When the last of the five summer sessions of PFEW 2017 came to a close August 5th, a record 2,108 students had taken the amazing PFEW journey, and what a ride it was! This issue of PFEW News is dedicated to the students, v o l u n t e e r s , s p e a k e r s , supporters, and all those who contributed to make this one special summer!

While it’s easy to describe the activities that take place at PFEW, it is next to impossible to describe the impact these activities have on the young people who attend. The mechanics are simple: students form teams of roughly eighteen strangers from across Pennsylvania. They operate a fictitious company for a simulated three years in heated competition with other student companies. They learn how to prepare financial statements and market their product. They make the same decisions real-world executives face every day. They work very hard to prepare two difficult oral presentations at week’s end. They often work 12-hour days, and they experience what it is like to live on a college campus. They hear from world class speakers on a wide variety of topics geared toward developing them into successful business people and better human beings. They participate in other activities that provide a comprehensive look into the world they are about to enter.

PFEW 2017 – A Record-Breaking Summer!

VOLUME 19, ISSUE 4 • FALL 2017

Unlocking the Future...

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Those are the mechanics. But as descriptive as this seems, it does not even scratch the surface of the power of the PFEW experience. Everyone who participates in PFEW leaves energized, leaves better, leaves changed.

“As a donor, a volunteer, a mother of a recent graduate, and a passionate fan of the

program, I can simply say that PFEW is one of the best opportunities that can be given to a rising high school Junior or Senior in the state of Pennsylvania. It is so much more than a business camp, but instead, and as quoted to me by many a student, a life changing experience.” – Ms. Katie E. Clarke, President, LeTort Trust, Cumberland County

“Every speaker I listened to, every simulation we did together, every assembly we went to, and every company meeting we had, we all learned something, and that is the most important thing about this experience. This camp has taught me how to persevere through tough times, to communicate with others easier, time management, and how to show support to myself and anyone who is around me.” – Zach Taylor, Franklin Area HS

continued on inside back coverA team performs their 1-minute TV commercial for the judges

during Friday’s Advertising/Marketing competition.

Who would have thought junk could be so much fun? This team really bonded on Day 1!

A big part of the students’ learning experience during our five week-long sessions is the exciting competition. Once again this year, we had 120 teams vying for the top spot in each of the four categories that determine Top Company, and additional grueling competition on the volleyball courts of Lycoming College! While unquestionably every young man or woman who attends PFEW is a winner, here are the teams (and their Company Advisors) who did just a little better than their competitors each week.

Management SkillThroughout the week each company is engaged in a computer simulation where they make twelve quarterly decisions requiring them to determine production levels, selling price, and expenditures on marketing, product development, market research, quality management, and banking. Based on these decisions, the simulation evaluates the efficiency and effectiveness of the decisions on a 0-100 scale. These companies earned the highest cumulative score for their three years of operations:

--- Week I ---Legends

Company Advisor Bill Koehle, United States Marine Corps (ret.)

Erie, PA

--- Week II ---Tempus

Company Advisor Mackenzie Farone-Waite, Greiner Bio-One, Pittsburgh, PA

--- Week III ---Smooth Skate

Company Advisor Marta Griffith, On Track Resources, LLC

Sellersville, PA

--- Week IV Lycoming ---KERS

Company Advisor Tom Hermanowski, First National Bank, Erie, PA

ANDicon

Company Advisor John Lugg, Lugg & Lugg Law Offices, Lock Haven, PA

--- Week IV Penn ---WorldView

Company Advisor Matt Bamberski, The Reynolds and Reynolds Company

Philadelphia, PA

Return on Net AssetsThe computer simulation measures each company’s financial growth over twelve quarters of operations. Congratulations to the following companies that achieved the highest cumulative Return On Net Assets (RONA):

--- Week I ---OnTrak

Company Advisor Steve Shivak, Autism SpeaksPittsburgh, PA

--- Week II ---F2 shoes

Company Advisor Ferlin Patrick, Growth Resources of Wellsboro

Wellsboro, PA

--- Week III ---Orbis Positioning Systems

Company Advisor Bob Diefenbacher, Denbrook Strategic Advisors

Sudbury, MA

--- Week IV Lycoming ---icon

Company Advisor John Lugg, Lugg & Lugg Law Offices

Lock Haven, PA

--- Week IV Penn ---WorldView

Company Advisor Matt Bamberski, The Reynolds and Reynolds Company

Philadelphia, PA

Executive FitnessNothing relieves the stress of a day at PFEW quite like volleyball. The Executive Fitness competition was fierce as ever, and in addition to stress relief, it gave each student company a chance to hone their teamwork skills! Here are this year’s Executive Fitness champions:

--- Week I ---Visionary

Company Advisor Dianne Sensenig, Utilities Employees Credit Union

Wernersville, PA

ANDKrazyKicks

Company Advisor Tara Murray, Benjamin Obdyke Incorporated

Horsham, PA

--- Week II ---U-PAK

Company Advisor Brandi Kinsey, Central Property Search, Inc.

Norristown, PA

--- Week III ---Reika Pack

Company Advisor Todd Schorle, TS TECH Enterprises, Inc.

Wyomissing, PA

--- Week IV Lycoming ---Heart & Sole

Company Advisor Naiya Patel, SodaStream USA

Bensalem, PA

Week II Keynote Speaker Bill Schutt, Founder, MATCOR, Inc. takes time to speak with students after

his phenomenal address.

THE RESULTS ARE IN…

Marketing/Advertising Competition

Each student company is assigned a product at the beginning of the week. Throughout the week they are responsible for creating a comprehensive marketing and advertising campaign which they present to a panel of experienced advertising Judges on Friday of the week. Using the creative talents of the entire team and a limited amount of supplies, teams must clearly define their target market, discuss product features and selling price, and produce radio, tv, print and other advertisements along with a website and social media campaign. This year’s winners of the Marketing/Advertising Competition are:

--- Week I ---Chameleon Kicks

Company Advisor Mark Skoric, Joshua Consulting, LLC

Uniontown, PA

--- Week II ---AerlX

Company Advisor Carl Marrara, Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association

Mechanicsburg, PA

--- Week III --SK8+

Company Advisor John Lafferty, CellMyLight, Inc.

Thorndale, PA

--- Week IV Lycoming ---BAREouterwear

Company Advisor Dave Murphy, FirstEnergy (ret.)

Lebanon, PA

--- Week IV Penn ---Board Lord

Company Advisor Lesley Kistner, Chamber of Business & Industry

of Centre CountyState College, PA

Stockholders Presentation

Also on Friday of each week, the student companies present a formal shareholders annual meeting to a panel of experienced Judges. They must present a two-year comparative analysis of their operations complete with income statements, balance sheets, supporting charts and graphs, and narrative of not only what happened to their company but why. They must also explain in detail their business strategy, dividend policy, and plans for future success of their company. Congratulations to the following companies who earned first-place honors in this year’s Stockholders Presentation:

--- Week I ---PolarEyes

Company Advisor Bob Pucci, Main Line Chamber of Commerce (ret.)

Melbourne Beach, FL

ANDSKYwatch

Company Advisor John Bachman, JB Associates, Brookhaven, PA

--- Week II ---Neighborhood Watch Inc

Company Advisor Bill Morris, Jeld-Wen, Inc. (ret.), Athens, PA

--- Week III ---N.E. WEAR

Company Advisor Ken Snyder, Advisor to USOC Coaching Ed. Dept. (ret.)

Wyomissing, PA

--- Week IV Lycoming ---BluEyes

Company Advisor Will Caugherty, Millcreek Township School District

Erie, PA

--- Week IV Penn ---Sakhriya

Company Advisor Kateryna Brezitska, MIAX Options Exchange

Lansdale, PA

Top CompanyThe grand prize at PFEW is awarded to the companies that earned the highest cumulative score across the four business competitions. Each of the four competitions counts 25% toward the total score for Top Company. Each member of the winning team, including their Company Advisor, receives a share of stock in a major U.S. corporation. Join us in congratulating the winners of Top Company for PFEW 2017! They are:

--- Week I ---OnTrak

Company Advisor Steve Shivak, Autism SpeaksPittsburgh, PA

--- Week II ---F2 shoes

Company Advisor Ferlin Patrick, Growth Resources of Wellsboro

Wellsboro, PA

--- Week III ---Flare Tech

Company Advisor Rick Musante, Parkson Corp.

Fairview, PA

ANDColumbus Compass

Company Advisor Nate Cooper, Komfort HeatLanghorne, PA

--- Week IV Lycoming ---emiT

Company Advisor Gary Goss, Verizon (ret.)

Erie, PA

--- Week IV Penn ---Ice Age

Company Advisor Roxanna Seilhamer, Strickler Agency, Inc.

Chambersburg, PA

The Raymond G. Weber award is rarely given at PFEW, and it is the only individual student award ever presented. It is named after one of the founders of PFEW whose passion and vision made PFEW what it is today. It is reserved only for those rare students who rise above extraordinary challenges, who exhibit remarkable courage when faced with adversity, who make a profound impact on their teammates and all those around them. This year, Karen was proud to present the Raymond G. Weber award to Mr. Joel Cruz from MMI Prep in Luzerne County. Joel was nominated by his Company Advisor, Kateryna Brezitska, who said, “Joel’s strength was one of the most inspiring things I have ever seen.” Congratulations Joel, you are one very special young man.

A Special Young Man

And the winners are... ALL OF US!

Each year we honor these very special men and women who go the extra mile by serving in this very special role. This year, we recognize nine Advisors who have selflessly given three years of their time and talent to help young people understand and celebrate free enterprise. We present monogrammed golf jackets (gentlemen) and vests (ladies) as a small token of our deep and sincere appreciation for their service. The 2017 three-year awards were presented to:

Week I: Col. David R. Hall, Director of Operations, Energy Aviation, Montoursville, PA; Mr. August P. Schiava, Vice President Chamber Division, Erie Regional Chamber & Growth Partnership (ret.), Erie, PA

Week III: Mr. Ryan Oudenne, Comprehensive Wealth Management, Yardley, PA

...And Ten Years!The incredible passion and loyalty of our Advisors never ceases to amaze us. We are so very grateful when an Advisor gives us one year of their time. Can you imagine the commitment it takes to dedicate three years of your life to a cause? But how about ten? When an Advisor celebrates ten years with PFEW we present them with a special plaque to recognize and thank them for their extraordinary commitment to young people and our mission.

This year we were incredibly honored to recognize five remarkable individuals for their ten years of service to PFEW and our students. These amazing people have left an indelible mark on this program and the hundreds of students they have mentored over the years. These very special men and women are:

Week II: Mr. Michael R. McElhaney, Teacher, Warren County School District, Warren, PA

Week III: Ms. Marta J. Griffith, HR Consultant, On Track Resources, LLC, Sellersville, PA

Week IV (Lycoming College): Mr. E. Scott Aronow, Owner, E. Scott Aronow Coaching and Consulting, North Wales, PA

Week IV – Penn College: Mr. Roy L. Knauth, Controller, The Reinard Insurance Agency, Inc., Feasterville, PA; Mr. Kyle Wherrity, Senior Policy Advisor, United States House of Representatives, Philadelphia, PA

Receiving their three-year jackets from John at the Week I banquet are Col. Dave Hall (left) and Augie Schiava (right).

Pictured here with their three-year gifts at the Week IV Lycoming closing banquet are (left to right), C.J. Betz, Gary Goldstein, Marianne Wimer, and John Lugg.

At the Week IV Penn College closing banquet, Foundation CEO Designee Karen Musante (center) presents Jamie Menchyk (left) and Josh Kamerer (right) with their three-year gifts.

John presents Ryan Oudenne with his jacket at the Week III closing banquet.

Week IV – Lycoming College: Mr. C.J. Betz, Owner/Publisher, The Free Press LLC, Quakertown, PA; Mr. Gary Goldstein, Manager, Seminars & Events, Project Management Institute (ret.), Chester Springs, PA; Mr. John Lugg, Legal Clerk, Lugg & Lugg Law Offices, Lock Haven, PA; Ms. Marianne J. Wimer, High School Business Teacher, Williamsport Area High School, Williamsport, PA

Week IV – Penn College: Mr. Joshua E. Kamerer, Business Advisor/Owner, Hudson Business Service, LLC, Butler, PA; Ms. Jamie Lee Menchyk, Partner, Hudson Business Service, LLC, Butler, PA

We’re so very grateful to these wonderful Advisors who have given so much to PFEW and the youth of Pennsylvania. We can’t wait to present you your ten-year plaques!

Company AdvisorsWe refer to our very special Company Advisors as the Heart and Soul of PFEW. These dedicated men and women spend a week away from family and career to make business come alive for their teams, sharing their invaluable wisdom and knowledge with our future leaders.

Three-Year Awards

...And Ten Years!The incredible passion and loyalty of our Advisors never ceases to amaze us. We are so very grateful when an Advisor gives us one year of their time. Can you imagine the commitment it takes to dedicate three years of your life to a cause? But how about ten? When an Advisor celebrates ten years with PFEW we present them with a special plaque to recognize and thank them for their extraordinary commitment to young people and our mission.

This year we were incredibly honored to recognize five remarkable individuals for their ten years of service to PFEW and our students. These amazing people have left an indelible mark on this program and the hundreds of students they have mentored over the years. These very special men and women are:

Week II: Mr. Michael R. McElhaney, Teacher, Warren County School District, Warren, PA

Week III: Ms. Marta J. Griffith, HR Consultant, On Track Resources, LLC, Sellersville, PA

Week IV (Lycoming College): Mr. E. Scott Aronow, Owner, E. Scott Aronow Coaching and Consulting, North Wales, PA

Week IV – Penn College: Mr. Roy L. Knauth, Controller, The Reinard Insurance Agency, Inc., Feasterville, PA; Mr. Kyle Wherrity, Senior Policy Advisor, United States House of Representatives, Philadelphia, PA

…How about Fifteen Years?!Finally, as astonishing ten years of service is, we had the privilege to recognize three very special men who have dedicated fifteen years of their lives to PFEW. Very few advisors achieve this incredible milestone, and we do something a little more special. We present them with the “President’s Fifteen-Year Service Award”, including the President’s Citation from the Foundation’s Board of Directors along with a diamond studded gold lapel pin in recognition of their extraordinary commitment to the youth of Pennsylvania.

This year, we were humbled to honor three very special men whose selfless dedication to our mission is simply inspiring. They are:

Week I: Mr. John B. Bachman, Principal, JB Associates, Brookhaven, PA; Dr. J. Rody Borg, Professor of Economics, Davis College of Business, Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, FL

Week IV (Penn College): Mr. David R. Sawtelle, Consultant, Fairview, PA

Thank you to all our anniversary celebrants for making PFEW and the students we serve a very special part of your lives. You are amazing!

Mike McElhaney (left) receives his 10-year plaque from John at the Week II banquet.

At the Week III closing banquet, John was pleased to present Marta Griffith with her 10-year plaque.

Scott Aronow receives his 10-year plaque from John at the Week IV closing banquet.

Karen was honored to present 10-year plaques to Roy Knauth (left) and Kyle Wherrity (right) at the Week IV Penn College closing banquet.

Pictured here with John receiving their 15-year awards at the Week I banquet are: Rody Borg (left) and John Bachman (right).

Here with Karen is 15-year Award recipient Dave Sawtelle at the Week IV Penn College closing banquet.

Recent Travels

John and Karen were pleased to visit the offices of perennial President’s Club member Career C o n c e p t s S t a f f i n g Services, Inc. in Erie. Shown here receiving his appreciation plaque is Marc Turner, President (center). Thanks, Marc!

As you probably know, “Erie Gives” is unquestionably the single most important fundraising day of the year for PFEW. We’re excited to report that because of our incredibly generous supporters from all across Pennsylvania, PFEW once again placed first out of a record 376 participating non-profit organizations! On August 8th, the day of this year’s event, we received a record $345,648 in donations in the twelve-hour day of giving hosted annually by the Erie Community Foundation (ECF). Because of this amazing support, we received an additional $15,502 in matching gifts provided by ECF and Erie area corporations, resulting in a record grand total of $361,150. All monies received this day go directly toward scholarships for students attending the 2017 and 2018 programs.

Since the first Erie Gives was held in 2011, PFEW has received an astonishing $1,521,759 in gifts and an additional $82,244 in matching gifts for a grand total of $1,604, 004. This means that because of your generosity on this one day, a total of 2,790 students have been able to experience the wonder of PFEW and be better prepared for our future! We extend a very heartfelt THANK YOU to all of you who participate in this incredible day. We are humbled by your belief in this mission and your support of young people in our state. Again, thank you!!

Erie Gives 2017 Shatters Records – Another HUGE Success for PFEW!

On Friday, August 25, Karen and Scott were privileged to attend the 2017 Erie Gives check presentation ceremony at the Erie Zoo. A record $4.4 million was raised in one day for local non-profits. Pictured here, left to right, are Ms. Deborah W. Murphy, Sr. Vice President – Wealth Management, UBS Financial Services, Karen, Scott, and Mr. Michael L. Batchelor, President, The Erie Community Foundation.

Heartfelt Thanks!

As we prepare for each year’s program and the upcoming fundra is ing year, we pr in t thousands of Program Brochures to market PFEW. Our print deadline is early June, and inevitably we receive generous gifts after our print deadline has expired. This year, we would like to recognize and thank the following generous supporters who made gifts so that young people in their area could experience PFEW 2017: Mr. Joseph Peduzzi, Cumberland Truck Equipment Company (Cumberland County); Mr. & Mrs. Chester Derr, Jr. (Montgomery County); Mr. Charles M. Barber, The Fund for Luzerne County of the Luzerne Foundation (Luzerne County); Mr. John Schrantz, Rohrer Bus Company (Perry County); Ms. Linda L. Graham-Greek, Sarver Racing, LLC (Butler County); and Mr. Matthew Moore, WalMart Supercenter #2278 (Erie County).

Special thanks is extended to Mr. & Mrs. Michael Devlin in Cumberland County, and Mr. Jon Simon of both Royal Green LLC and Royal Green Reading Corporation of Berks County, whose generous gifts qualified them as PFEW Student Champions for 2017. Also, very special thanks to Mr. Frederick W. Anton, III of The Anton Foundation in Dauphin County, whose very generous gift qualified them as members of the Keystone Club, and to Mr. Neil Parham of both Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield and Highmark Casualty in Allegheny County, whose generous gift qualified them as members of our President’s Club. Thank you all for your extraordinary generosity and support of our mission and the young people in your area!

My Year 2018 Commitment

You can play an important role in a young person’s successful future by enclosing your 501(c)(3) tax deductible contribution today. Please make your check payable to the Foun-dation for Free Enterprise Education or PFEW.Your investment will help our young people learn just how important our private enterprise system is to the freedoms that all Americans enjoy and sometimes take for granted.

I WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT BECOMING A COMPANY ADVISOR.

I AM INTERESTED IN BEING A BUSINESS SPEAKER FOR PFEW.

A donation of $575 will help provide a scholarship for a student to attend PFEW.I would like to make a gift of $_____________________________ to the PFEW Scholarship Fund.

Check Enclosed (payable to PFEW) Invoice me on _________________(date) Founder’s Club --- $15,000+ Keystone Club --- $5,000 - $9,999 President’s Club --- $10,000 - $14,999 Student Champion --- $2,000 - $4,999 Team Sponsor --- $10,000 or more Student Patron (NEW!) --- $1,000 - $1,999

Name _________________________________________________________________ Title __________________________________________

Company Name ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City _____________________________________________ County _______________________ State ____________ Zip _______________

Telephone No. __________________________________________ e-mail ____________________________________________________

I would like to sponsor students from _________________________________________________________ County, and

_____________________________________________________________ High School, if possible. Thank you!The Foundation for Free Enterprise Education is an educational not-for-profit corporation dedicated to promoting awareness about free market economics and private enterprise to the general public. All gifts are tax deductible. A copy of the Foundation’s official registration and financial information may be obtained from the PA Department of State. Call 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.

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“Not only did I have the chance to get an insight into the business world but to grow as a person as well. I got to see more potential in myself from spending a week at this program then one year of high school ever could. I also learned how to carry myself as a businesswoman throughout my career and the rest of my life.” – Karen Mancilla, Bishop Shanahan HS

These are but a very few of the hundreds of powerful testimonials we received from students, parents, donors, advisors, speakers, and everyone involved in making this program a truly life-altering experience. Yes, PFEW is about teaching our young people to understand and celebrate free enterprise. Consider the following results from this year’s student surveys: 97.7% of students said that because they attended PFEW they had a better understanding of the American free enterprise system and their role in it. 98.2% said that what they learned at PFEW would benefit them in their personal lives. 96.5% said that PFEW improved their perception of business. And 98.9% of our students said their sponsor’s money was well invested. These statistics prove that PFEW is having a dramatic impact on attitudes,

perception, knowledge, and passion for business in Pennsylvania. But we hope you can begin to see that PFEW is so much more than mere statistics, that the real value lies in the shared experience, in the relationships that are forged, in the teamwork, the failures and successes, and in the realization that these young people are now much better prepared to be the leaders of tomorrow. An investment in PFEW is indeed an investment in our very future.

This year, we welcomed new speakers, new Company Advisors, new supporters, and 2,108 new members of the PFEW family. We witnessed exciting competition, laughter and tears, failure and success, resilience, perseverance, tenacity, and abounding spirit and energy. We also celebrated with President and CEO John Trombetta as he capped his incredible 29-year career by emceeing his astonishing 116th emotional closing banquet. Yes, it was a record-breaking summer, a summer we will never forget.

As we embark on our 40th year of this amazing “thing” we call Pennsylvania Free Enterprise Week, we look back fondly on this extraordinary year, and we extend our most sincere thank you to the thousands of partnering organizations, donors, supporters, volunteers, school contacts, and everyone dedicated to making this the premier, award-winning high school business educational experience in the world. Know that we are committed to making the 2018 program even bigger and better than before. Thank you!!

Week I Company Advisors (foreground) futilely attempt to keep up with teeming throngs of ice cream enthusiasts following Monday night’s

keynote address!

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Week ILycoming College July 2 - 8MR. JOHN B. BACHMANJB AssociatesMR. CHUCK BAKER CSCP, CLTDMichelin North AmericaDR. J. RODY BORGDavis College of Business, Jacksonville UniversityMR. LARRY BULLProject Management Institute, Inc. (ret.)MR. DAVID A. CAMPBELLBenjamin Obdyke IncorporatedMR. NICHOLAS J. CARTER, CBSEPro Quality CleaningMR. JEREMY CHOBOTUniversal Display CorporationMR. SHANE W. COHENBucknell UniversityCOLONEL DAVID R. HALLEnergy AviationMS. MELODY F. KAMERERHudson Business Service, LLCLT. COL. WILLIAM J. KOEHLEUnited States Marine Corps (ret.)MS. PATRICIA A. MARTIN, PHRDVL Incorporated (ret.)MS. TARA MURRAYBenjamin Obdyke IncorporatedMS. LINDA T. NGUYENUnileverMR. LAWRENCE G. PETROCollege Planning CenterMR. ROBERT A. PUCCIMain Line Chamber of Commerce (ret.)MR. AUGUST P. SCHIAVAErie Regional Chamber & Growth Partnership (ret.)MR. G. BRAD SCRIBNERThomas Hardware (ret.)MRS. DIANNE I. SENSENIGUtilities Employees Credit UnionMR. JOHN P. SENSENIGConsultantMS. MCKENNA D. SHIREYErnst & YoungMR. STEVEN B. SHIVAKAutism SpeaksMR. MARK E. SKORICJoshua Consulting, LLCMR. DAVID J. STERRETT, P.E., P.L.S.CT Consultants

Week IILycoming CollegeJuly 9 - 15MR. PAUL BATTISTASunnyside Supply, Inc.MRS. PATRICIA A. BAUNCentral Property Settlement Services, IncMS. JODI L. BRANDONJodi Brandon EditorialMS. BROOKE CLIPPINGEROpen MindsMR. JOHN M. DEMASI, CHFCFinancial ConsultantMS. MACKENZIE L. FARONE-WAITEGreiner Bio-OneMR. JOSEPH A. GIEDGOWDByers’ Choice, Ltd.MR. GARY M. GOSSVerizon (ret.)MS. LINDA L. GRAHAM-GREEKButler County Community CollegeMR. JOSEPH P. HARFORDReclamere, Inc.MR. THOMAS H. JACKSONNorthwest Bank (ret.)MS. BRANDI L. KINSEYCentral Property Search, Inc.MR. CARL A. MARRARAPennsylvania Manufacturers’ AssociationMR. MICHAEL R. McELHANEYWarren County School DistrictMR. HENRY G. MICHELHenry G. Michel & Associates (ret.)MR. WILLIAM N. MORRISJeld-Wen, Inc. (ret.)MR. FERLIN E. PATRICKGrowth Resources of WellsboroMR. CLARK L. SHUSTERGraceful Senior SolutionsMR. ROBERT STEISKALLowe’s of Madison, MSMS. TANYA STEISKALKalalou, Inc.MS. SARAH E. VANNATTA, M.S.ED.Funding the FutureMR. DWAYNE W. WAITE, JR.Schell GamesDR. HELEN WHITEJAWCo Fire, Inc.DR. CHARLENE M. WRIGHTButler County Community College

Week IVLycoming CollegeJuly 30 - August 5MR. E. SCOTT ARONOWE. Scott Aronow Coaching and ConsultingMR. CHRISTOPHER J. BETZThe Free Press LLCMR. WILLIAM G. CAUGHERTYMillcreek Township School DistrictMR. KEVIN R. CONNORModern Strategic Branding + CommunicationsMR. VINCENT DAILYDun & BradstreetMR. LEONARD A. DEANE, JR.L. A. Deane & AssociatesMS. JUDITH A. ESCHBERGER, ESQ.JAE Government RelationsMR. GARY GOLDSTEINProject Management Institute (ret.)MR. GARY M. GOSSVerizon (ret.)MS. LINDA L. GRAHAM-GREEKButler County Community CollegeMR. DENNIS GREEKPenn Telecom (ret.)MR. ROBERT A. HANNEGANPenn State College of Engineering (ret.)MR. THOMAS C. HERMANOWSKIFirst National BankMS. ADELAINE LAZZELLBlack Sheep Inc.MR. JOHN LUGGLugg & Lugg Law OfficesMS. PAMELA A. MEYERS, M.A., NCC, LPCCatapult Learning/Conwell-Eagan Catholic High SchoolMR. HENRY G. MICHELHenry G. Michel & Associates (ret.)MR. MYLES MILLERLeadUPMR. J. DAVID MURPHYFirstEnergy (ret.)MS. NAIYA PATELSodaStream USAMR. MARK PROUDFOOTRenkert OilMR. LARRY A. SEIBERTBen Franklin Technology Partners (ret.)MR. ERIC SHANNONBig BarkerMS. MARIANNE J. WIMERWilliamsport Area High School

Week IVPenn College of Technology July 30 - August 5MS. SARA ARIZZIPhytogenXMR. MATTHEW J. BAMBERSKIThe Reynolds and Reynolds CompanyMS. KATERYNA BREZITSKAMIAX Options ExchangeMR. NICHOLAS J. CARTER, CBSEPro Quality CleaningMR. NATE COOPERKomfort HeatMR. TOAN MINH DOBlue Cross Blue Shield AssociationMR. MICHAEL GECHTTravel Ease, Ltd. (ret.)MRS. JULIA M. HAIGHFranklin and Marshall College - Center for Opinion ResearchMR. KEVIN M. HAIGH, CFA, CFPVanguardMR. JOHN M. JENSENHamot Medical Center (ret.)MR. JOSHUA E. KAMERERHudson Business Service, LLCMS. MELODY F. KAMERERHudson Business Service, LLCMS. LESLEY J. KISTNERChamber of Business & Industry of Centre CountyMR. ROY L. KNAUTHThe Reinard Insurance Agency, Inc.LT. COL. WILLIAM J. KOEHLEUnited States Marine Corps (ret.)MR. ALFRED E. KRAFTOperations Management ConsultantMS. MARIANNE MARTELLIChester County Chamber of Business and IndustryMS. JAMIE LEE MENCHYKHudson Business Service, LLCMR. WILLIAM N. MORRISJeld-Wen, Inc. (ret.)MR. DAVID R. SAWTELLEConsultantMS. ROXANNA S. SEILHAMERStrickler Agency, Inc.MR. KEVIN SHIVERSNational Federation of Independent BusinessMR. DAVID P. THIEMANNPenelec, A FirstEnergy Company (ret.)MR. KYLE P. WHERRITYUnited States House of Representatives

2017 Company Advisor ListWeek IIILycoming CollegeJuly 23 - 29MS. RAYLENE BOOTSDinosaur StudiosMR. THOMAS S. BORNHuntington National BankMR. RUSSELL P. BROOKSR. P. Brooks & Associates, LLCMR. MARK BURKETHINK’ID8MR. DAVID A. CARLLMarquette Savings BankMR. NATE COOPERKomfort HeatMS. JOANN CORTESE, CHMMPurolite CorporationMR. KEVIN W. DAVISThe Davis Group (ret.)MR. ROBERT H. DIEFENBACHERDenbrook Strategic AdvisorsMR. TOAN MINH DOBlue Cross Blue Shield AssociationMS. MARTA J. GRIFFITHOn Track Resources, LLCMR. THOMAS V. HOLLERANHerbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.MR. JOHN P. LAFFERTYCellMyLight, Inc.MR. RICHARD S. MUSANTEParkson Corp.MS. DEBRA NOYESShaner Hotel Group (ret.)MR. EDWARD OUDENNEComprehensive Wealth ManagementMR. RYAN OUDENNEComprehensive Wealth ManagementMR. MARK J. PIETRUSINSKILORD CorporationMR. JEREMY A. RAICHLE, CFAWells FargoMR. AUGUST P. SCHIAVAErie Regional Chamber & Growth Partnership (ret.)MR. TODD R. SCHORLETS TECH Enterprises, Inc.MR. KENNETH W. SNYDER, JR.Advisor to USOC Coaching Ed. Dept. (ret.)MR. CHARLES L. WITMERCounty of CentreMS. ABIGAIL ZLOCKIEPennsylvania State University