Robert Child
TV & Film Producer/Director

Robert Child is a documentary filmmaker. His television career spans nearly 25 years and he has worked on a variety of shows including “The CBS Morning Show,” “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” and “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.” In 2000, he began producing independent documentaries. He served as writer, producer, and director of the Civil War film “Lincoln and Lee at Antietam: The Cost of Freedom.” He is currently directing “Dominion Day,” a World War II documentary film.

Clyde Hare,
Photographer

Sen. Vince Fumo,
D - Philadelphia

Sen. Vince Fumo has served in the PA Senate since 1978.  He was the Majority Appropriations Chairman from 1993 to1994 and the Minority Appropriations Chair from 1985 to1992 and 1995 to present.  In addition to his work in the PA Senate, Senator Fumo is also a lawyer, licensed electrical contractor, airplane pilot, boat captain and real estate investor.  He currently resides in Philadelphia.

Andrew Susko,
PA Bar Association, President

Andrew Susko is the 113th president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. He has served as chair on numerous committees within the PBA such as the Young Lawyers Division, Task Force on the Judicial System, Membership Development Committee, Legislative and Governmental Affairs Committee and the “Project Peace” subcommittee. He is currently the chairman of the Litigation Department at White and Williams LLP, a 220-lawyer firm and leads the insurance fraud practice group. He has been a trial attorney for the past 20 years and has extensive jury trial experience.

Sen. Arlen Specter,
U.S. Senator

Sen. Arlen Specter was elected to the United States Senate in 1980 and is currently serving his fifth term. In 2005, Senator Specter became Pennsylvania’s longest-serving U.S. Senator. He is Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and a senior member of the Appropriations and Veterans Affairs committees.

Vince Papale,
Former Philadelphia Eagle

Vince Papale was a professional football player for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1976 to 1979.  At the age of 30, Vince tried out for the Eagles as a walk-on candidate.  He made the team and became the oldest rookie in the history of the NFL. His story has been chronicled in a book and major motion picture called “Invincible.”

Michael Berenstain,
“Berenstain Bears,” Author and Illustrator

Michael Berenstain is an author and illustrator for the “Berenstain Bears.”  The series of books was created by his parents Stan and Jan Berenstain in 1962.  Michael began collaborating with his parents on the books; he and his mother Jan have continued to write and illustrate new Berenstain Bears books since his father’s death in 2005.   Many of the series’ 250 books have been translated into Chinese, Hebrew, Italian, and Japanese, and been adapted for television.

Luke Ravenstahl,
Mayor of Pittsburgh

Luke Ravenstahl became the 59th Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh in 2006 following the death of Mayor Bob O'Connor. The 28-year-old holds the distinction of being the youngest mayor of any major U.S. city. Prior to his current position, Mr. Ravenstahl became the youngest member ever elected to Pittsburgh City Council; two years later, he was unanimously voted Council President.

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Bill George
PA AFL-CIO President

Bill George has been the President of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO) since June 1990. Mr. George was born and raised in Aliquippa, PA and served in a number of offices before being elected to his current position.  He serves with a number of organizations, including: the National AFL-CIO Appalachian Council, the PA Occupational Disease Study Advisory Board, and the United Way of PA.

Ann Weaver Hart
President, Temple University

Ann Weaver Hart is the ninth president of Temple University.  She has the distinction of being the first female president in the university’s 123-year history. Prior to her position at Temple, she was president of the University of New Hampshire.  Since her inauguration in 2006, President Hart’s primary goals have been strengthening and expanding the University’s international mission in teaching and research, and community outreach.

Luke Ravenstahl,
Mayor of Pittsburgh

Luke Ravenstahl became the 59th Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh in 2006 following the death of Mayor Bob O'Connor. The 28-year-old holds the distinction of being the youngest mayor of any major U.S. city. Prior to his current position, Mr. Ravenstahl became the youngest member ever elected to Pittsburgh City Council; two years later, he was unanimously voted Council President.

Carolyn Welsh
PA's Only Female Sheriff (R), Chester County

John Brenner
Mayor of York, PA

John Brenner has been Mayor of the city of York since November 6, 2001.  At the age of 33, Mr. Brenner was elected as the youngest mayor in York’s history.  Prior to this current position, he was City Controller for two years, and worked as a staff assistant for PA Lieutenant Governor Mark Singel.

Joseph Torsella,
President & CEO, National Constitution Center

Joseph Torsella is the President and CEO of the National Constitution Center (NCC). The NCC is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to increasing public understanding of, and appreciation for, the Constitution. The museum is an interactive, interpretive facility located within Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia.

Robert Child
TV & Film Producer/Director

Robert Child is a documentary filmmaker. His television career spans nearly 25 years and he has worked on a variety of shows including “The CBS Morning Show,” “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” and “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.” In 2000, he began producing independent documentaries. He served as writer, producer, and director of the Civil War film “Lincoln and Lee at Antietam: The Cost of Freedom.” He is currently directing “Dominion Day,” a World War II documentary film.

Clyde Hare,
Photographer

Sen. Vince Fumo,
D - Philadelphia

Sen. Vince Fumo has served in the PA Senate since 1978.  He was the Majority Appropriations Chairman from 1993 to1994 and the Minority Appropriations Chair from 1985 to1992 and 1995 to present.  In addition to his work in the PA Senate, Senator Fumo is also a lawyer, licensed electrical contractor, airplane pilot, boat captain and real estate investor.  He currently resides in Philadelphia.

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