Alicia Hahn

Alicia Hahn

Assistant Director of Diversity and Community Relations
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM)

John Remmey

John Remmey

Account Manager
Aerotek

Mona Dine

Mona Dine

Head of Talent Management & Corporate Human Resources
United States Steel Corporation

Paul Spradley, EdD

Paul Spradley, EdD

AVP of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for Dollar Bank
Dollar Bank

What does it mean to serve on our local chapter Advisory Board?

If you are passionate about diversity and inclusion, are ready to accomplish goals and bring new ideas to the table, then you are ready to be an Advisory Board representative. Advisory Board representatives must be champions of diversity and inclusion within their communities and organizations. By signing up to serve as a local Advisory Board representative, you pledge to assist your local chapter in advancing diversity and inclusion by transforming our workplaces and communities into inclusive environments where individuals are valued for their talents and empowered to reach their fullest potential. The Advisory Board works closely with the Pennsylvania Diversity Council staff to create and maintain strong events, meetings, and programs that cater to our partners' diversity and inclusion needs, and encourage continued participation and engagement.

As an Advisory Board representative, not only will you represent your organization during Pennsylvania Diversity Council meetings and events, but you will also represent the Pennsylvania Diversity Council during meetings you hold internally in your own organization and externally within the local community. In addition, you will be expected to work with fellow Advisory Board members to achieve the goals identified for your position or committee, as well as contribute thoughts and ideas throughout the year. Overall, the Advisory Board within each local chapter serves as the grass roots foundation of the Pennsylvania Diversity Council.

We look forward to working with you!

Sharon Jones

Sharon Jones

Director, Culture and Talent Development Business Partner
Law School Admission Council
Chapter President

Janeile Johnson

Janeile Johnson

Associate Director of Young Alumni & Student Programs & Adjunct Professor, Drexel University
Chapter Vice President

John Remmey

John Remmey

Divisional Practice Lead
Aerotek
Membership Committee Chair

Alexis De La Rosa

Alexis De La Rosa

Assistant Director of Development
Undergraduate Financial Aid
University of Pennsylvania
Community Partnerships Committee Chair

Lauren Footman

Lauren Footman

Diversity and Inclusion Senior Specialist, Aramark
Activities & Events Committee Chair

Wendell Jackson

Wendell Jackson

Training and Development Manager
Community Behavioral Health
Education Committee Chair

Nancilee Burzachechi

Nancilee Burzachechi

Executive Director, Government Relations & External Affairs, Community College of Allegheny County
Education Committee Chair

Amanda Mathieson

Amanda Mathieson

Elementary Principal
North Allegheny School District
Education Committee Member

Kimberly Zapf

Kimberly Zapf

Lead Human Resources Specialist
AT&T
Education Committee Member

Jen Yosef

Jen Yosef

President & Co-Founder, FutureNow Partners, LLC

What does it mean to serve on our local chapter Advisory Board?

If you are passionate about diversity and inclusion, are ready to accomplish goals and bring new ideas to the table, then you are ready to be an Advisory Board representative. Advisory Board representatives must be champions of diversity and inclusion within their communities and organizations. By signing up to serve as a local Advisory Board representative, you pledge to assist your local chapter in advancing diversity and inclusion by transforming our workplaces and communities into inclusive environments where individuals are valued for their talents and empowered to reach their fullest potential. The Advisory Board works closely with the Pennsylvania Diversity Council staff to create and maintain strong events, meetings, and programs that cater to our partners' diversity and inclusion needs, and encourage continued participation and engagement.

As an Advisory Board representative, not only will you represent your organization during Pennsylvania Diversity Council meetings and events, but you will also represent the Pennsylvania Diversity Council during meetings you hold internally in your own organization and externally within the local community. In addition, you will be expected to work with fellow Advisory Board members to achieve the goals identified for your position or committee, as well as contribute thoughts and ideas throughout the year. Overall, the Advisory Board within each local chapter serves as the grass roots foundation of the Pennsylvania Diversity Council.

We look forward to working with you!