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TRANSACTIONS, HIRES, AND PROMOTIONS
PAUL BOYER JOHN C. CONNELL MARGUERITE L. MOUNT LISA A. COSCIA
VINCENT M. CONSTANTINO
Trust Accounts (IOLTA)
serving as chief inancial
a member of the com-
County, was the CEO of
Ancero
The communica-
Fund of the bar of New oficer before assuming munity who steadfastly Hunterdon Developmental
tions solution provider Jersey. The appointment is the position of president advocates for the rights
Center. Previous to her
has announced that effective March 1, 2015 for in October 2013. During of individuals challenged work at HDC, she was vice
Managing Partner Paul a one-year term. Connell Frungillo’s tenure as presi- by a variety of personal president of development
Boyer was inducted as was irst appointed to the dent, the bank’s assets and/or family problems. for The Mentor Network,
the 54th member of the IOLTA Board by the New grew from $895 million to Mount has been an active where she worked for 17
MIDJersey Chamber
Jersey Supreme Court
approximately $1.1 billion community volunteer, years. The Mentor Net-
in 2012. Since 1989, the and equity grew from $83 serving on numerous non- work is a national network
of Commerce Board of
Directors. “As members, IOLTA Fund has awarded million to approximately proit boards her entire of health and human
we have beneitted from grants of more than $335 $103 million.
professional career. In services providers.
million to Legal Services addition to providing tax
the chamber’s strate-
gic efforts to provide of New Jersey and 134 The Mercadien Group
and advisory services St. Francis
signiicant opportunities other nonproit, 501(c)3 Marguerite L. Mount,
and education, she chairs Medical Center
within the business com- organizations. The grants CPA, CGMA, managing The Mercadien Founda- Vincent M.
munity for collaboration provide funding for free le- director and principal, tion, which promotes and Costantino, MBA,
and networking which are gal services to low-income received the Mary Jo provides inancial literacy has been appointed as
essential to our business people with civil legal Codey Award at the programs in the region.
chief administrative of-
growth,” Boyer says. “With problems, improvements Family Guidance Center icer responsible for the
in the administration of Corporation’s Annual SERV Behavioral hospital’s strategy and
this appointment, I now
have the ability to assist justice, and education Spring Fling in April. Fam- Health System
management. Costan-
the chamber in their mis- about the law.
ily Guidance Center is
Lisa A. Coscia has tino comes to St. Francis
sion to provide advocacy, a nonproit organization joined as chief operat-
with a 15-year history of
relationship building, and First Choice Bank
that provides community- ing oficer of one of its experience in healthcare
economic growth for all Chairman Munish based services, includ- divisions, SERV Achieve- operations. Prior to St.
New Jersey businesses.”
Sood will replace ing inancial literacy, ment Centers Inc. SERV Francis, Costantino was
Nicholas A. Frungillo Jr.
special education, and AC provides residential with Aria Health (formerly
Archer & Greiner
as president of the bank outpatient mental health and support services for Frankford Health System)
John C. Connell, a and serve in that capacity and addiction treatment youths and adults with in Philadelphia, where he
partner and shareholder in on an interim basis while programs, to a diverse intellectual and develop- was executive hospital
the board conducts a population in Central mental disabilities in eight director, providing busi-
the Haddonield ofice, has
been elected as the chair search for a candidate to New Jersey. The Mary
counties in New Jersey, ness development and
of the Board of Trustees
replace Frungillo. Frungillo Jo Codey Award, named including Mercer. Prior
operational leadership for
of New Jersey Supreme had been with the bank for the former irst lady of to joining SERV, Coscia, the system’s Torresdale
Court’s Interest on Lawyer
since its inception, irst
New Jersey, recognizes
a resident of Hunterdon
and Frankford campuses.
EMPLOYMENT
12,400
EMPLOYMENT IN NEW JERSEY SWELLED BY
12,400 IN JANUARY, ACCORDING TO DATA
RELEASED BY THE UNITED STATES BUREAU OF
LABOR STATISTICS. THE BLS ALSO REVISED NJ
EMPLOYMENT FIGURES, SHOWING JOB GROWTH
WAS SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER THAN INITIALLY
REPORTED AND PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYERS
ADDED 180,800 JOBS SINCE 2010.
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