, Williams & Davidson has hired attorney Thomas M. Gribbin Jr. as an associate. He had been an assciate at Meranze, Katz, Gaudioso & Newlin PC.

Tim Beadnell has been promoted to regional vice president of sales, North Region, for PrimePay LLC, West Chester, a provider of employee-management services. He had been area sales manager for Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts.

Monument Bank, Warminster, has hired Stuart Zonies as a mortgage loan officer. He held the same post at Firstrust Bank.

Newly formed charter-school management organization Global Academies has named Tamika Evans CEO/principal of Global Leadership Academy Southwest after it was granted management of the former Samuel B. Huey School at 52nd and Pine Streets. She had been principal of Global Leadership Academy.

Richard Jumbo has been named operations manager of Lee's Hoagie House of Abington, Horsham, and Temple University, which are owned by Jon Waxman. He had been regional manager for Insomnia Cookies of Philadelphia.

Hyland Levin, Marlton, has promoted Melissa M. Grossman to partner, from of counsel. She joined the firm in spring 2013, after practicing in Dechert LLP's private client group. Before attending law school, she had been an associate with First Manhattan Consulting Group in New York.

Abington-Jefferson Health, Abington, said Evan Guthrie has joined Bi-County Medical Associates. Guthrie specializes in family medicine, with special interests in skin conditions, women's health, homebound-patient health, and LGBT patient care.

University of the Arts has named Patricia Kucker provost, the institution's top academic officer. She had been with the University of Cincinnati, where she served as associate dean for faculty affairs and curriculum in the College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning, and as an associate professor of architecture.

White & Williams LLP, Philadelphia, has named David H. Marion senior counsel. He had been a partner at Archer & Greiner PC, and prior to that was a partner at Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Rhoads LLP, where he served a seven-year term as chairman of the firm after serving as chairman of its litigation department.

The Philadelphia office of Chamberlain Hrdlicka has hired employee benefits and compensation attorney Barry L. Klein as a shareholder. Klein had been a partner at Blank Rome, where he chaired the firm's employee benefits and executive compensation practice.

Provident Bank has named Christine Carpenter vice president and commercial real estate relationship manager in its Wayne office. She had been director of real estate at Verde Capital.

JetPay Corp., Berwyn, a provider of debit- and credit-card processing, payroll/HR/TLM, and prepaid-card services, has named Michael Collester chief operating officer. He had served as president of JetPay's Langhorne location.

Andrew E. Hirsh has joined Stafford Sports as a principal of the Medford-based sports consultant and sports advisory firm that provides a variety of expert services for public assembly venues. He had been assistant general manager for the last two years at PPL Center in Allentown.

Public-relations and advertising firm DDCworks, which recently moved its headquarters from Conshohocken to Center City, has hired Greg McGlone as senior media planner and buyer.

Public relations and social-media agency Slice Communication, Philadelphia, has hired public relations account supervisor Jeff Rechler and social-media account manager Alyssa Hamel. Rechler had been senior manager of internal communications at Aramark. Hamel had been social media manager at Cashman & Associates.

Abington-Jefferson Health has hired thoracic surgeon Walter Joseph Scott. He had been chief of the division of thoracic surgery at Fox Chase Cancer Center.

Caligor, a portfolio company of Diversis Capital, LLC, has appointed Alex Shvartsburg chief financial officer and chief operating officer. Shvartsburg had been vice president of finance - Genetic, Medical and Applied Sciences Division (GSD) at Thermo Fisher Scientific, overseeing global financial operations for GSD. Before that, he was head of Life Technologies Corporate Development Finance Group.

Aqua America, Inc., the Bryn Mawr publicly traded water utility company, has named John J. Aulbach 2nd president of its Virginia subsidiary, which provides drinking water and wastewater services to approximately 75,000 people in 38 counties and cities statewide. He succeeds Shannon Becker, who was recently named president of Aqua North Carolina. Aulbach  joins the company from the Virginia Department of Health, where he most recently served as director for the Office of Drinking Water.

The Carpenter Contractor Trust, Edison, promoted Christine J. D'Agostino to vice president of operations. D'Agostino is responsible for all aspects of marketing, advertising and public relations initiatives within the CCT. She joined the CCT, a labor-management trust that promotes the message of this partnership in 2013 as the marketing manager.

Entech Engineering, Inc., a Reading engineering, consulting, and architectural teams firm, has named Robert L. Horvat regional director and project manager for its Pittsburgh office. He had been project manager/senior design engineer at KLH Engineers, Inc.

Amneal Pharmaceuticals LLC, Bridgewater, has appointed Sheldon Hirt senior vice president and general counsel. He succeeds Robert Loewenstein, who has served in the role since 2011 and will be retiring. He had been  executive vice president and general counsel for Progenics Pharmaceuticals and senior vice president and assistant general counsel at Allergan. He also held various leadership positions at Barr Laboratories and Johnson & Johnson, and spent several years in private law practice. Hirt was also an infantry officer in the United States Marine Corps.

 Post & Schell, P.C., has named Terry R. Bossert as a principal in the its  Environmental, Energy & Utilities, and Marcellus Shale practice groups. He will reside in the firm's Harrisburg and Pittsburgh offices. Bossert joins the firm from Range Resources – Appalachia LLC, an independent oil and natural gas producer with operations focused in stacked-pay projects in the Appalachian Basin. He served as vice president, Legislative & Regulatory Affairs for Range. He also is a former chief counsel for the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and also served as Deputy Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, where he supervised the prosecution of environmental crimes. He will provide environmental counsel regarding regulatory compliance, government relations, and litigation to clients with operations across Pennsylvania.

- Mike Zebe