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HealtH Care
Rothman, Jefferson open multimillion-dollar spine center

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parking, Vaccaro said. We
have personal nurse navigators
to help patients and their family
the entire time. Well set people
up in a hotel and provide them
with things to do like tickets to
a show or other event or dinner
at a nice restaurant, all of which
will be part of the package.
The centers focus will be on
value at an affordable cost, said

Vaccaro, noting major insurances
will be accepted without requiring out-of-network charges.
By creating the spine center
at Methodist instead of Center
City, he said, they can provide
care that is easier to access and
delivered in a more cost-effective
manner. The center itself has a
staff of about 50 people involved
in both the clinical and business
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Rothman Institute in a partnership with the neurosurgery

department at Thomas Jefferson
University and Jefferson Health
have created a multimillion-dollar spine center of excellence
that occupies an entire floor
of Methodist Hospital in South
Philadelphia.
Dr. Alexander Vaccaro, a spine
surgeon and Rothmans president, performed the first orthopedic spine procedures at the
center last week. Vaccaro said
their goal is to attract patients
in need of spinal care from
around the world by combining advanced care, delivered by
an experienced team of surgeons
and clinicians, with a Ritz Carlton- and Disney-like experience
at the facility. The initial focus of
the center will be on the corridor between New York City and
Washington, D.C.
side of the program. The Methodist Hospital site combines

orthopedic surgery, neurosurgery, general surgery, rehabilitation and physiatry all in the same
location. Its operating rooms
boast the latest in robotic surgery and robotic imaging devices. The centers focus will be on
minimally invasive procedures.
The preference will be outpatient surgery, Vaccaro said.
I think the vast majority of our
patients will be able to go home
within four to 23 hours. There
isnt an operation, expect for
highly complicated cases, that
we shouldnt be able to do [at
Methodist].
The center will also care for,
and provide treatment options
to, spine patients who are not
candidates for surgery.
Dr. James Harrop, a professor of neurological surgery at
Thomas Jefferson University and
director of the division of spine
and peripheral nerve disorders
at Thomas Jefferson University
Hospital, said a venture like the

spine center with its focus on
outpatient care would not have
been possible a decade ago.
Harrop said the fields of
orthopedics and neurosurgery
have really merged over the
past couple of years, making it
far more common for surgeons
from the two specialties to work
side-by-side to help patients
with spine ailments.
Advancements in the field in
last 10 years have allowed us to
move forward, Harrrop said.
In the past it was big incisions
and patients could experience
a lot of pain. Now we use small
incisions and are able to keep
patients much more comfortable. We can get them home the
same day and not put them in
the hospital for three days.
The new spine center of excellence will be marketed regionally, nationally and internationally
to employers and patients under
a brand name that will be disclosed early next year.
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Partners Plans,
Humana, and
UnitedHealthcare. Together,
the plans are
offering a combined 44 MediJohn
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Lovelace
HMO and PPO
plan options to 2017 enrollees in
Philadelphia.
Gateway, which is also
based in Pittsburgh, last month
formed a partnership with Mercy Health System and St. Mary
Medical Center to offer new
Medicare Advantage products
in Philadelphia, Bucks and Delaware counties. The company
previously only offered special
needs plans locally.
We are optimistic and
enthusiastic that residents of
Philadelphia, Delaware and
Bucks counties will recognize
the unequaled value and access
that this new Medicare plan will
offer them, said Patricia Darnley, president and CEO of Gateway Health, noting members
will have access to more than
1,000 doctors and five hospitals
that are part of the two health
systems.
John Harris, a director at the
Philadelphia health care consulting firm Veralon, said its
generally hard for new insurers to break into the Philadelphia market because Indepen-
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seven health insurers enrolled more than 105,000
Philadelphia senior adults in 2015.
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Pittsburgh-based health
system is beginning a
big push into the Philadelphia
market.
UPMC Health Plan has started signing up senior adults in
the city for 2017 enrollment in its
UPMC for Life Medicare Advantage product, which features a
choice of three HMO plans. The
company is also in negotiations
with the state to enter the Medicaid managed care market in
southeastern Pennsylvania.
The University of Pittsburgh
Medical Center created its own
health insurance division in
1996. Weve gone from zero to
3 million members in 20 years,
said John Lovelace, president of
government programs at UPMC
Health Plan.
Lovelace said its Medicare
Advantage plan has expanded
several times beyond its western Pennsylvania roots, most
recently adding members in
Lancaster. Starting next year, it
will be in Reading and York as
well as Philadelphia. Lovelace
said the goal is to add Chester,
Montgomery, Bucks and Delaware counties in 2018.
UPMC is entering a crowded
Medicare field in Philadelphia.
Other companies offering coverage to Medicare recipients in
the city are Independence Blue
Cross, Aetna, Cigna-Healthspring, Gateway Health, Health
When asked why UPMC was

targeting Philadelphia, Lovelace
said, As you get larger, your
options to grow get smaller. We
had some interest from health
systems on that side of the state
that were interested in finding a
sympatico health plan partner,
so we decided to expand there.
The provider network for
UPMC Health Plans Medicare
Advantage product features the
doctors and hospitals in the
Jefferson and Temple University health systems. Lovelace
said the companys campaign
to promote its Philadelphia
expansion includes some print
advertising, direct-mail materials and seminars for senior
adults. This is a long-term
investment, we dont expect a
lot of members this first year,
he said. We expect to get about
1,000.
Lovelace said they hope to
enroll about 22,000 Medicaid
members from the five-county
Philadelphia region next year.
The companys Medicaid plan,
UPMC for You, was selected in
May to begin negotiations for a
three-year contract to provide
Medicaid managed care services, under Pennsylvanias Health
Choices program, in all five
regions of the state. Lovelace
said the target date to complete
negotiations and begin enrolling members is April of next
year.
Fiscal HealtH
rehab hospitals lead the way in finanCial report on speCialty MediCal Centers
The Pennsylvania Health care cost containment council released its annual report on the financial health of the regions nongeneral acute care medical centers a
group that includes psychiatric care, rehabilitation, long-term and specialty hospitals. Two dozen Philadelphia-area hospitals fall into those categories, and all but six
finished fiscal 2015 with a profit, according to the report.
largest profits
Hospital
1. mossRehab
2. bryn mawr Rehab
3. Good shepherd Penn Partners
4. Fairmount behavioral
5. st. mary Rehab
largest deficits
type
Rehabilitation
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net income
$22.8m
$16.4m
$13.9m
$8.6m
$6.5m
Hospital
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2. montgomery county Es
3. Kindred Philadelphia
4. Kirkbride center
5. Kindred south Philadelphia
type
Psychiatric
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Long-term
Psychiatric
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net loss
$3.1m
$1.5m
$1m
$585K
$446K
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you first hear about telemedicine or
teletherapy, you think its this space-age
thing that will happen in the future, said
Joseph Donaher, academic and research
program director at CHoPs Center for
Childhood Communication. The reality
is people are using it today, and using it
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at this years annual convention of the
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telemedicine: The company, which
provides contract speech therapists
to schools, hospitals, nursing homes
and private patients, has launched
remoteSpeech, a program that allows
speech therapy to be delivered by
therapists using high-definition video
calling over the internet. Five schools have
signed up to use remoteSpeech with
students.
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make inroads in the region, health care
providers are using such services in a
variety of ways to expand access to and
reduce the cost of care. Heres one of the
latest examples.
By the numBers
Almac Group, a global contract pharmaceutical development and manufacturing

organization based in Northern Ireland, is expanding its presence and adding jobs in
montgomery County. Heres a look at what is planned:
$24.4M
being invested by
Almac to expand its U.S.
headquarters in Souderton
and double its footprint in
Lansdale.
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New jobs the company,

which already has 1,100
local employees and 4,500
worldwide, expects to add
over the next three years.
$1.56M
Grant package the

Pennsylvania Department of
Community and economic
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to Almac to support the
expansion.
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The amount comcast has

invested in expanding its fiber
optic network to business
customers in center city
and university city as part
of its effort to deploy more
than 50 miles of the new
high-performance ethernet
infrastructure. The expansion,
announced Wednesday, will
bring businesses speeds of up
to 100 gigabits-per-second.
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employees in Philadelphia
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transferring to the companys
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the wake of Donald Trumps
victory in the presidential
election.
company faced. When one student, playing the role of Head,

said he wouldnt use help from
a consultant, something clicked
with the real Head.
He said I finally understood
why I lost my company, said
Rashford, who said the moment
convinced him how crucial having a real-life CEO is for both
parties.
Many executives come to the
program as a favor to a student
in the program, or are already
a friend of the university. But
once they get past the first hour,
the dynamic shifts, said Professor John Neiva de Figueiredo,
who teaches the class along
with Rashford.
You sort of see it happening, he said.
A nondisclosure agreement,
which all students are required
to sign, also creates a unique
atmosphere where they can
get into the deepest financial
details.
Most CEOS will stand up at
the end of our session and say,
Ive never been in a situation
where I could discuss my business as openly as I did here,
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strategies and formulated how

he could measure success, all
guided by five distinct focuses
designed by the programs creator, the Rev. Nicholas Rashford.
The teams advice fit with the
direction Almond was heading
in, but its additional suggestion
to involve executive leadership
in prospecting discussions had
a tangible impact. NEST experienced its highest new sales revenue growth in seven years after
the intervention, a distinct shift
from its usual organic expansion based on existing customers growth.
A consulting firm couldve
charged him six figures for what
he got for free, he said.
I was really blown away,
said Almond.
Rashford formulated the
program 40 years ago. He realized CEO participation brought
an invaluable ingredient for
both students and executives
when Howard Head, famous
for his creation of laminate skis
and the oversized tennis racket, joined a class of Rashfords
in Baltimore, before he brought
the program to St. Joes. Head
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what to expect. The CEO
of multifacility management company NEST had
walked into St. Josephs Universitys CEO Intervention session part of a one-of-a-kind
offering that pairs CEOs with
executive MBA students who
try to solve a problem the CEO
is grappling with unsure of
what hed get out of it.
The Gloucester City-based
company Almonds father
started 22 years ago was racking up double-digit percentage
growth year-over-year for the
past eight years, and Almond
was struggling with expanding
the business from a mom-andpop shop to a player in the corporate world while keeping the
feel of a privately held company.
A target milestone of $100
million in revenue was also
calling, and he needed insight
on how to revamp the companys sales strategies to get there.
After two hours of grilling
Almond, the team of students
assigned to his case consulted
with other teams on potential
solutions, presented and discussed options with Almond,
worked out implementation
written report to the CEOs

after the intervention as well,
but Neiva de Figueiredo said
students gain just as much, and
as they go through the process
and learn how to take a strategic
view, they transform.
The main benefit from a students perspective is the mental
discipline, he said.
Rashford said hes seen students go on to positions of
immense responsibility after
the program, including stepping
into the C-suite themselves.
Almond, the CEO of NEST,
said the program brought him
up to date with the latest in
data analytics, social media
and new lines of thought, something thats easy to miss when
youre entrenched in the dayto-day running of a business.
He has more challenges on the
horizon, this time as he looks
to shift the company toward a
more consulting and tech-driven angle, and change its strategy from pitching CFOs rather
than facilities managers. Hes
hoping the newest cohort of St.
Joes EMBA will be able to work
their magic again.
Theyve got their work to
do, said Almond. I cant wait.
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neutral until a new director is appointed and confirmed, said Leonard Bernstein, chairman of the financial services
regulatory practice at Reed Smith. And
that might mean a slowdown in regulatory oversight and enforcement actions.
You cannot fundamentally change the
agency without amendments to DoddFrank from Congress.
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of the banking committees in the senate
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onald Trump rarely offered his

thoughts on financial services
reform while on the campaign
trail. But when he did, he made it clear
that he wanted to roll back the DoddFrank Wall Street Reform and Consumer
Protection Act.
Less than 48 hours after his surprising win over Hillary Clinton in Tuesdays
presidential election, Trumps transition team affirmed that the incoming
administration plans to dismantle the
2010 act meant to curb risky Wall Street
behavior and protect consumers. While
most industry experts believe a total
repeal of Dodd-Frank could prove quite
difficult with Democrats still holding
filibuster capabilities, bank stocks rose
after Trumps victory as investors see it
as a positive for the industry.
Bankers and industry consultants
think a Trump administration will look,
at the very least, to prune what they perceive to be the more onerous aspects of
Dodd Frank by helping smaller banks
and reining in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. But no one is
sure how important curbing financial
reform is to Trump because he is not
a standard Republican and offered few
policy specifics.
Since Trump has not been open about
his opinions, Bryn Mawr Bank Corp.
CEO Frank Leto said banks are concerned about the unknown. If anything,
I think they might see relief for small
institutions. Hes certainly not going to
pile on whats already there.
One area Leto said banks would like
to see change is the asset size threshold that leads to heightened regulatory
scrutiny. If a bank eclipses the $10 billion
barrier, that would trigger the Durbin
amendment to Dodd-Frank, which significantly reduces the amount of interchange fees a bank can charge customers for debit-card transactions. Crossing
that asset barrier also makes banks subject to annual stress tests from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Trump could have the power to
replace CFPB Director Richard Cordray
after a federal appeals court ruling last
month that the agency was unconstitutionally structured, because too much
power rests with its sole director. The
court, in a case that saw it reverse a $109
million CFPB fine against Mount Laurel, N.J.-based mortgage company PHH
Corp., said that it can continue operating but gave the president the power to
remove the director without cause.
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Delaware, montgomery, burlington,
camden and Gloucester counties.
source: FDIc data as of June 30 of each
year.
licans do not have a large enough majority to override it. So I think they will be
able to come up with some regulatory
relief but with Democratic input.
Chris Connell, co-chairman of Stradley Ronon Stevens & Youngs banking and financial services practice, said
that while he expects banks to gain
some relief from Dodd-Frank, he thinks
consumer protection measures will be
tough to change, especially in the wake

of Wells Fargos fake accounts scandal.
But consumer protection is only
a sliver of Dodd-Frank, Connell said.
There are so many other elements that
could be ripe for being scaled back
or removed altogether. Things like
increased capital requirements and the
Durbin amendment.
Trumps transition team described
Dodd-Frank as a problem because big
banks got bigger while community
financial institutions have disappeared
at a rate of one per day, and taxpayers remain on the hook for bailing out
financial firms deemed too big to fail.
That sentiment has been the rallying cry of community bankers for the
past six years, as they have claimed that
enhanced regulatory costs have caused
many smaller institutions to sell or fail.
The consolidation wave has hit the Philadelphia market hard, with the number
of local banks falling from 128 to 101
since Dodd-Frank was enacted.
Leto runs one of the highest-performing banks in the region, which has
capitalized on the M&A wave by making several acquisitions, including three
smaller banks. But he still bemoans the
loss of community banks.
In Pennsylvania, there are 67 counties and there used to be a few banks in
each county before banks become multicounty, Leto said. And when regulation forces some of those community
banks in rural areas to sell, what happens to those communities?
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SignS of the timeS
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Digital district
In 2011, Philadelphia established a digital
sign district along Market Street between
7th and 13th streets as an economic development tool to spark new investment
along a corridor that had languished for
decades. The policy applied only to new
construction or to buildings that would
be substantially redeveloped. An owner
had to spend a minimum of $10 million.
Revenues generated from billboard
advertising were sought to cover a portion of development costs, give a financial
boost to projects, and help subsidize some
of the rents needed to support the cost of
new construction. As a result, property
owners were enticed by the measure and
moved ahead with projects.
In January 2015, Brickstone illuminated a $9.8 million digital billboard that
stretched across its building at 701 Market St. Without those funds generated
from advertising, Merlini said Brickstone

would not have moved forward with a
multiphased project at the structure. The
faade of the property has been painted
and lighted. New streetscaping will eventually be installed around the building
and, on the interior, new restrooms have
been completed, Merlini said. An entryway leading to the subway concourse will
be renovated and a stormwater management inlet will be reconstructed in preparation for that work.
Merlini declined to disclose how
much money the company is generating
through the digital signs but indicated
that new advertisers, including Comcast
and Aquafina, have been lined up.
As far as were concerned, we followed
the zoning process that was in place and I
think were in compliance, he said.
Merlini has been in touch with city
officials on the issues.
Its unclear where we are in the process, he said. I have spoken with the city
and they have provided some insight that
PennDot will be contacting us.
Discussions are ongoing between the
city and PennDot, said Brian Abernathy, first deputy managing director for
Philadelphia.
Its important that we deal with this
quickly and give clarity to developers, he
said. Were not going to get everything
we want and were going to need to figure
out what the best resolution is.
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apply as well as those who have already

received a permit to install a sign, such as
Brickstone Realty, owner of the Lit building. When those property owners might
be notified whether they can move ahead
with putting up a digital sign or retain a
current one is unknown at this point.
The applications and ordinance are being
reviewed by PennDot.
Its very difficult to speculate, said
Rich Kirkpatrick, spokesman for PennDot.
Were in the midst of the process now.
No
funding stream meant to help

finance the revitalization of East
Market Street in Philadelphia has
been thrown into turmoil, leaving developers and landlords to worry that money
they had once counted on to support projects might not be there after all.
There is about $1 billion of development or proposed construction underway
along East Market Street and each project was predicated on revenues generated from advertising on digital billboards
that would be installed on the exterior
of either existing or newly constructed
buildings.
Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment
Trust, which has plans to redevelop the
Gallery into an outlet mall, and the developers of East Market have made those revenues part of their financing for those
projects and the owner of the Lit Brothers building also incorporated those funds
into its plans for work it launched at the
historic property.
We really need the income to recover
the investment we make, said Mark Merlini, a partner at Brickstone Realty Cos.,
which owns the Lit building.
National Real Estate Development is
involved in a partnership developing the
East Market project on the former Girard
Square site. The $230 million first phase
is well underway.
At this point, we are having productive conversations regarding the digital
signage with all involved parties and we
are doing our diligence to ensure that we
have a full understanding of the issues,
said Daniel Killinger, managing director
of development at National Real Estate
Development, in a statement. We want
to let the process move forward appropriately. As such, we do not have further
comment at this time.
A spokeswoman from PREIT couldnt
be reached for comment. The proposed
redevelopment of the Gallery includes
nine of the signs.
The permitting related to those signs
has been wrested away from the city and
transferred to PennDot at the direction
of the Federal Highway Administration.
This came in August after questions were
raised about some of the permits that
had been issued and variances that were
granted, said Matt Kulpa, the right-of-way
administrator for the Philadelphia area for
PennDot.
As a result of the shift in oversight to
PennDot from the city, building owners
who applied to install a digital sign on
the exterior of their buildings need to re-
The sign district has so far been a success as evidence of the $1 billion in development in the works along Market East
and the three significant projects partly underwritten by it, Abernathy said,
noting it has been since the 1980s when
that part of the city saw so much investment. However, there may not be additional projects that can take advantage of
the sign district going forward but he is
hopeful existing projects can keep signs
as designed.
We want to sit down with them to
understand their concerns better and
find a way to move this forward, Abernathy said.
Its not clear whether the city did anything wrong though Abernathy said there
was a breakdown in communication.
Some of the issues that have been raised
involve sign dimensions, lighting, brightness as well as size. Also billboards are
prohibited from being seen in a PennDot
right-of-way or visible from a state highway. Safety is a key factor and PennDot
needs to ensure it complies with state and
federal law, Kulpa said. If it doesnt meet
federal standards or even violates them,
Pennsylvania could face losing federal transportation funds, which annually
total $1.6 billion.
Theres a lot at stake, Kirkpatrick,
the PennDot spokesman said. We want
to work with the city and the city is working with us.
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A 3,500-square-foot Citizens bank branch

at 822 Welsh road in Horsham sold for
$7.54 million. The bank has a 15 years
remaining on its lease. marc mandel,
matthew Gorman and michael Shover of
Cbre Group Inc. represented the seller,
Glen Acre Development. The buyer was
not disclosed.
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$7.5 million
r&r eyewear sold a commercial

condominium totaling 3,500 square feet
at 831 Lincoln Ave. in West Chester for
$500,000 to the vanilla box. Sidney e.
Gable Associates handled the transaction.
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27 acres on Country Club road off of
the route 422 Corridor in Limerick for
$3.75 million and plans to construct 84
cottage-style houses. The parcel fronts the
Spring Ford Country Club and is bounded
by royersford road on the west side. It
bought the land from an entity affiliated
with DL Group of Pottstown, which bought
the land in August 2015 from the country
club for nearly $2 million.
An 89,000-square-foot office building at

151 S. Warner road in King of Prussia sold
for $26.8 million. The property is fully
occupied by the Judge Group, which last
year signed a 15-year lease on the space.
Liberty Property Trust was the seller
and was represented by mike margolis,
Dave Dolan and Jeff mack of Newmark
Grubb Knight Frank. The buyer was an
undisclosed German entity.
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GY Properties of Philadelphia received

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a $12.67 million construction
loan from
Univest to build the T:7.1
Fountain, an 80-unit
project at 1136-1148 N. American St. in
S:6.6
Philadelphia. The loan
was arranged by
Lincoln Technical Institute is vacating

35,000 square feet at 3600 market St.,
which is one of the biggest blocks of
contiguous office space in the University
City market where the vacancy rate is 4.5
percent. brian edmonds of SvN Concordis
Group has the listing.
$12.67 million
Stag Industrial Holdings paid $9.5 million

for a 172,647-square-foot building at
121 Wheeler Court in Langhorne. Silgan
Plastics Corp. occupies the entire building.
GPo Wheeler Inc. was the seller. Joe Hill
and robert Yoshimura of Cushman &
meir Kessner of eastern Union Funding.
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Wakefield arranged the transaction.
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A former blumenthal brothers Chocolate

Co. factory 2201-21 margaret St. in
Philadelphia is up for sale. The candy
maker churned out Goobers, Sno Caps,
raisinets and other confections from
the site beginning in 1911. The company
was sold in 1969 but the Frankford plant
continued to make products for its new
owner. by 1984, the plant was idled. A year
later, William and marilyn Shaw bought
it and ran Shaw Auto Parts Inc. from it.
Now looking to retire, the Shaws have put
the property up for sale, said Stephanie
Sultanov Graham, a real estate agent with
berkshire Hathaway Home Services who is
marketing it with Ilene Wilder of Graham
& Wilder Group, with which Sultanov
Graham is affiliated. The three-story,
73,575-square-foot building sits on a little
more than two acres and is listed for $1.96
million.
$9.5 million
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thinking like a startup
Opera Philadelphia hitting its financial goals
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said Opera Philadelphia can now turn its

sights on its endowment.
The goal now moving forward is to
continue to marry Opera Philadelphias
progressive artistic agenda with a datadriven marketing strategy, and to keep
the gas pedal on art, he said.
Along with hitting $10 million in
assets, other goals under Opera Philadelphias fiscal 2016 financial strategy were
hitting a board-mandated operating surplus of at least $100,000, and maintaining restricted reserves to provide capital
for continued innovation and fluctuations in financial performance.
With all three marks reached, Opera
Philadelphia can now prepare to implement its annual O17 festival.
Opera Philadelphia in January
received a multimillion-dollar gift from
the Knight Foundation that will go
toward the 12-day festival that will debut
in September 2017 and open the opera
companys fall seasons with seven concerts across Philadelphia.
The future of O is baked into the $10
million in net assets, Devan said.
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on endowment could potentially siphon
creativity, and contaminate liquidity and
future funds.
A flexible reserve fund allows an organization to invest where it needs to, particularly important in a time of change,
Lyon said.
Funding is actually a lagging indicator of change, meaning that you have to
invest the staff time to develop project
ideas and new innovations, or make other
investments such as research or experimental programs, before an organization can make the case to attract the big
grant that fully launches the program or
production, Lyon said, citing EmcArts, a
consulting company that helps arts-andcultural nonprofits navigate change.
Opera Philadelphia has been very
smart and foresighted, both by re-deploying their existing assets and by successfully gaining grants for risk capital to
enable them to develop this new business
plan and approach, Lyon said.
Now that its hitting its goals, Devan
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pera Philadelphia is making

headway on its financial goals
to continue as an artistically
progressive organization with a startup
mentality.
The Philadelphia company has just
wrapped up its fall 2016 season, and its
been consistently increasing its total revenue for at least the past six years, totaling
more than $13.9 million in fiscal 2016, up
90 percent from 2010, according to Opera
Philadelphias annual reports.
Contributed income continues to
increase every year, too, totaling more
than $11.3 million in fiscal 2016, a 139
percent increase over 2010.
Increasing contributions is a sign that
the organization has a good reputation,
and is generating programs and plans
that are inspiring to donors, said Maud
Lyon, executive director of the Greater
Philadelphia Cultural Alliance.
Increases in contributed income is
significant since this revenue stream for
nonprofit organizations has declined
since the recession, according to the Cultural Alliances 2015 Portfolio report. Total
contributed income declined by 3.5 percent between 2009 and 2012, offsetting
the positive increases in earned income.
Despite positive revenue increases,
Opera Philadelphia leaders are focusing
on a different part of its financial statements, similar to how a business or startup would.
Rather than focus on profits-and-loss
figures, or total revenue, Opera Philadelphia is focusing on its net assets, which
just hit the $10 million threshold the
company made a goal for fiscal 2016.
Its looking at the balance sheet,
according to David B. Devan, general
director and president. Rather than first
focusing on its endowment, Opera Philadelphia made liquidity and future funding a priority.
It was a big a-ha moment for the
company.
This strategy is the opposite of what
other nonprofit organizations are doing,
which is focus on endowments first,
Devan said.
Thats key to Opera Philadelphias
future growth because the recommendation of many experts who have studied
capitalization in the arts is that it is more
important to have liquid assets that are
flexible such as artistic risk capital or
operating reserve than to have money
locked up in endowments where only the
interest can be spent, Lyon said.
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business networking AssociAtions

ranked by number of local chapter members
Local
chapters
members
Year
local
chapter
founded
Number of
events
hosted in
2015
30 E. Swedesford Rd.
Malvern, PA 19355
610-648-3200
5,922
2005
10
Annamarie Walter
Bart Ruff
45 E. City Ave. #474

Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
215-583-2344
5,316
2007
26
Sulaiman Rahman
1 Brown St.
484-636-9233
3,331
2009
T. Brad Kielinski
P.O. Box 187

Montgomeryville, PA 18936
215-393-3144
1,200
2003
144
Diane James
1575 Wyndham Dr.

York, PA 17403
717-889-4519
1,100
2003
120
Peter Frost
2119 County Line Rd.

Villanova, PA 19085
610-551-4736
500
1983
20
Karen Carr
Name / Prior (*new or not ranked) /

URL
Address /
Phone
My Career Transitions
Urban Philly Professional Network (UPPN)
mycareertransitions.com
uppn.com
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IT Pros - Philadelphia
Greater Philadelphia Senior Executive Group
Business Executives Networking Group
Greater Valley Forge Human Resources Association
The CFO Alliance
Association for Accounting Marketing, Greater

Philadelphia Chapter 16
Independence Business Alliance (IBA)
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Irish American Business Chamber and Network Inc.
11
General Building Contractors Association
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gvfhra.org
P.O. Box 921

Conshohocken, PA 19428
610-316-1660
2008
50
Nick Araco
401 Plymouth Rd. #200

Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
NA
493
2003
NA
Megan O'Drain
230 S. Broad St. Fl. 17

215-557-0190
325
2007
25
Zachary Wilcha
300
1999
16
Kevin Dooley Kent
1891
25
Benjamin Connors
1935
10
Giovanna McKinney
11
Gail Reganato
20
Amy Hennessey
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facebook.com/aamphilly
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thinkiba.com
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14
Subcontractors Association of the Delaware Valley
15
The Pennsylvania/Delaware/New Jersey Distance

Learning Association 15
16
National Asssociation of Women Business Owners,

Greater Philadelphia Chapter 19
17
PBN Networking Group
18
National Association of Women Business Owners, South

Jersey Chapter 21
19
Entrepreneurs' Forum of Greater Philadelphia
nwct-phila.org/
sadv.org
padla.org
nawbophiladelphia.org
20
nawbosouthjersey.org
NOTES: NA - not available; NEW - New to the list; WND - Would not disclose
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1229 Chestnut St.

215-934-5400
146
1980
400 Stenton Ave. #215

Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
610-649-7238
140
1968
619 Lawson Ave.

Havertown, PA 19083
610-772-3871
134
1999
Louis Stricoff
1231 Highland Ave.

Fort Washington, PA 19034
215-628-3875
120
1987
60
Mazda Miles
578 King Rd.

Royersford, PA 19468
610-792-2105
85
1997
15
Bruce Zanar
P.O. Box 923

Marlton, NJ 08053
609-923-5889
65
2003
NA
Fran Davis
2 Bala Plz. #300

610.660.7733
61
1986
NA
Joseph O'Donnell
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P.O. Box 3697

215-432-7097
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36 S. 18th St.
215-568-7015
Financial Executive International, Philadelphia Chapter
efgp.org
200 S. Broad St. #910

215-772-3101
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Four-year Colleges and universities

ranked by fall 2015 ToTal sTudenT enrollmenT
Total
student
enrollment
fall 2015
Undergrad
enrollment fall
2015
Graduate
enrollment
fall 2015
Undergrad
tuition, fall
20151
Top local executive
1801 N. Broad St.

215-204-7000
38,297
28,754
9,543
$14,398
Neil Theobald
3141 Chestnut St.

215-895-2000
25,595
16,464
9,131
$14,101
John Fry
1 College Hall #100

215-898-5000
24,876
11,588
13,288
$43,838
Amy Gutmann
president@pobox.upenn.edu
S. College Ave.
Newark, DE 19716
302-831-2792
22,852
18,353
3,752
$11,230
Dennis Assanis
president@udel.edu
700 S. High St.

West Chester, PA 19383
610-436-1000
16,606
14,221
2,385
$7,060
Christopher Fiorentino
cfiorentino@wcupa.edu
16,155
13,169
2,078
$4,628
Ali Houshmand
houshmand@rowan.edu
Address /
Phone
Name / Prior (*new or not ranked) / URL
Temple University
Drexel University
University of Pennsylvania and

Health System 3
temple.edu
drexel.edu
University of Delaware
West Chester University of

Pennsylvania 5
Rowan University
udel.edu
ica
wcupa.edu
201 Mullica Hill Rd.

Glassboro, NJ 08028
856-256-4000
Villanova University
villanova.edu
Rutgers University-Camden
13
Widener University
14
La Salle University
lasalle.edu
18
Eastern University
16
19
DeSales University
20
20
Immaculata University
21
Neumann University
22
Philadelphia College of
Osteopathic Medicine 22
23
Holy Family University
24
University of the Sciences in

Philadelphia 23
25
Gwynedd Mercy University
desales.edu/lansdale
immaculata.edu
neumann.edu
John Anderson
1,634
$5,608
Phoebe Haddon
chancellor@camden.rutgers.edu
6,218
3,554
1900 W. Olney Ave.

215-951-1000
5,683
3,947
450 S. Easton Rd.

Glenside, PA 19038
215-572-2900
3,984
2,640
925 Chestnut St.

215-955-6000
3,900
1,061
2,839
4201 Henry Ave.

215-951-2700
3,670
2,752
918
1300 Eagle Rd.

Saint Davids, PA 19087
610-341-5800
3,505
2,184
1,321
$30,250
815 Sumneytown Pike 1st and 2nd Fl.

Lansdale, PA 19446
215-361-3465
3,136
2,291
845
$32,000
Bernard O'Connor
bernard.oconnor@desales.edu
1145 King Rd.

Immaculata, PA 19345
610-647-4400
2,961
1,790
1,171
$33,280
R. Patricia Fadden
pfadden@immaculata.edu
1 Neumann Dr.
Aston, PA 19014
610-459-0905
2,901
2,403
498
$26,918
Rosalie Mirenda
rmirenda@neumann.edu
4170 City Ave.

215-871-6100
2,780
NA
2,780
NA
Jay Feldstein
9801 Frankford Ave.

215-637-7700
2,712
2,045
667
$28,456
Sister Maureen McGarrity
600 S. 43rd St.

215-596-8810
2,664
2,246
418
$35,642
Kate Mayes
president@usciences.edu
1325 Sumneytown Pike

Gwynedd Valley, PA 19437
215-646-7300
2,582
2,000
582
$30,760
Kathleen Owens
owens.k@gmercyu.edu
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usciences.edu
gmercyu.edu
$8,460
1 University Pl.
Chester, PA 19013
610-499-4000
pcom.edu
holyfamily.edu
904
6,535
jefferson.edu
eastern.edu
7,084
303 Cooper St.

Camden, NJ 08102
856-225-1766
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philau.edu
Mark Reed
president@sju.edu
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1 In state resident. Full-time enrollment.
NOTES: NA - not available; NEW - New to the list; WND - Would not disclose
4,901
2,664
$40,418
Julie Wollman
$20,200
Colleen Hanycz
1,344
$38,900
1,728
Nicolette DeVille Christensen
NA
Stephen Klasko
$35,620
Stephen Spinelli Jr.
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Thomas Jefferson University and

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Harvey Kesselman
7,988
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Arcadia University
$8,269
P.O. Box 1002

Millersville, PA 17551
717-871-4636
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866
8,629
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610-660-1000
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Galloway, NJ 08205
609-652-1776
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Media, PA 19063
610-892-1200
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800 Lancaster Ave.

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We asKeD
of the schools answered,

Of the fall 2015 total
student enrollment,
how many of those
students were enrolled
in STEM programs?
39.3%
of the schools including

two community colleges
that completed the survey
responded, totalling 17,553
STEM students enrolled
in fall 2015. The top 5 fall
2015 STEM enrollments are
below.
University of
Delaware
7,990
Millersville
University
1,987
West Chester
University
1,913
Bucks County
Community College
1,463
Montgomery County
Community College
1,395
Fall 2015 ToTal

enrollMenT For
2-Year ColleGes
THaT CoMPleTeD
THe surVeY
Montgomery
County Community
College
12,742
Bucks County
Community College
8,611
Harcum College
1,556
aBouT THe lisT

Information was
obtained from school
representatives.
Information on The List
was supplied by individual
academic institutions
through questionnaires and
could not be independently
verified by the Philadelphia
Business Journal. Only
those that responded to
our inquiries were listed. In
case of ties, companies are
listed alphabetically.
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If you wish to be surveyed
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Charter school
in King of Prussia
hired Michael Conti
as CEO.
university of the sciences in Philadelphia

hired Valerie Weil, MD, as chief operating
officer and Patricia Vanston as VP for
business development and enrollment
management.
banking
law
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Wendy Greenfield
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M.a. Meeneghan
David leVasseur
Community
learning Center
in Philadelphia
hired Carrie
Kitchen-Santiago as
executive director.
Main line school

night in Radnor
hired Wendy
Greenfield as
executive director.
access Group inc.

in West Chester
hired Samuel
Greenhaigh Jr. as
assistant controller.
Penn Community
Bank in Perkasie
hired Michael A.
Meeneghan as
insurance agency
president.
Powers Craft
Parker & Beard, a
unit of Bryn Mawr
Trust Co., hired
Dennis LeVasseur
as senior VP & com.
insurance sales
manager.
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Philadelphia hired
Krista Collings
as VP and store
manager.
Bayard in
Wilmington
hired Megan A.
McGovern as
associate attorney
in the Family Law
Practice Group.
reed smith in
Philadelphia hired
Miriam Edelstein as
an associate.
offit Kurman
in Philadelphia
hired Matthew
DAnnunzio as a
principal.
Montgomery McCracken Walker &

rhoads in Cherry Hill hired Alexandra S.
Jacobs as an associate and in Wilmington
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Sarah Hopkins
Madelyn Geyer
Ci Squared in Wyomissing hired

Sarah Hopkins as director of business
development and customer engagement
and madelyn Geyer as customer advocate
and story coach.
Michael Harding
Jack Cavanaugh
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BLT Architects in Philadelphia hired

michael Harding as a project architect and
Xi (Agnes) Yao as a designer.
theVillage in rosemont promoted Jory

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and Jack Cavanaugh to vP-operations.
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as managing
director.
Adele Kilgus
Gibraltar Business
Capital in
Philadelphia hired
Christopher martin
as vP, originations,
northeast region.
Drucker & Scaccetti in Philadelphia hired

Stephanie otake and Adele Kilgus as tax
associates.
National Lacrosse
League in
Conshohocken
hired Stephanie
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manager.
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Legislative efforts to close the gender wage gap are gearing up

in Greater Philadelphia. Heres what they mean for business.
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stalled recent momentum. New Jersey Gov. Chris
Christie twice vetoed legislation that would ban
employers from paying men and women different salaries for substantially similar work, arguing
it went far beyond federal regulations and would
increase anti-business sentiment.
But there is hope for pay equity advocates in the
state. The current proposed bill banning salary history questions is likely to pass through the Democrat-led legislature. Christie may again use his
veto power, but theres widespread belief a Democrat will win the keys to the governors mansion
next fall, and current frontrunner Phil Murphy has
already come out in favor of the pay equity legislation vetoed by Christie, as well as a salary history
ban and increased wage transparency.
The political script is flipped in Pennsylvania,
where Gov. Tom Wolf, a Democrat, would likely
sign pay equity bills into law, but the Republicancontrolled legislature doesnt see the measures as
boons to businesses.
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sort of propagation of lower wages, said Webber.

Salary history bans wouldnt just aid women
or people of color white men who entered the
job market when wages were depressed due to a
recession or industry pressures would also benefit, he said.
If you started on this lower rung of the ladder, and it wasnt because of lack of productivity, its because you happened to graduate when
everybodys first job was at a 20 percent discounted wage, then this type of policy could help many
different types of workers, Webber said.
While the statistics differ based on wage type,
age groups and type of work, experts agree and figures from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget
Office show there is a clear overall pay disparity
between men and women performing comparable
jobs with comparable experience. The reasons for
the gap, however, can be misconstrued.
Republicans like to pretend there is no wage
gap whatsoever, which is not the case, and Democrats like to pretend that the entire difference
between what men and women make is due to
some sort of discrimination or inequity, and thats
not correct either, Webber said. The right answer
is somewhere in between.
Attempts to close that gap have elicited signifi-
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hats good for women is good for

business.
Thats the argument proponents
of legislation aimed at closing the
gender wage gap are making. Fueled by the recent
passage of laws across the country that attempt to
attack the problem at its roots, pay equality efforts
are ramping up in the region.
The newest wave of legislation takes an indirect
route to combating the gender wage gap by prohibiting employers from asking an applicant about
their salary history. Advocates say the ban proactively tackles a contributing factor in pay inequality that women often enter the workforce at a
lower wage than men and remain a step behind
for the rest of their careers.
It tries to get rid of the problem before it happens, said Kate Nielson, state policy analyst for
the American Association of University Women.
A salary history bill is sitting in Philadelphia
City Councils law and government committee
after being introduced in September. The same
style of bill was proposed in both the Pennsylvania and New Jersey legislatures the same month,
weeks after Massachusetts became the first state to
enact a ban on salary history inquiries. Delaware
Gov. Jack Markel signed a law in June that comes
at pay inequality from yet another angle making sure employees have the legal right to discuss
salaries with their co-workers.
Theres been a ton of activity [with bans on
salary history] in the last few months in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and New York,
said Nielson. Its a very concrete, tangible way to
attack the problem, and its also easy for the public to understand and wrap their heads around.
Banning the question could spur positive longterm ripple effects in Greater Philadelphia, said
attorney Natalie Klyashtorny at Nochumson, a
Philadelphia law firm.
In Philadelphia especially there are a lot of
families that are led by women, said Kylashtorny,
who specializes in employment law. When you
do things that take away from the discrepancy in
pay between men and women, you diminish poverty, which I think is a benefit to the region as it
improves the overall economy.
The latest crop of legislative pay equity efforts
make sense to labor economist Doug Webber, a
professor at Temple University. He said its absolutely the case that women and minorities start
off at lower salaries, but the reasons vary. Some
women may agree to a lower salary in exchange
for other non-wage benefits like a more flexible
work schedule to have children, but it sticks even
when they are in a different place in their lives later
on, and its used against them. While smaller salaries may save employers money in the short term,
businesses at large can wind up paying a greater
cost in the end.
Even just basic economic theory would say
that its a good thing to do to try to prevent that
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Its Director of Governmental Affairs Alex Halper said while theyre well-intentioned, pay equity laws can have unintended consequences for
employers. He argues there are laws already on
the books that adequately address discriminatory
practices.
[The bills] dont recognize the employers
perspective and come with what could be some
very detrimental, unintended, but still detrimental, consequences on employers who could find
theyre being sued for asking a very standard interview question or deciding to pay someone slightly more because of additional education or experience, said Halper. Pay equity advocates would
parry that reasoning with the fact employers are
already banned from asking about age, marital
status, and a host of other topics, and salary history would just join the fray, but Halper said salaries are a far more important piece of the puzzle.
Without it, he said, employers could be operating
in the dark.
It becomes very challenging for employers
and, in particular, smaller business that are just
starting up or dont have legal counsel or an HR

department, he said.
Webber, the labor economist, said a salary history ban is less likely to have unintended effects
compared to laws mandating equal pay for substantially similar work. Its a fair argument,
though, to say new small business owners might
have a harder time assessing fair market wages
without knowing salary histories.
A salary history ban, while proactive, would
take time to produce a tangible impact as it works
through the system, said Webber, but laws like
Delawares that protect employees who discuss
salaries can have a more immediate effect.
Both approaches are simple fixes, argues state
Rep. Maria Donatucci, a Democrat whose district
covers parts of Philadelphia and Delaware counties. She has repeatedly sponsored bills that incorporate both in Harrisburg, but has yet to get them
out of the committee-level.
Despite her uphill battle, Donatucci is encouraged by the bipartisan support similar bills have
enjoyed in other states. She said shell continue to
tweak and reintroduce pay equity legislation, with
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industries. The quality of Barbers work has resulted in
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reaching more than 100 million homes in the
United States. Over nearly three decades, Treacy has
become one of QVCs most popular personalities helping
to expand QVCs customer engagement and influence
merchandising strategies. She is best known for hosting
Thursday nights hour-long show Shoe Shopping with
Jane and the QVC Presents FFANY Shoes on Sale event
which benefits breast cancer research and education.
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Linda
Shi
General Counsel,
Red Spark
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inda Shi serves as chief legal counsel and head

of compliance for Red Spark, with her practice
focusing on technology, privacy, and intellectual
property law issues and their real life applications to a
fast-moving technology company. Shi heads the legal
department with two other female colleagues, and serves
as a key member of the executive team. Prior to joining
Red Spark, she served as assistant general counsel,
intellectual property to Synygy, an international business
software and services company, and before that, as an
intellectual property associate with Volpe & Koenig,
where she was one of the firms few female attorneys and
worked with clients in a wide range of industries.
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enee Cardwell Hughes is responsible for the

American Red Cross strategic vision, annual
operating plan and budget, donor funding
programs, team leadership, and partnerships with local,
state and federal government and business alliances. She
leads a staff of 80 and more than 4,000 volunteers. They
plan and execute local, regional and national disaster
relief, safety education programs, and who support
members of the Armed Forces. Her team responds to
seven to 10 fires daily in partnership with regional fire
departments. Prior to joining the Red Cross, Cardwell
Hughes was a trial judge for more than 15 years where she
handled both complex civil and criminal cases.
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Christina
Lopes
Founder and CEO,
The One Health Co.
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hristina Lopes is a co-founder of The One Health Co.

The Philadelphia startup is focused on coordinating
more humane pre-clinical efficacy trials of new
drug candidates by recruiting already ill companion
animals that are suffering the natural counterpart of
human diseases to participate in the studies of cuttingedge therapies at no cost to their owners. Her new venture
comes after a career in finance. Lopes was previously
a senior Latin America specialist with Global Strategic
Associates and before that served as managing director of
Cerberus Capital Management, where she worked on deals
in the innovation space including the life sciences sector.
Lopes has also served on the board of International Planned
Parenthood for the Western Hemisphere, participated in
the U.N. Commission for the Status of Women, and lectured
at Columbia University. She was selected by the World
Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader in 2010.
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ane Golden has overseen the organization from

its beginning as a small anti-graffiti city agency,
founded in 1984, to one of the worlds largest public
art organizations. On behalf of her work with Mural Arts,
Golden has received awards and accolades ranging from
the Governors Award for the Arts in Pennsylvania (2012)
to the Arts & Business Council of Greater Philadelphias
Outstanding Business Arts Partnership Award three
times in 1998, 2003 and 2011.
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EllEn
Hudock
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Anti-Bribery
and Corruption
Investigations Counsel,
U.S. Legal Operations,
GlaxoSmithKline
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n important questions regarding how the

company responds to allegations of bribery or
corruption, Hudocks expertise and discretion
are essential to mapping out response strategies with
GSK leadership teams, company attorneys, and domestic
and foreign regulators, including the U.S. Department of
Justice, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the U.K.
Serious Fraud Office, and regulators in Asia.
She is also co-chair of GSKs Centralized Investigations
Review Committee, a group responsible for the enterprise
evaluation of allegations and complaints.
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A good bank gets inside your

business. Really inside.
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What makes a great bank? The ability to bring a sharp local focus, while being able to tap into a national network
of deep experience and expertise. Whats more, youll find us to be unusually un-bank-like in the way we approach
your business, which we think youll find unusually refreshing. To learn more about how we can help your business
thrive and what we mean when we say use the red key, visit Key.com.
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Daisy
Cruz
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Am
Director, 32BJ
Service Employees
International Union
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aisy Cruz oversees the Philadelphia office of 32BJ

of the Service Employees International Union,
which represents more than 10,000 janitors,
security officers, and other property service workers in
the region and more than 155,000 workers nationwide.
In 2015, Cruz oversaw contracts providing good wages
and benefits for nearly 7,000 commercial office cleaners
in Center City, the Philadelphia suburbs and Delaware.
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FS Investments proudly sponsors the 2016 Women of

Distinction Awards. Congratulations to FS Investments
Lisa Detwiler on this well-deserved honor.
MICHAEL FORMAN
Chairman & CEO
FS Investments
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WeiserMazars is pleased to support

the Philadelphia Business Journal
and its Women of Distinction
Awards Program.
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We are proud to congratulate our

own Lisa Minniti-Soska and all the
2016 honorees on being recognized
as Philadelphias most inuential
business women.
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ecently, Patricia Wellenbach was named CEO

and president after playing a critical role
in steering the Please Touch Museum as a
strategy adviser through its much-publicized financial
challenges. Wellenbachs reputation for managing
complex transformational change and ensuring long-term
organizational sustainability made her an excellent choice
to lead the museum to a vibrant future. She is a member
of the National Association of Corporate Directors,
Women Corporate Directors, the Forum of Executive
Women, and the Pennsylvania Womens Forum.
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CEO and President,

Please Touch Museum
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Elisa
CasCadE
President, DrugDev
Data Solutions
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or the past 20 years Elisa Cascade has been

a global force for finding new ways for the
pharmaceutical industry to do more clinical
trials and get more new drugs to patients. She is an
internationally recognized expert in the capture, analysis
and integration of complex health care data. Her areas
of expertise include clinical research strategy, market
research, commercial strategy and health economics.
Cascade has a laser focus on disrupting the way pharma
conducts clinical trials by changing the way they think
about sharing information.
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Partner, Reed Smith LLP

ori Lasher is a transactional law partner and
this year became chair of the firmwide Pro Bono
Committee, where she leads the firms pro bono
work worldwide. Lasher has gained the respect and
admiration of her colleagues and clients, providing legal
counsel to clients in a wide variety of industry sectors
with an array of legal matters, including complex mergers
and acquisitions, corporate governance and financing
transactions.

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Tina
Hwang
Senior Vice President, PNC
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ver the past 29 years, Tina Hwang has blazed

a trail for women and for Asian-Americans in
finance. Since joining PNC, she has worked
countless hours completing billions of dollars in national
value trades on behalf of PNCs clients. At PNC, Hwang
has been honored with the Chairmans Circle Award,
PNCs highest employee sales honor. In addition, PNCs
leadership entrusted her to participate in two major
acquisitions, National City and RBC.
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We congratulate
our colleague, partner and friend
2016 Woman of Distinction
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SuSan
Meitner
CEO and President,

Centennial Lending Group
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usan Meitner has built a mortgage company from

the ground up. Since opening the doors, the
company has funded over $800 million in home
loans providing borrowers with a stress-free path to home
ownership.
Meitner is on the board of directors of The Mortgage
Collaborative, sits on the board of the GMA and has
written and published a book titled Crazy, Lucky, Girl
Do YOU Have the Keys to Success?, which is the story
of her journey to becoming a female CEO of a successful
mortgage business.
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PwC understands that gender differences do matter. Thats why we have a customized
approach to fit the diversity of our people to create a culture of inclusion. We know that when
everyone is at their full potential we all benefit, both as individuals and as an organization.
We are deeply honored to receive the 2016 Advancing Women Company Award from
the Philadelphia Business Journal and the Forum of Executive Women. We extend our
congratulations to the Philly Home Girls on receiving this award and to the individuals being
recognized for making a difference in their communities and to Philadelphia business.
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Jennifer
Brandt
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Co-chair of the
Family Law Group,
Cozen OConnor
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n 1998, Jennifer Brandt joined Cozen OConnor

because she wanted to do family law full time. Family
law is a notably parochial practice, however, and rules
vary widely by locale. Most family lawyers focus on two or
three counties. Brandt started covering two states.
Today, she is a nationally recognized family law
commentator appearing regularly in broadcast, print and
online media. She edits and writes for the blog, Family
Law Focus, and is a monthly contributor to Avvos blog,
Lawyernomics, and Exaholics.com.
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DLA Piper joins the Philadelphia Business

Journal as they honor all of the 2016 Women
of Distinction. We would especially like to
congratulate our client and friend, Ellen Hudock
of GlaxoSmithKline.
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Debra
Cupp
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Am
Managing Director
and Head,
SAP SuccessFactors
North America
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ebra Cupp is focused on supporting SAPs

customers through their digital workforce
transformation with the use of HR technology
from SAP SuccessFactors. Under Cupps leadership,
SAP announced plans in May to build new capabilities
within its SAP SuccessFactors suite of solutions to help
improve workplace diversity. Using text mining and
machine learning based on SAPs HANA platform, the
initiative aims to help companies review job descriptions,
performance reviews and similar people processes for
potential bias and suggest changes to encourage equity.
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It should be easy
to understand your
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Our President and CEO, Gerard P. Cuddy, lives and breathes this philosophy
every day, setting the tone for Beneficial Banks 784 employees across Philly
and southern New Jersey. Perhaps thats why hes been named to Philadelphia
Business Journals Power 76 for the second year in a row.
Congratulations, Gerry.
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At Beneficial Bank, we have a simple philosophy: If we do right by our

customers, they will do right by us. Its an idea that has served us and the
Philadelphia area quite well for over 160 years.
November 18, 2016
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rla
Pease
Vice President of PA Traffic

Engineering and ITS,
Urban Engineers Inc.
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rla Pease oversees the headquarters of a

nationwide engineering and design consulting
company. She has an extensive background in
traffic operations and final design, and has worked on
projects across Philadelphia and the region for more
than 15 years. Pease and her team work on projects that
improve safety for all roadway users including drivers,
pedestrians, and bicyclists.
Recently, she was named president of the Mid-Atlantic
Section of the Institute of Transportation Engineers, an
organization she has been a member of since 2000.
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Today millions of people have no access to basic healthcare, millions more suffer
from everyday ailments and there are thousands of diseases without adequate
treatments. So were working to develop tomorrows treatments, and to find new
ways to get todays treatments to those who need them.
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lisa
Detwiler
Senior Vice President,
General Counsel & COO,
FS Investment Solutions
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isa Detwilers legal career has spanned private

practice, federal and state regulatory agencies and
in-house counsel, resulting in extensive experience
in financial institutions law and regulatory compliance
matters. Detwiler serves as the general counsel and chief
compliance officer of FS Investment Solution, a $17 billion
alternative asset manager in Philadelphia. In her role,
she has built a comprehensive compliance program and
serves as a member of the firms management committee.
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a community that works

together thrives together.
PNC is proud to congratulate our own Tina Hwang, PNC Capital
Markets, as well as each of the 2016 Women of Distinction honorees.
A community that works together thrives together, and because of
you, achievement thrives here in Philadelphia. Congratulations.
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WILMINGTON TRUST RENOWNED INSIGHT
Youve led your family business to success.

How are you working together to share that success?
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portfolio of assets and its portfolio of
enterprise thrive is the ultimate reward
interests. Some assets may work best
for years of hard work. What can be
for family philanthropy, while others
equally fulfilling is using your success
may be best for personal giving or better
to give back to the causes that are most
suited for family investment. But even as
important to you. And involving your
you consider assets to give, you need to
family in your philanthropic vision can
decide collectively on your philanthropic
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As a business owner, seeing your
interests. The savviest business owners
make it all the more meaningful.
also take advantage of estate planning
Just like the family business, family
and income tax minimization benefits
immensely rewarding. When a family
while they fulfill philanthropic goals.
Managing Director,
takes the time to identify goals and
Wealth and Philanthropic Planning
where and how to give, it can create a
Carol is responsible for charitable
family legacy for generations to come.
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to remember that multigenerational
extensive experience working with
philanthropy should not be the senior
individuals and nonprofit organizations
generation showing younger generations
in estate, trust, and charitable gift
how to engage in philanthropy, or even
planning. Carol is a fellow of the
giving by example. Rather, its about the
with successful business owners and
American College of Trust and Estate
family collaborating. Together, you need
their families for 113 years. Weve not
Counsel and was named one of the
to determine the approach to giving that
only helped their enterprises grow, but
50 most influential women in private
is right for your family now, and how
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that might evolve down the road.
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For more insight on how we can guide
John D. Rockefeller advised, charitable
Carol and the rest of our team, contact
giving should be treated like investing.
you through family philanthropy, visit us
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A family needs to think about its
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Zabeth teelucksingh
Executive Director,
Global Philadelphia
Association
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abeth Teelucksingh has over 20 years of global

communications and development experience.
Since 2011, she has been the executive
director of the Global Philadelphia Association, a
nonprofit organization designed to connect the citys
international community and increase Philadelphias
visibility as a global city. Teelucksingh was the project
leader on the World Heritage City initiative and in
November 2015, Philadelphia was designated a World
Heritage City by the Organization of World Heritage
Cities the first such city in the United States.
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Philly Home Girls the Jeanne Whipple-Kristin McFeely Team

at Coldwell Banker Preferred Old City leads by example, with a
strong record of success for the all-female team. Philly Home Girls
have sold over $200 million in real estate since being founded in
2011 and is a two-time winner of Coldwell Bankers International
Presidents Premier Award. The company supports many local
charities including Big Brother Big Sisters and the Dawn White
Memorial Scholarship Fund. Philly Home Girls is consistently one of
the highest ranked real estate firms in Philadelphia on Yelp, Zillow
and Trulia.
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At PwC, women make up 47 percent of total staff globally. In

Philadelphia, 38 percent of the management team are female. The
company has numerous initiatives in place to promote women,
including Breakthrough Leadership, an in-depth development
program for top-performing women senior managers and
directors as they move toward partnership. PwC also sponsors
a Mentor Moms program, which is aimed at the retention and
advancement of working mothers. The company is also nationally
known for its emphasis on work/life balance.
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Kimberly
blessing
Vice President of
Technology, Think
Brownstone
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imberly Blessing oversees the technology

consulting division of the quickly growing UX
firm Think Brownstone. Blessing also manages
and mentors a group of talented developers in the
Philadelphia area a team of 20 people that she built
from the ground up when she joined in 2013. She is a
graduate of Bryn Mawr College and holds a masters
degree in computer science from George Washington
University.
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University of Pennsylvania Division of Gastroenterology

Faculty, Fellows and Staff congratulate:
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Ivory
AllIson
Executive Director,
American Liver
Foundation
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ica
vory Allisons 15-year career in government and

nonprofits has led her down many varied paths.
As the first African-American executive director of
the American Liver Foundation, Allison has increased
the fundraising profile of her region through the
production of their signature fundraising event, Flavors
of Philadelphia, which invites dozens of the citys best
restaurants to prepare private dining experiences to raise
money for research and advancements in liver disease.
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udy Arnold has had a 30-year career in marketing

and communications. At Vitalyst, she has rebuilt
the marketing teamestablishing new processes
and programs to support sales, launched new services
and contributed to the organizations recent growth
trajectory. Arnold has also driven branding efforts to build
company awareness (after a 2014 name change), winning
the firm recognition in 2016 as one of the top 1 percent
of Microsoft World Partners for inbound marketing
excellence. Judy was instrumental in having Vitalyst create
and launch a maternity and paternity policy allowing
new parents several weeks paid vacation and continuous
health care coverage during leave.
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Melinda
SungeniS
CEO, The TASA Group
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elinda Sungenis has been working for The

TASA Group since she was in her early 20s,
carrying her first child. She was rejected at first
from being hired at TASA when she was a single mom.
Sungenis was called in for another shot to which she was
hired as a part of the administrative team (filing papers,
faxing and handling mail). Over the years, the owners
began to depend on her more and more. She became a
part of the operations staff, then became a manager of her
region and then was entrusted with the biggest job of all,
CEO and president of TASA.
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Dr.
Farzana
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on issues affecting women and girls. Hossain is also a
gastroenterologist at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.
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tax preparation and planning, business consulting,
forecasts and projections, capital and debt financing, and
mergers and acquisitions support. Her clients come from
a variety of industries, with a focus on real estate. MinnitiSoska has extensive experience with audits of employee
benefit plans, including preparation and review of Form
5500 and required schedules, representations of IRS and
Department of Labor examinations, and consulting on
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Services Administrations mid-Atlantic region since 2012. As regional
administrator, she serves as the executive for the region and leads 1,000
employees. She oversees the governments real estate portfolio of nearly 800 owned and
leased commercial buildings representing 35 million square feet and the procurement
of about $4.3 billion worth of goods, services, and information technology for six midAtlantic states, as well as, Africa, Europe and the Middle East. Previously, under former
Gov. Ed Rendell, she served as deputy secretary of state for regulatory programs at
the Pennsylvania Department of State. As the highest-ranking Latina in Pennsylvania
state government, Manzano-Daz managed over 500 employees and was responsible
for protecting the health, safety, and welfare of the public by overseeing the licensure
of approximately 1 million professionals. She was also a member of Rendells STEM
Initiative Team that supported the development of STEM education, and workforce
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US General Services
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Orla Pease
Vice President
PA Trafc Engineering and ITS
Urban Engineers, Inc.
Patricia Wellenbach
President and CEO
Please Touch Museum
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Nabila
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Senior Vice President

and Commercial &
Industrial Lending Team
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commercial finance working at the regions
and the nations largest banking and finance
institutions. She leads a team of relationship managers
and account administrators responsible for business in
southeastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey. In this role,
Sajid is responsible for a portfolio of 200 commercial
relationships and achieved $40 million of new loan
growth during eight months in 2015, generating 37 new
relationships for the bank and earning several Pinnacle
sales performance awards for her and the team.
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practice. Like many intellectual property
attorneys, she has a science background. She has been a
registered pharmacist for 25 years. Now, in her law career,
Marilou continues to use her science knowledge in a
practice that covers all aspects of intellectual property law.
At Fox Rothschild, Watson has also been a leader in
diversity issues for many years. She reinvigorated the
firms diversity committee during her tenure as co-chair
by spearheading a series of initiatives to promote diversity
and inclusiveness throughout the firms national network
of offices.

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Liz Dow
Class of 1998
LEADERSHIP Philadelphia has continued to broaden its impact by creating the

Keepers Program, designed to engage, connect, and retain the Citys millennial
leaders. By developing this next generation of leaders, LEADERSHIP builds its
legacy of creating more confident, optimistic, and generous leaders who are
more likely to remain in Philadelphia. Liz, who was recently named to the Philadelphia Business Journals Power 76 List, focuses on LEADERSHIPs mission: to
connect and mobilize the areas professionals to serve the community.
Liz Dow
CEO
Leadership Philadelphia
www.leadershipphiladelphia.org
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Suzanne S. Mayes
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Lynda Barness launched I DO Wedding Consulting in 2005 after a successful

and award-winning career as a real estate developer and homebuilder. Lynda
earned the designation of Master Wedding Planner from the international
Association of Wedding Consultants and also has a certificate in Wedding
Planning and Consulting from Temple University. She combines education with
years of experience as she helps navigate the complexities and challenges of
planning the big day- with consulting services, day-of services, customized
and full service planning- in the Greater Philadelphia area and beyond. Her
background and experience are varied, and she has been both a participant and
leader in a variety of civic, philanthropic and political activities.
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Surpin is the president of Applied Medical Software, which is a national leader

in gainsharing policy, strategy and practical application. Her work with AMS
provides an emphasis on physician engagement in reducing hospital cost and
improving quality using performance-based incentives. AMSs gainsharing
program has been featured at regional, national and international conferences
and was awarded the 2015 American College of Healthcare Executives Regent
Award for Innovation.
AMS works with hospital association partners - New Jersey Hospital Association
(NJHA), Greater New York Hospital Association (GNYHA), Hospital and Health
Systems Association of Pennsylvania (HAP), Maryland Hospital Association
(MHA) and Florida Hospital Association (FHA) - in offering the AMS gainsharing
program to its hospital members. In Pennsylvania, several large health systems
have implemented the program as part of the HAP initiative. Surpin continues
to serve as Chair of the Board of Salus University (Elkins Park, PA).
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President
Applied Medical Software
595 Haddon Avenue
Collingswood, NJ 08108
856.858.3822 ext 205
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Suzanne S. Mayes
Chair, Public & Project Finance
Cozen OConnor
One Liberty Place, 28th Floor
1650 Market Street
215.665.6922 (P)
215.701.2107 (F)
smayes@cozen.com
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Fran Pierce
President, CEO & Chairman of the Board of Data Systems Analysts
Data Systems Analysts, Inc.
10300 Eaton Place, St. 500
Fairfax, VA 22030
703/261-6019
piercef@dsainc.com
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Lynda Barness
President
I DO Wedding Consulting
P.O. Box 22450
Fran Pierce
Class of 2003
Fran Pierce, President, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Data Systems
Analysts is a 2003 Women of Distinction Award winner. Since that time,
corporate revenue has grown from $20 million to $115 million in 2015. Under
Frans leadership, the company was restructured to broaden service offerings,
and has significantly grown by acquisition. More recently, the business has
shifted its role from a subcontractor to larger companies in the industry to
prime contractor managing large teams of subcontractor companies in support
of customers missions. DSA has an expanded presence in key markets, and
extended operations to six regional offices with over 250 employees, turning
a declining organization into a thriving business. The business currently has a
geographic presence in 17 states.
Suzanne S. Mayes focuses her practice on municipal and project finance,

particularly in the areas of economic development, transportation, public
works, education, senior living and housing. She is chair of Cozen OConnors
Public and Project Finance Practice Group and is serving her second term on
the firms board of directors. Suzanne serves as the president of The Forum
of Executive Women, a membership organization of more than 450 influential
women representing diverse businesses in the Greater Philadelphia region.
Suzanne is also a founding member of the board of directors of Ladies First,
a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational and networking
opportunities for female public finance professionals in the mid-Atlantic region.
In addition, she serves as a member of the board of directors of the Philadelphia
Industrial Development Corporation.
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Molly D. Shephard MS, MSM

President & CEO
The Leaders Edge/Leaders by Design
Two Bala Plaza, Suite 300
O: 610-660-6684 | F: 610-617-1051
www.the-leaders-edge.com
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Molly D. Shepard, MS, MSM continues to actively provide leadership coaching

support to senior leaders in the Philadelphia community as President & CEO of
The Leaders Edge/Leaders By Design. Molly and her team celebrated the firms
15th anniversary throughout 2016. Molly is frequently asked to be a keynote
speaker based on her 30+ years of human resource experience. She shares her
industry knowledge at various conferences and in numerous publications, including her book Breaking into the Boys Club. In 2015-2016, Molly continued
strategic partnerships with Diversified Search in presenting Women on Board
for the 10th year and leading the Executive Leadership Institute for Women
in partnership with KPMG, presently available in 7 cities. As a thought leader
in leadership development, Molly offers guidance on relevant topics through
LinkedIn Pulse and Twitter. Mollys most recent book about creating an inclusive
culture, The Bully-Proof Workplace will be available in March 2017.
Lori F. Reiner
Class of 2001
Lori F. Reiner is the Partner-in-Charge of EisnerAmpers Philadelphia region,

overseeing all aspects of client service, employee development, practice
growth, and initiatives designed to increase client value and retention. In her
practice, Lori provides audit, advisory and tax services to closely-held and
private-equity backed companies, including those in the life science, technology, healthcare and professional services industry.
EisnerAmper offers accounting, auditing, tax and a wide range of consulting
services with an entrepreneurial focus. We collaborate closely with businesses
at every stage in their development, from start-ups to closely-held and
investor-backed companies, to nonprofits and public companies.
She serves on the board of directors of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce, the Committee of Seventy, the Abramson Center for Jewish Life and
is a member of the Board of Trustees of Germantown Academy. As a member
of the 2001 Women of Distinction class, Lori looks forward to celebrating with
the newest honorees!
Lori F. Reiner, Partner-in-Charge
EisnerAmper LLP
One Logan Square
130 North 18th Street, Suite 3000
Philadelphia, PA 19103-2757
lori.reiner@eisneramper.com
215.881.8800
www.eisneramper.com
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RR RBankruptcies
PhiladelPhia
division
Chapter 7
Outboard & Marine Engine
Service LLC, 1215 Ridge
Ave. Suite 2, Ephrata 17522;
Assets, $0 to $50,000;
Debts, $0 to $50,000;
Major Creditor, not shown;
Attorney, Mitchell A.
Sommers; case #16-17806,
11/07/16.
Camden division
Chapter 7
Carla Diaz, 5101 Woodbine

Ave., Philadelphia 19131,
$50,446, case #16-1020224,
11/02/16.
Elena Falaschetti, 12036
Alberta Drive, Philadelphia
19154, $267,403, case #161020225, 11/02/16.
Ryan Quinn, 3358 Agate
St., Philadelphia 19134,
$104,303, case #161020226, 11/02/16.
Economic Jefferson Food
Market Inc., 6101 W.
Jefferson St., Philadelphia
19151, $64,434, case #161020230, 11/02/16.
Bering and Drives Unlimited

III, 3443 Bethlehem Pike,
Souderton 18964, $34,394,
case #2016-70878,
10/31/16.
Jontrannie Inc./Comfort
Keepers, 296 W. Ridge Pike
Suite 206, Limerick 19468,
$41,838, case #2016-70880,
10/31/16.
PhiladelPhia
Eneias Ramos, 7112 Kindred
$99,140, case #16-1020210,
10/31/16.
Myron Barry Goldberg
DDS, 1528 Walnut St. Suite
1725, Philadelphia 19102,
$20,057, case #16-1020211,
Cost Recovery Consultants

Inc., 162 Old Eagle School
Road, Strafford 19087,
$12,631, (revenue),
case #2016-09792-LN,
10/14/16.
DRI at Eagleview Inc., 635
N. Pottstown Pike, Exton
19341, $11,190, (revenue),
case #2016-09793-LN,
10/14/16.
Cortright Wetherill Jr./
Janice N. Wetherill, 129
Davis Road, Malvern 19355,
$450,293, (revenue),
case #2016-09806-LN,
10/14/16.
montgomery
County
Edward Davenport, 101
Jacoby St., Norristown
19401, $89,519, (revenue),
Estate Of Jane C.
Grzegorczyk, 6522 Dicks
$28,457, (revenue), case
#16-1004448, 11/02/16.
Estate Of Audrey G.
Brown, 4238 N. Franklin
#16-1004450, 11/02/16.
Estate Of Silvestre
Cruzmassa, 3132 N. Sixth
#16-1004451, 11/02/16.
Estate Of Edward T.
Parcheta, 3340 Belgrade
#16-1004452, 11/02/16.
Estate Of Jeremy A.
Lester, 8023 Forrest
#16-1004454, 11/02/16.
Estate Of John G.
Franco, 2319 S. Mole
Lamond Murray/Carmen
Murray/Frattali and Salem
LLP, 9229 W. Sunset Blvd.
Suite 414, Los Angeles, Calif.
90069, $816,962, case #081220299, 11/01/16.
Technical Assistance Center,
P.O. Box 14056, Philadelphia
19122, $26,084, case #160120053, 11/01/16.
Burlington
County
Janes Covers A Little
Blanket Co., 2080 Harbour
Drive, Palmyra 08065,
making blankets.
Take Pride Lawn Design
Service, 38 Goodwin Lane,
Willingboro 08046, mulch
jobs, bush trimming, stump
removal etc.
Camden County
WDS Construction, 42
Budhollow Lane, Willingboro
08046, residential
construction.
Matro Family Farms LLC/

Gaetano Matro, P.O.
Box 13, Winslow 08095,
$73,754, (943), Book/Page
10508/1191, 10/25/16.
The Offbeat Artist, 3927-B

W. Scott St., Joint Base
McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst
08640, selling original art
work.
RR RReleases of
State Tax
Liens
RR RNew
Corporations
montgomery
County
Petes Auto Collision Inc.,
213 Horsham Road, Horsham
19044, $34,500, (revenue),
case #2009-05904,
10/31/16.
Live Your Dream Inc., 1030
W. Germantown Pike,
Norristown 19403, $31,087,
(revenue), case #201260149, 10/31/16.
Alpha Genesis Design Build

LLC, 6365 Old Carversville
Road, Carversville 18913,
design and development of
residential and commercial
real estate.
CC&K Self-Improvement
LLC, 244 Hampshire
Drive, Sellersville 18960,
educational or self
improvement sales.
Hidden Acre Farms LLC, 900
Upper Stump Road, Chalfont
18914, equestrian (horse)
related activities.
BuCks County
Yarwah African Food Market
LLC, 3035 Ford Road, Bristol
19007, african food market.
BAK Advisors Inc., 7 Great
Hills Road, New Hope 18936,
business consulting.
Clark Capital LLC, 355
N. York Road, Warminster
18974, business investments.
K&E Carpentry LLC, 124
Delaware Road, Riegelsville
18077, carpentry and roofing.
Skills First LLC, 147 W.
Leaps Painting LLC, 100

Harvest Road, Levittown
19056, exterior or interior
painting, small & minor home
repairs.
Justben Agriculture LLC,
1522 Pownal Drive, Yardley
19067, farm productionagricultural.
Benedict Realty Holdings
LLC, 1611 Pioneer Way,
Bensalem 19020, invest
in a diversified portfolio of
income producing investment,
primarily real estate.
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Matterns Ridge Appliances,
2845 W. Ridge Pike,
Norristown 19403, $32,885,
case #2016-70871,
10/31/16.
Steven Keares Inc., P.O.

Box 233, Downingtown
19335, $26,237, (revenue),
case #2016-09789-LN,
10/14/16.
George Emery/Geraldine
Emery, 1232 S. 22nd
$100,147, case #910720151, 10/31/16.
RR RBusiness
Name
Registrations
AGDB Holdings LLC,

6365 Old Carversville
Road, Carversville 18913,
design and development of
residential and commercial
real estate.
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County
Banom Inc., P.O. Box 687,

Wayne 19087, $10,114,
(revenue), case #201609788-LN, 10/14/16.
Estate Of Pauline Maye,

2955 N. Stillman St.,
Philadelphia 19132,
#16-1004444, 11/02/16.
M&M Kettle Cleaning &

Roofing, Lucisano Industrial
Park, Tullytown 19007,
$28,105, case #91-0620294,
10/31/16.
Decision Breakers, 1013

Owl Lane, Cherry Hill 08003,
research & consulting.
LITA LLC, 451 S. 10th St.,

Quakertown 18951-3401,
delivery services.
Home Care of Chester

County Inc., 60 Pottstown
Pike No. 2, Chester Springs
19425, $101,261, case
#FT1600456-FT, 10/17/16.
Drafting Room Inc., 635

N. Pottstown Pike, Exton
19341, $10,977, (revenue),
case #2016-09785-LN,
10/14/16.
Criniti Construction Inc.,

2349 S. 11th St., Philadelphia
19148, $10,828, (labor
& industry), case #161004240, 10/31/16.
Elizer Garcia, 161 W. Cecil

B. Moore Ave., Philadelphia
19122-3234, $62,975, case
#95-0520123, 10/26/16.
Camden County
Shine and Bright

Automotive Detailing, 37
Sassasfras Drive, Sicklerville
08081, auto detailing.
L&K Particle Therapy

Consulting LLC, 86 Doe
Run Drive, Holland 18966,
consulting services.
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Michael Kleinman/Karen
Kleinman, 35 Musket Court
No. 41, West Chester 19382,
$62,894, case #FT1600455FT, 10/17/16.
ATA 3 LLC, 3621 Aramingo

#16-1004119, 10/31/16.
Orang R. Joobeen, 1537

Valley Forge Road,
Phoenixville 19460,
$89,324, case #08-0820239,
10/26/16.
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Registrations
c
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Ten Gallon Hat Winery

LLC, 25 Oak Tree Hollow
Road, West Chester 19382,
$34,987, (revenue),
case #2016-09784-LN,
10/14/16.
Jezabels LLC, 4240 Pine

#16-1004118, 10/31/16.
PhiladelPhia
United Floral Service

Inc., 4700 Wisahickon
$57,622, case #06-1120202,
10/26/16.
Plaintiff: Ray Angelini Inc.,

Defendant: Park Towne Place
Associates LP, $637,754,
case #16-10M0023,
11/02/16.
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Cornerstone Concrete Inc.,

12 Edgemoor Lane, Honey
Brook 19344, $34,325, case
#FT1600451-FT, 10/13/16.
Bargain Auto Center Inc.,

509 Knorr St., Philadelphia
19111, $14,397, (revenue),
case #16-1004117,
10/31/16.
RR RReleases of
Federal Tax
Liens
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KBGH Corp., 297 E.

Swedesford Road, Wayne
19087, $157,706, (revenue),
case #2016-09783-LN,
10/14/16.
AM Electric Inc., 3111 Morse

#16-1004112, 10/31/16.
PhiladelPhia
Plaintiff: Oneida Fire
Protection, Defendant: 1623
Ridge Ave. LP, $16,580, case
#16-10M0019, 10/31/16.
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Chester Valley Learning

Center Inc., 167 Strode Ave.
No. 169, Coatesville 19320,
$12,967, case #FT1600450FT, 10/13/16.
Wilcox Early
Learningacademy LLC,
6101 Spruce St., Philadelphia
19139, $29,661, (revenue),
case #16-1004111,
10/31/16.
Marshall Ave., Langhorne

19047, consulting.
RR RMechanics
Liens
Basils USA Autobody LLC,

19143, $12,552, (revenue),
case #16-1004882,
11/04/16.
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Four Seasons Lawn

Management LLC, 200 W.
Hilltop Road, West Chester
19382, $11,112, (revenue),
case #2016-09780-LN,
10/14/16.
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Liens
Powelton Pizza LLC, 3651

Lancaster Ave., Philadelphia
19104, $13,354, (revenue),
case #16-1004110,
10/31/16.
#16-1004455, 11/02/16.
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A&E LLC/Hollywood
Tans, 191 Picket Post
Lane, Phoenixville 19460,
$18,035, (unemployment
compensation), case #201609755-LN, 10/13/16.
PhiladelPhia
FS D1611 LLC, 1881 Pleasant

View Road, Coopersburg
18036, real estate.
Veni LLC, 2904 Durham
Road, Doylestown 18902,
real estate.
Woodward Rental Properties
LLC, 2 N. State St., Newtown
18940, real estate.
Peru Partners GP LLC, 312
W. Broad St., Quakertown
18951, real estate.
332 Hortter LLC, 283
Second St. Pike Suite 110,
Southampton 18966, real
estate.
PA Rock Gym Inc., 3853 Old

Easton Road, Doylestown
18902, rock climbing gym.
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Liens
Gloria Henning, 259 W.

Valley Forge Road, King of
Prussia 19406, $105,608,
(revenue), case #201663266, 11/02/16.
Aldo Ciccotelli MD PC, 1487

Laurie Lane, Yardley 19067,
practice of medicine.
Mayalily Investments LLC,

1420 Jakes Place, Hellertown
18055, retirement investing.
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Janice Grabar, 1000

Kitchens Lane, Philadelphia
19119, $479,923, case #161020237, 11/02/16.
online eDiTion
This information is available online
for subscribers under the Subscriber
Content section at www.pbj.com.
case #2016-63264,
11/02/16.
Bisquis Enterprises LLC, 432

Hogeland Road, Southampton
18966, own or manage real
estate.
KR Zirk LLC, 23 Brooks Bend

Drive, New Hope 18938, real
estate sales & consulting.
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Inc., 2654 S. Hairhill
$11,705, case #16-1020236,
11/02/16.
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Bankruptcies ...............................52
Business firm registrations .........52
Business name registrations ......52
Court judgments ....................... 56
Federal tax liens ..........................52
High-end homes .........................57
Lawsuits filed ............................. 56
Mechanics liens ..........................52
New corporations .......................52
Real estate transactions ............ 56
Release of federal tax liens ........52
Release of state tax liens ............52
State tax liens .............................52
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Mt. Carmel Land Co. LLC,

401 Cooper Landing Road
Unit C-25, Cherry Hill 08002;
Assets, $1,800,000; Debts,
$587,228; Major Creditor,
Donald Young Trustee/Oak
Leaf Financial LLC, $250,000
(each); Attorney, Dino S.
Mantzas; case #16-31429,
11/08/16.
Delish Inc., 613 S. Seventh

$10,906, case #16-1020217,
11/02/16.
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of information taken from government
records available mainly from public
sources and documents in the cities,
counties and states that make up
metropolitan Philadelphia. Information is
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B&F Landscape Factory Inc.,

1964 N. Black Horse Pike,
Williamstown 08094; Assets,
$100,001 to $500,000;
Debts, $1,000,001 to
$10,000,000; Major Creditor,
not shown; Attorney, E.
Richard Dressel; case #1631416, 11/08/16.
William Martiner/Amy
Craig, 228 Hilltop Drive,
Southampton 18966,
$178,212, case #161020214, 10/31/16.
aBout this seCtion
Chapter 11
West Borneo, 1915 Morris

$33,517, case #16-1020213,
10/31/16.
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McMichaels Pub & Grill

LLC, 157-161 S. Burlington
St., Gloucester City 08030;
Assets, $110,000; Debts,
$311,000; Major Creditor,
First National Bank,
$290,000; Attorney, Lee
Martin Perlman; case #1631235, 11/04/16.
Blessed Pharmacy, 2445

Ridge Ave., Philadelphia
19121, $10,111, case #161020212, 10/31/16.
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Faragasso Restaurant
Group LLC, 157-161 S.
Burlington St., Gloucester
City 08030; Assets,
$160,000; Debts, $290,000;
Major Creditor, First National
Bank, $290,000; Attorney,
Lee Martin Perlman; case
#16-31233, 11/04/16.
10/31/16.
Eastside Bail Bonds LLC,

3455 Street Road, Bensalem
19020, issue bail bonds.
New Chens Kitchen LLC,
407 Mill St., Bristol 19007,
limited service asian food
restaurant.
Hampton House And Eatery
LLC, 70 E. Street Road,
Feasterville 19053, limited
service restaurant.
Sugar Hill Capital LLC,
1506 Westover Road, Yardley
19067, management.
Philadelphia Smart Pain &
Wellness PC, 11 Friends Lane
No. 101, Newtown 18940,
medical services.
KS Remodeling LLC, 31
Coral Lane, Levittown 19055,
nonclassifiable.
Peak Nutrition Services
LLC, 1299 Yale Drive, Yardley
19067, nutrition coaching
services.
Creekwood Designs LLC,
28 Centennial Ridge Drive,
Telford 18969, outdoor home
improvement services, both
landscaping and hardscaping.
Kingmakers Sports
Management LLC, 210
E. State Road, Feasterville
19053, sports management.
Tile Solutions LLC, 84 W.
Myrtle Ave., Feasterville
19053, tile contractor.
Speedmates Freight Inc.,
207 Buck Road, Holland
18966, transportation.
Promaxx Supply LLC, 327
Mill St., Bristol 19007,
wholesale and retail home
improvement material sales.
Chester County
D.V. Accounting & Tax
Services LLC, 705 Meredith
St., Kennett Square 19348,
bookkeeping and tax
preparation.
Clear Insight Consulting
LLC, 10 Raven Lane, Kennett
Square 19348, business
consulting service.
Dougherty Custom
Carpentry LLC, 913 Little
Shiloh Road, West Chester
19382, carpentry.
Vincent Ranalli Real Estate
Solutions LLC, 43 Margil
Farm Drive, Downingtown
19335, commercial real
estate.
Impact Pkg. Ltd., 565
Timber Lane, Devon 19333,
consulting to reduce cost
of manufacture and use of
packaging.
LTDDM Service LLC, 745
Franklin St., Coatesville
19320-5824, delivery
services.
Brian T. Burke DMD PC,
702 Churchill Road, Chester
Springs 19425, dentistry.
DH Mecray Classical
Landscape Design LLC, 231
Grove Road, Elverson 19520,
design or sell landscape plans.
CNC Media LLC, 14
Fairview Road, Paoli
19301, development and
management of websites.
Etopuponline.Com LLC, 737
Constitution Drive, Exton
19341, development of online
payment processing.
BPI Distributor Inc., 221
Birch St., Kennett Square
19348, distributor.
Business Finder Group LLC,
108 Applegate Drive, West
Chester 19382, franchise
business broker.
Key Capitol Strategies
LLC, 39 Salem Way, Malvern
19355, government affairs.
Man With A Backpack LLC,
303 Price St., West Chester
19382, hold intellectual
property & rights to
publications.
Jug Hollow Investors LLC,
1288 Valley Forge Road,
Phoenixville 19460, holding
company.
Donnelly Home Inspections
LLC, 2 Waterview Road Suite
L-7, West Chester 19380,
home inspections.
Unicorn Alliance Inc., 636
Sunderland Ave., Chester
Springs 19425, investment
activities.
Envision Land Use JBB LLC,
485 Devon Park Drive, Wayne
19087, land development.
Michele S. Ross LLC, 42 Elan
Lane, Wayne 19087, language
instruction.
Foresight Technologies LLC,
20 Remington Lane, Malvern
19355, managed info tech.
Miller Healthcare Solutions
LLC, P.O. Box 53, Malvern
19355, manufactures rep.
West Chester Cycle
Service & Sales LLC, 739
Downingtown Pike, West
Chester 19380, motorcycle
service and sales.
Kodari Consulting Corp.,
929 S. High St. No. 153,
West Chester 19382, online
publishing and marketing
activities.
Doe Run Capital LLC, 916
Bridle Lane, West Chester
19382, own and operate
residential rental real estate.
Intellectual CPE LLC, 1517
Francis Drive, Coatesville
19320, professional education
related to accounting or tax
or finance.
DP Partners Acquisitions V
LLC, 967 E. Swedesford Road,
Exton 19341, real estate.
Jordan Partners LLC, 196
Juniper Lane, Exton 19341,
real estate.
Benmatt Regional Venture
Inc., 234 N. Union St.,
Kennett Square 19348, real
estate.
Game Creek LLC, 100
Woodale Drive, Kennett
Square 19348, real estate.
GMB-312 West State St.
LLC, 326 W. Cedar St. Suite 3,
Kennett Square 19348, real
estate.
PSR Enterprises GP LLC, 6
Rogers Way, Malvern 19355,
real estate.
IIHS Inc., 214-D N. Everhart
Ave., West Chester 19380,
real estate.
Almoayad Group LLC, 815
Westridge Drive, Phoenixville
19460, real estate.
AS Kauffman Properties
LLC, 1860 Cambridge Road,
Honey Brook 19344, real
estate rental.
Nulane Properties LLC, 212
Irish Way, Phoenixville 19460,
rental property.
Keen Tech LLC, 619 First
Ave., Parkesburg 19365, retail
of electronic equipment.
Devine Care Inc., 162
Magnolia Drive, Phoenixville
19460, sarahcare franchise.
Philly Self Storage Of KOP
LLC, 3110 Horseshoe Trail,
Glenmoore 19343, storage
unit rentals.
Muse Technology LLC, 1094
Laurelwood Road, Pottstown
19465, technology holding
company.
First International Towing
Inc., 4 Hilldale Road, Malvern
19355, towing of automobiles
and small trucks.
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County
Jay Swaminarayan Inc., 100
W. Moreland Road, Hatboro
19040, 7-eleven store.
AWJW2 LLC, 1268 Round
Hill Road, Bryn Mawr 19010,
acquisition, financing, lease,
manage real estate.
OPS IQ LLC, 8907
Montgomery Ave., Wyndmoor
19038, admin. or systems
support for registered
investment advisors.
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KJF Management LLC, 1120
Welsh Road, North Wales
19454, investments.
Go 4 It Funds LLC, 295 Gravel

Hill Road, Huntingdon Valley
19006, asset manager.
Montco Seasonal Products

LLC, 2590 Industry Lane,
Eagleville 19403, landscaping
services.
Flexforce Solutions LLC,

2120 Keystone Drive, Hatfield
19440, business process
outsourcing consultants.
DNG Media Services LLC,

965 Brookwood Drive,
Pottstown 19464, medical
answering service.
The Candy Table LLC, 679 N.

Price St., Pottstown 19464,
candy buffets & custom favors
for events.
EMH LLC, 406 Crest Road,

Oreland 19075, medical
implant device sales.
Total Exterior Cleaning LLC,

2635 Audubon Road, Audubon
19403, cleaning business.
Sheehan Custom Painting
LLC, 810 Maple Ave., Glenside
19038, commercial &
residential painting.
806 Fayette Street Holdings

LLC, 806 Fayette St.,
Conshohocken 19428, holding
company.
Exacy HVAC LLC, 16 W.
Rambo St., Bridgeport 19405,
hvac service.
Lisa Shanghai LLC, 409
Kingwood Road, King Of
Prussia 19406, import & retail
sales.
Prosperity National
Insurance Agency LLC,
3658 Chimney Swift Drive,
Huntingdon Valley 19006,
insurance broker.
NM Capstone LLC, 1120
Welsh Road, North Wales
19454, insurance business.
Hughes Analytics LLC,
Four Tower Bridge 200 Barr
Harbor Drive Suite 400,
West Conshohocken 19428,
investment holding.
Therapy Source Staffing

LLC, 5215 Militia Hill Road,
Plymouth Meeting 19462,
provision of therapist staffing
services.
Montgomery Financial
Services LLC, 171 Corporate
Drive, Montgomeryville
18936, real estate.
Green Maple Properties
LLC, 2068 Maplewood Ave.,
Abington 19001, real estate.
224 East Broad Street LLC,
1033 Radcliff Lane, Lower
Gwynedd 19002, real estate.
RCB Realty Properties LLC,
1190 Red Barn Road, Lower
Gwynned 19002, real estate.
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Tamar Property LLC, 201

N. Presidential Blvd., Bala
Cynwyd 19004, real estate.
640 Sentry Parkway
Associates LLC, One Belmont
Ave., Bala Cynwyd 19004,
real estate.
ZMG Investments LLC, 308
Clwyd Road, Bala Cynwyd
19004, real estate.
Primevest Properties
LLC, 3452 Hillside Drive,
real estate.
Ingerman WL LLC, 837
Lafayette Road, Bryn Mawr
19010, real estate.
Renovated Luxury LLC, 29
Breyer Court, Elkins Park
19027, real estate.
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Tulip Long Term Care LLC,

120 S. Warner Road Suite
200, King Of Prussia 19406,
holding company.
Therapy Source Solutions

LLC, 5215 Militia Hill Road,
Plymouth Meeting 19462,
provide therapist staffing
services.
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CP Renovations LLC, 2058

Maple Ave. Apt. W3-7,
Hatfield 19440, general
contracting.
Fun Family Foto Booths

LLC, 1121 N. Bethlehem
Pike, Spring House 19477,
professional photography &
event entertainment services.
Go 4 It Shipping Inc., 295

Gravel Hill Road, Huntingdon
Valley 19006, freight broker.
Pre Coach LLC, 614 Arbor

Road, Cheltenham 19012,
physical training through
mobile app.
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The Brutality LLC, 515 King

St., Pottstown 19464, fitness
instruction.
The Turning Page LLC,

787 N. Lewis Road, Limerick
19468, photography services.
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LLC, 718 Hallowell Drive,
fine art and framing.
Tiger Personal Training

LLC, 605 Ballytore Road,
Wynnewood 19096, personal
training.
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SEM LLC, 1226 Oliver Road,

expense reduction analysis &
consulting.
J&T Consulting LLC,

9926 Haldeman Ave. Apt.
Calixte Logistics LLC, 7043

Dorcas St., Philadelphia
19111, delivery services.
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Simply Great Bargains

LLC, 120 Joan Drive, Trappe
19426, ecommerce.
VVS Building Maintenance

LLC, 2026 Sigel St.,
Philadelphia 19145,
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Niucreative LLC, 1402

Hampstead Court, Blue Bell
19422, digital media.
Shut Eye LLC, 907 Lombard

business consulting.
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Srjonesenterprises LLC,
202 W. Freedley, Norristown
19401, designer.
D&T Automotive Group

Inc., 6019 Baynton St.,
Philadelphia 19144,
FDS LLC, 1520 Spruce

consulting.
LE Phoenix Dance Institute

LLC, 5740 W. Jefferson St.,
Philadelphia 19131, dance
company.
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Roger Business LLC, 2019-B

W. Cheltenham Ave., Elkins
Park 19027, delivery service &
general business.
Sullivan Family Enterprise

LLC, 512 Montgomery Ave.,
Haverford 19041, travel
Salon Aura II Inc., 813

Snyder Ave., Philadelphia
19148, beauty salon.
CC Gentle Touch Cleaning

Service Inc., 3212 W. Norris
cleaning services.
Insrgnt Arts Ltd., 1543

N. 29th St., Philadelphia
19121, creative arts
services.
Jo
Santorian LLC, 11 Bala

Ave., Bala Cynwyd 19004,
corporate mgmt.
Empire Auto Collision

LLC, 2935 Chalmers Ave.,
Philadelphia 19132, auto
repair.
Cadillo Contractors &

Management LLC, 3675
Frankford Ave., Philadelphia
19134, construction or
contractor.
JSM Development
Consulting LLC, 639
Catherine St., Philadelphia
19147, consulting services.
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R&I Inc., 1503 W. Main St.,

West Norriton Township
19401, convenience store.
PhiladelPhia
Outdoor Power Equipment

Group Inc., 742 Bethlehem
Pike, Flourtown 19031,
the sale and or or repair of
outdoor power equipment.
Infinite Restoration
Solutions LLC, 314 W.
Seymour St., Philadelphia
19144, construction.
A-122, Philadelphia 19115,

consulting.
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Martelli Group LLC, 7616

Mountain Ave., Elkins Park
19027, contracting for
building maintenance and
repair.
Dreamscape International
LLC, 1141 E. Mount Pleasant
barber shop.
VS Trucking LLC, 2301

Tremont St. Unit 1401,
Philadelphia 19115, cargo
transportation.
Labi Construction LLC, 1104

Unruh Ave., Philadelphia
19111, construction.
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Arkadium Consulting Group

LLC, 349 Bradford Lane,
Lansdale 19446, consulting.
Carassius Holdings Inc., 130

W. Main St., Trappe 19426,
swim school.
Chrispy Cutzz LLC, 1608 N.

16th St. Apt. 2, Philadelphia
19121, barber shop.
CG Medical Works LLC, 1125

Ashton Road, Wynnewood
19096, writing or research
support to clinicians.
Pure Link Investments

LLC, 1229 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia 19107, buy
or sell used cars, trucks,
construction equiment.
commercial cleaning service.
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Optimize Laboratory
Consultants LLC, 104
Brunswick Place, Lansdale
19446, consulting.
Bio Surgical LLC, 301 Village

Drive, King Of Prussia 19406,
surgical equipment sales.
Blue Auto Emporium LLC,

2600 Ridge Ave., Philadelphia
19121, buy and sell cars.
Bluesun Solar LLC, 955

Horsham Road, Horsham
19014, consulting.
Calhouns Automotive
Services LLC, 9998 Frankford
automotive repair services.
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Rittenhouse Building
Group LLC, 842 Thomas
Road, Lafayette Hill 19444,
construction management.
automobile services.
Stonebridge Medical Inc.,

4110 Butler Pike Suite
106, Plymouth Meeting
19462, ventilator sales and
marketing.
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Hammer.PA LLC, 3636

Heather Road, Huntingdon
Valley 19006, construction.
related services.
BTC Group Inc., 160 N. Gulph

Road, King Of Prussia 19406,
retail cosmetics.
220 DMAX Version
Best Car Auto Group LLC,

1690 N. Broad St., Lansdale
19446, car dealership.
1 Vision Music Productions

LLC, 7910 Ronaele Drive,
Elkins Park 19027, music
production, audio recording,
songwriting & arrangement.
19001, restaurant & tavern.
Sababa Properties LLC,

8 Hansen Court, Narberth
19072, real estate.
BRZRDZ Properties LLC, 420
Roberts Ave., Conshohocken
19428, real estate.
600 Water Street LLC, 1000
Germantown Pike, Plymouth
Meeting 19462, real estate.
Construction Source Direct
LLC, 520 Manayunk Road,
Merion Station 19066, real
estate construction material
distribution.
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DCDRE LLC, 838 Black Rock

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Righters Ferry Road, Bala
Cynwyd 19004, real estate
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Juniper Court LLC, 333 E.

Lancaster Ave., Wynnewood
19096, real estate holdings.
DDHD Holdings LLC, 95 W.
Fifth Ave., Collegeville 19426,
real estate investment.
CMC Home Builders LLC,
8203 Gladstone Road,
Wyndmoor 19038, renovating
homes.
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MTL Ironworks Inc., 700
W. Tabor Road, Philadelphia
19120, design or build
welding and fabrication.
Dollar Plus Furniture Inc.,
4734 Spruce St., Philadelphia
19139, discount variety.
SV Financial Services
LLC, 4414 Riverview Lane,
Philadelphia 19129, financial
- money services.
Driftwood Media Partners
LLC, 4421 Driftwood Drive,
Philadelphia 19129, financial
publisher or newsletter.
1st Responders Fire
Smoke And Water Damage
Restoration LLC, 805
Borbeck Ave., Philadelphia
19111, fire, water & smoke

restoration.
Keily Services Inc., 6064
Loretto Ave., Philadelphia
19149, flooring services.
Nourished Life Wellness
Franchise Systems LLC, 1901
Callowhill St., Philadelphia
19130, franchising.
Florea LLC, 1118 Shelmire
freight hauling.
Ettie Kim LLC, 4055 Ridge

Ave. Apt. 8201, Philadelphia
19129, graphic design or
photography services.
Grand Win USA LLC, 111

Walnut St., Philadelphia
19106, import and export
trade.
LLC., 1706 Rittenhouse

Square, Philadelphia 19103,
investment in general partner
entity.
Grab & Go Mini Market Inc.,

4201 Germantown Ave.,
Philadelphia 19140, grocery
store.
Enlightened Minds
Tutoring LLC, 1109 Green
individualized tutoring.
ESP Group Inc., 2501

Wharton St., Philadelphia
19146, holding company.
Ashley Bassett Designs LLC,

810 N. Taylor St., Philadelphia
19130, interior design &
related matters.
RHE Enterprises LLC,

1706 Rittenhouse Square,
Philadelphia 19103,
investment in general partner
entity.
Anjay Sports Inc., 1823

Riverside Drive, Philadelphia
19154, horse racing jockey.
Mr. Liu Kitchen LLC, 123 N.

10th St., Philadelphia 19107,
full service restaurant.
RCarr Consulting LLC, 108

Rex Ave., Philadelphia 19118,
HR consulting services.
Flores Construction LLC,

2847 N. Hancock St.,
Philadelphia 19133, general
contractor.
1217 Capital Group LLC,

111 S. Independence Mall
E., Philadelphia 19106,
investment vehicle for
business and real estate.
Lannister Technologies
LLC, 1 Franklintown Blvd.
Suite 2015, Philadelphia
19103, internet technology
and mobile application
development.
PD Cleaning USA LLC, 7120

Algon Ave., Philadelphia
19111, janitorial services.
HDH Investments LLC, 1218
N. Marshall St., Philadelphia
Big Piece Enterprises
19122-4313, leasing of
residential real property.
movies production or cloths

line.
Orlyaviv Capital
Investments LLC, 1218 N.
Marshall St., Philadelphia
19122-4313, leasing of
residential real property.
Moving In Silence
Entertainment LLC, 1234 S.
music entertainment.
Sacred Paradise Spa Inc.,

614 S. Fourth St., Philadelphia
19147, licensed massage
therapist.
Power Play Interactive
LLC, 4250 Wissahickon
manufacturing or sales of
interactive tables.
Liberty Rose dba Liberty
Rose Production LLC, 4604
Ella St., Philadelphia 19120,
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8th Street News Stand LLC,

87 S. Eighth St., Philadelphia
19106, newsstand.
1400 N 28th LLC, 882 N.

real estate.
Dash Home Healthcare

LLC, 5246 Whitby Ave.,
Philadelphia 19143, nonmedical home healthcare.
1741 Tilghman Street

LLC, 2209 N. American St.,
Philadelphia 19133, real
estate.
2832-52 Rosehill Street

LLC, 800 N. Second St. Suite
230, Philadelphia 19123,
nonclassifiable.
3434 Kensington LLC, 2209

N. American St., Philadelphia
19133, real estate.
BCH Empire LLC, 3422 Tilton

nonclassifiable.
Cool Cat Apartments

LLC, 2701 E. Tioga St.,
estate.
MF - FGM LLC, 201 Rouse

Blvd., Philadelphia 19122,
own investments in aviation
matters.
2223 Mount Vernon LLC,

9115 Academy Road,
estate.
Mike Cavanaugh Painting

LLC, 9001 Ridge Ave.,
Philadelphia 19128, painting.
FatherAnd Aaron LLC, 5756

N. Camac St., Philadelphia
19141, real estate.
12212 On Page LLC, 7880

Oxford Ave., Philadelphia
19111, pepperidge farm
distributor.
Chens Investment Corp.,

19142, real estate.
703 Chestnut LLC, 703

Chestnut St., Philadelphia
19106, pizza restaurant.
Viri Smart Media Solutions
Inc., 4850 N. Front St.,
Philadelphia 19120,
production and retail of
electronic equipment.
Mainline Property
Investment Inc., 1909 Arthur
property investment.
TLM2 LLC, 6712 N. Lawrence
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Walnut St. Suite 1500,
estate.
Green Line Workspace
LLC, 4239 Baltimore Ave.,
estate.
Vintage Investment Group
LLC, 215 S. Broad St.,
estate.
PLC 17 LLC, 919 Race St.
Suite C, Philadelphia 19107,
real estate.
1403-05 N. 15th Street
LLC, 9310 Keystone St.,
estate.
Lifestyle Developers
LLC, 1929 Goodnaw St.,
estate.
Dynamic Investments LLC,
estate.
Flow Kitchen And Bath
Design Studio LLC,
estate.
Diamante Investment Group
LLC, 2830 W. Cecil B. Moore
Ave., Philadelphia 19121, real
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Coult LLC, 2146 E. Norris

St., Philadelphia 19125, real
estate.
Symphony Xie Nails And

Spa LLC, 207 S. 13th St.,
Philadelphia 19107, nail salon
& spa.
Pinnacle Pharmacy LLC,

123 Beth Drive, Philadelphia
19115, pharmacy.
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Fitler Four LLC, 1801 N.

American St., Philadelphia
19122, real estate.
Diamante Management
LLC, 2830 W. Cecil B. Moore
estate.
D&A Automobile LLC, 1315
N. 16th St., Philadelphia
19121, real estate.
Fairmount Park Estates
LLC, 1955 North 18th St.,
estate.
5601 Paschall LLC, 5601

Pasachall Ave., Philadelphia
19143, real estate.
XQB Properties LLC, 5954
Belmar Terrace, Philadelphia
19143, real estate.
FAH Vision LLC, 2100 S. 20th
estate.
12th Street LLC, 440 S. Broad
estate.
Hagana Kim LLC, 2226
Manton St., Philadelphia
19146, real estate.
BBell Real Estate LLC, 609
S. Seventh St., Philadelphia
19147, real estate.
14SP LLC, 1135 Carpenter
estate.
15SP LLC, 1135 Carpenter
estate.
Oscar Star LLC, 1216 S. 12th
estate.
LXR RS VI LLC, 305 Titan
estate.
Crosby Realty 1 LLC, 2523 S.
Alder St., Philadelphia 19148,
real estate.
Crosby Realty 2 LLC, 2523 S.
Alder St., Philadelphia 19148,
real estate.
4326 Wayne Avenue
LLC, 2739 S. Marshall St.,
estate.
3530 Grant LLC, 1348 Castle
estate.
Joyful Investment LLC, 2846
St. Vincent St., Philadelphia
19149, real estate.
76th LLC, 8001 Castor Ave.,
estate.
Zahava Herroni LLC, 2414
Rhawn St., Philadelphia
19152, real estate.
EC & Sons Investments
LLC, 2914 N. Eighth St.,
estate and auto investments.
2031 Gerritt Street LLC,
951 E. Passyunk Ave.,
estate investment.
231 Gerritt Street LLC, 951
E. Passyunk Ave., Philadelphia
19147, real estate
investment.
Pendulum Group LLC, 1437
S. 47th St., Philadelphia
19143, real estate,
community development and
security.
Shattered Orb Records
LLC, 923 S. St. Bernard,
Philadelphia 19143, record
label.
Gorillaheads L.L.C, 707 N.
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ARJ Remodeling LLC, 8810
Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia
19115, remodeling.
1641 Fitzwater LLC, 770 S.
renovations & construction.
Hudson Auto Tags And Real
Estate LLC, 1439 N. 59th St.,
Philadelphia 19151, rent, buy
and sell property, also work
with penn dot issuing tags.
Estland LLC, 445 Jeans
residential construction.
Wister Byob LLC, 26 N. Third
restaurant.
Dolce Pizza And Restaurant
LLC., 1619 Grant Ave.,
Philadelphia 19115,
restaurant.
Silver Fork LLC, 429 South
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6 Myers ID 01-012-129-012,
$912,500.
chester county
Andrews Bridge Associates
LP to 1085 BWR LLC, 908
Old Fern Hill Road, West
Chester 19380; 1085 Andrew
605 Evesham Road LLC

and KJB Associates LLC
to Evesham Medical LLC,
534 Locust Lane, Orange
06477; 1605 E. Evesham
Road, Voorhees 08043,
Block 149.03 Lot 6 Voorhees
Township, $2,850,000.
Reis Levin Partnership
to Brooklawn Associates
LLC, 6587 Delilah Road, Egg
Harbor Township 08234; 1
Old Salem Road, Brooklawn
08030, Block 126 Lot 1
Borough of Brooklawn,
$625,000.
Elaine Branigan and Ronald
Giglio to The Whitman 5
LLC, 300 Crest Ave., Haddon
Heights 08035; 11 Chadwick
Ave., Bellmawr 08031, Block
Bizzare Foods dba Trooper

Foods vs. Little People
Little Stars LLC, $12,053,
plaintiff, case #16-0803171,
11/01/16.
School District Of
Philadelphia vs. 342 Green
Ln. Associates LLC, $60,772,
11/04/16.
Rasik Patel vs. Shree At

Philly Downtown LLC dba
Burgerfi and Mayank Amin,
$210,969, plaintiff, case #160803661, 11/01/16.
School District Of
Philadelphia vs. MK Group
I Ltd./MK Limited Group I
Ltd., $155,362, plaintiff, case
#06-1002768, 11/04/16.
Imagefirst of California LLC

vs. Surgery Center of Irvine
LP, 10 Post Road, Torrance,
Calif. 92618, $14,455,
11/04/16.
Fedex Techconnect Inc.

vs. EU Glass Inc., $22,121,
11/01/16.
School District Of
Philadelphia vs. Quorum
Corp., $37,035, plaintiff, case
#06-1003001, 11/04/16.
Posel Enterprises vs.

Cardiovascular Medical
Associates PC/Kenneth
Rosenberg, $298,139,
11/01/16.
City Of Philadelphia vs.

Bioway America Inc.,
$14,250, plaintiff, case #110501122, 11/04/16.

Paris & Good Roofing Co.,
$40,583, plaintiff, case #111004361, 11/02/16.
Sysco Philadelphia LLC vs.

Shanks Philly LLC, $28,378,
11/04/16.
City Of Philadelphia vs. Fox

Street Realty LLC, $31,503,
10/12/16.
Manufacturers And
Traders Trust Co. vs.
ACMS Investments LLC/
Scott Browning, $81,853,
11/02/16.
Lucky Garden Condominium

Association vs. Lucky
Garden Development LLC/
Lucky Place Development
LLC, $22,034, plaintiff, case
#16-0801262, 11/04/16.
City Of Philadelphia vs. DG

Development LLC, $30,974,
10/12/16.
Paul Boehringer vs. Property

Management Concepts Inc.,
$23,821, plaintiff, case #160800452, 11/02/16.
PhiladelPhia
Discoveryworks Legal Inc.,
$2,098,560, plaintiff, case
#11-0201146, 10/04/16.

Newark Newsstand Inc.,
$13,475, plaintiff, case #111001550, 10/13/16.
City Of Philadelphia
vs. Grubb & Ellis Realty
Investors LLC, $17,789,
10/20/16.
React Environmental
Services Inc., $11,818,
10/24/16.
vs. Art Department For
Commercials Music Videos
Etc., $29,723, plaintiff, case
#10-0800668, 10/25/16.
Spider Kellys On Locust
Ltd., $166,427, plaintiff, case
#11-1003939, 10/28/16.
City Of Philadelphia vs. Palm
Tree Market Inc., $28,936,
10/28/16.
Superior Scaffold Services
Inc. vs. Gregory Stanislaus/
Pelican Construction
Management Co. LLC,
$58,890, plaintiff, case #160701851, 10/28/16.
Nicholas Ditullio vs. Syrena
Collision Center Inc.,
$50,233, plaintiff, case #141101133, 10/31/16.
Tina Hands vs. 11th Street
Auto Sales LLC dba 11th
Street Auto, $25,138,
10/31/16.
Drew Salaman vs. LightParker Furniture Co.,
$33,880, plaintiff, case #161004199, 10/31/16.
Fast Advance Funding LLC
vs. Tristate Laboratory
Philadelphia Federal Credit

Union vs. MJD Properties
#16-1004597, 11/02/16.
Union vs. BMSS Holdings
#16-1004598, 11/02/16.
Union vs. Metro Filing
11/02/16.
City Of Philadelphia vs. Diaz
Brothers Contractors Inc.,
$42,246, plaintiff, case #110302677, 11/03/16.
Lifetime Bathtub Enclosures
Inc., $33,368, plaintiff, case
#11-0801765, 11/03/16.
Miller Charles vs. Team
Clean Inc., $163,024,
11/03/16.
Osvaldo Cruz vs. Great
Service Solutions LLC,
$175,000, plaintiff, case #150702114, 11/03/16.
Thackray Crane Rental Inc.
vs. DDM Steel Services Inc./
DDM Steel Construction
#16-0900499, 11/03/16.
Bucks County Bank vs.
Powelton Enterprises Inc./
Cristian Cocuzza, $265,070,
11/03/16.
Doris Watkins/Center City
Personnel Inc., $254,779,
11/04/16.
Control Aire Mechanical
Inc./Nicholas Frederick,
$119,127, plaintiff, case #010404082, 11/04/16.
Delaware Valley Regional

Economic Development
Fund vs. Geotraffic Network
#16-1004880, 11/04/16.
RR RLawsuits
Filed
chester county
JR Balsan Inc. dba Johnstone

Supply vs. Duncan Telcom
Inc., debt collection, case
#2016-09880-CT, 10/17/16.
Richard Crouse vs. Wiggins
Auto Tags Inc., case #201609898-MJ, 10/18/16.
De Lage Landen Financial
Services Inc. vs. TLB
Contracting LLC/Corey
Boshart, debt collection, case
#2016-09902-CT, 10/18/16.
Jaylan Burgos/Renee
Whitehead vs. Community
Youth & Womens Alliance Inc./
Alicia Zedka, case #201609919-TT, 10/18/16.
Suzanne Vargo-Cakmur vs.
470 Manor Operating LLC
dba St. Martha Center/Center
Management Group LLC/
Catholic Health Services
LLC, case #2016-09923-MJ,
10/18/16.
MontgoMery
county
Heatherlynn Shapiro vs.
Wegmans Food Markets
Inc., case #2016-26074,
10/31/16.
Cooper Electric Supply
Co. vs. Hard Hat Services
LLC, case #2016-26110,
10/31/16.
Sandra McCrae vs. Park
Run Management Co., case
#2016-26119, 10/31/16.
Ali Sean Rahamut vs.
Independence One Financial
Services Inc., case #201626132, 10/31/16.
Modern Motors Inc. vs. Kelly
Motorcars LLC, case #201626142, 11/01/16.
Allan Myers LP vs. NVC
Inc., case #2016-26153,
11/01/16.
Don Zajick vs. The Gigliotti
Group Inc., summons, case
#2016-26156, 11/01/16.
Gerald Marcucci vs. Home
Builders Association of
Bucks and Montgomery
Counties Inc., case #201626191, 11/01/16.
Ji Hee Park vs. Agency
Insurance Co., case #201626193, 11/01/16.
866 Associates LP vs.
Duffield Associates Inc., case
#2016-26249, 11/02/16.
Jacob Adams vs. Sunny
Cigarettes & Cigars Inc., case
#2016-26279, 11/02/16.
Margaret Fotusky vs.

West Chester University
of Pennsylvania/Student
Services Inc., Sykes Student
Union No. 259, premises
liability, case #2016-09751TT, 10/13/16.

Services Inc. vs. Blue Beverage
Group Inc., debt collection,
case #2016-09768-CT,
10/13/16.
Eileen Pennock vs. Kennett
Consolidated School District,
premises liability, case #201609769-TT, 10/13/16.
Services Inc. vs. Walfred
Associates, debt collection,
case #2016-09824-CT,
10/14/16.
Services Inc. vs. Chabad
Lubavitch of Plainview Inc.,
other contract, case #201609833-CT, 10/14/16.
Services Inc. vs. Anthony
J. Palumbo Physician PC/
Anthony J. Palumbo, debt
collection, case #201609853-CT, 10/14/16.
Services Inc. vs. Spine
Institute of New Jersey PC
dba Ology & Rehabilitation
Center LLC/David Harris, debt
collection, case #201609856-CT, 10/14/16.
Charlotte Weinreich-Leone vs.
Young Mens Christian Assoc.
of Greater Brandywine dba
Brandywine YMCA, premises
liability, case #2016-09872-
Jonathan Lausell vs.

Starbucks Coffee Co., case
#2016-26280, 11/02/16.
TH Properties LP vs. NVR
Inc., case #2016-26312,
11/02/16.
Tech Data Corp. vs. Quatro
Systems Inc., case #201626383, 11/03/16.
se
lu
Philmont Prop Management

LP to Guleria Property
Management LLC, 5
Whitesell Lane, Newtown
18940; 105 Philmont Ave.,
Newtown 18940, ID 21-013003, $2,600,677.
caMden county
Eagle Plaza Associates LLC
to HCP III Eagle LLC, 100
Constitutional Plaza Seventh
Floor, Hartford, Conn. 06103;
700 Haddonfield-Berlin Road,
Voorhees 08043, Block 160
Lot 1 Voorhees Township,
$34,200,000.
School District Of
Philadelphia vs. FC
Quatermaster Assoc. LP,
$307,688, plaintiff, case #061002315, 11/04/16.
Melissa Llewellyn and

Mahdi Alston vs. Air Done
Right, contracts, case #161004120, 10/31/16.
cia
er
Bucks county
Emir Johnson vs. Its A Small

World Daycare & Preschool,
$50,000, plaintiff, case #160200831, 11/01/16.
10/28/16.
JR Balsan Inc. dba Johnstone

Supply vs. National Equipment
Controls LLC, debt collection,
case #2016-09879-CT,
10/17/16.
RR RCommercial
Real Este
Transactions
Bruce R. Schmidt and

Nancy E. Rocheleau to
8615 Germantown Ave.
LP, 7715 Crittenden St. No.
301, Philadelphia 19118;
Philadelphia 19118, ID 882809700, $500,000.
School District Of
Philadelphia vs. Chestnut
Investment Associates LLC,
$22,121, plaintiff, case #061001903, 11/04/16.
TT, 10/17/16.
om
Gearhead Logistics LLC,

4455 Ernie Davis Drive,
Philadelphia 19154, trucking
services.
PDL Investment LLC to Lam

Lam LLC, 1014 S. Ninth St.,
Philadelphia 19147; 1302
South St., Philadelphia 19147,
ID 87-1-0476-50, $685,000.
Cydney Hill vs. Philadelphia

Housing Authority, $39,188,
11/01/16.
c
or
Steves Delivery Service

LLC, 6180 Newtown
transportation - cargo - car.
City Of Philadelphia vs. 5359

Oxford Ave. Inc./Officer
Cervellero, $200,194,
11/04/16.
tf
Noor Express LLC, 427

Jeanes St., Philadelphia
19116, transportation.
Bruce R. Schmidt and

Nancy E. Rocheleau to 8617
Germantown Ave. LP, 7715
Crittenden St., Philadelphia
19118; 8617 Germantown
Ave., Philadelphia 19118, ID
88-2809800, $700,000.

Baker Funeral Home Ltd./
Vincent Baker, $264,626,
11/01/16.
No
Marvel Towing LLC, 2636

S. 80th St., Philadelphia
19153, towing and storage of
vehicles.

Davis Lamp & Shade Inc./
Michael Davis, $792,205,
11/04/16.
ls
LLK Staffing LLC, 736 Snyder

temporary employment.
Nikki Lang to Windsor

Enterprises LLC, P.O. Box
755, Edgemont 19028; 630
N. Second St., Philadelphia
19123, ID 87159400,
$740,000.
Complete Business
Solutions Group Inc. vs. Big
State Supply LLC/Roy Ebarb,
$54,967, plaintiff, case #161004237, 10/31/16.
na
Yun Yun Tailor LLC, 525

Wharton St., Philadelphia
19147, tailoring.
PIDC Financing Corp.

to 2100 Hornig Road
Associates LP, 2100 Hornig
Road, Philadelphia 19116, ID
88-4233810, $1,750,000.
Imagefirst of California
LLC vs. Huntington
Beach Surgical Arts LLC/
Huntgington Beach Surgical
Arts, 15581 Brookhurst St.,
Westminster, Calif. 92683,
$14,125, plaintiff, case
#2016-21055, 11/04/16.

Tammys Glorious Foods
Inc./Louis Blankfield,
$57,104, plaintiff, case #060800270, 11/04/16.
ur
Woodraven LLC, 1918 S.

Juniper St., Philadelphia
19148, strategy operations
project mgmt.
PhiladelPhia
MontgoMery
county
Santander Bank NA fka

Sovereign Bank NA vs. Besco
Shippers Inc., $12,769,
10/31/16.
Jo
U - Save Gutters & Services

Inc., 4763 Whitaker Ave.,
Philadelphia 19120, services
& maintenance.
Michael A. and Elaine C.

Depaul to 364 Crooke Lane
LLC, 364 Crooked Lane, King
of Prussia 19406, Upper
Merion ID 58-00-04795-007, $910,000.
Margit Julicher vs. Mat

Site Management LLC,
3828 Kennet Pike No. 201,
Greenville, Del. 19807,
#2016-09927-JD, 10/18/16.
vs. Discount Harry Inc.,
$57,763, plaintiff, case #060502324, 11/04/16.
ss
Itech Help For You LLC,

2345 E. Ann St., Philadelphia
19134, sales of cellular
devices and repairs.
Peggy Ann P. Losascio aka

Peggy Savery to David
Matus, 367 N. Easton Road,
Glenside 19038; 49-51 E.
Lancaster Ave., Ardmore
19003, Lot 1 Lower Merion
ID 40-00-31024-00-4,
$975,000.
PR Exton Square Property LP

vs. Red Star Craft House LLC/
Harvest Moorestown LLC/
Harvest Chads Ford LLC et al.,
260 Exton Square Parkway,
Exton 19341, $103,374,
plaintiff, case #2016-09899JD, 10/18/16.
Lifeline Technologies,
$37,370, plaintiff, case #060303003, 11/04/16.
Complete Business
Solutions Group Inc. vs.
Royal Golf Group LLC/
John Weiss, $287,285,
10/31/16.
ine
Maestro Construction
LLC, 2836 E. Thompson St.,
Philadelphia 19134, roofing
or repairs.
MontgoMery
county
Wilmington Savings Fund

Society FSB vs. John R.
Anthony/Barbara A. Anthony,
1391 Landmark Court, Fort
Myers, Fla. 33919, $67,524,
plaintiff, case #2016-09834JD, 10/14/16.
10/31/16.
s
Bu
ty
Variedades Party Center

Inc., 5017 N. Fifth St.,
Philadelphia 19120, retail
sales of accessories.
LV Realty Inc. vs. Ahmed

Gamal, 12059 E. 33rd
St., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234,
#2016-09764-JD, 10/13/16.
Ci
Style Schizo LLC, 7601

Crittenden St., Philadelphia
19118, retail sales.
Radiance Partners LP
and Radiance Real Estate
Inc. to Spire Real Estate
Development LLC, 28 S.
Waterloo Road Suite 101,
Devon 19333; 1057 Lancaster
Ave. , Berwyn 19312,
Tredyffrin Lot 43-10L-37,
$625,000.
chester county
Tubby Robot LLC, 136 Carson

St., Philadelphia 19127, retail
ice cream production and sale.
Paul S. Jaworski to
Kimberton Properties LLC,
183 Bridge St., Phoenixville
19460; 175 Bridge St.
, Phoenixville 19460,
Phoenixville Borough Lot
Northerly Side Of Bridge
Street 15-9-166, $625,000.
RR RCourt
Judgments
ica
Fabri Deli Market Inc., 2963

D St., Philadelphia 19145,
retail grocery store.
Skelp Level Associates LP

and Skelp Level Associates
LLC to Micken Family
Enterprises LLC, P.O. Box
460, Downingtown 19335;
S. Chestnut St./Skelp Level
Road, Downingtown 19335,
East Caln Township Lot/Unit
1 East Caln Business Park
Condo 40-4-14.1 East Caln
Township Lot/Unit 2 East
Caln Business Park Condo
40-4-14.2 East Caln Township
Lot/Unit 3 East Caln Business
Park Condo 40-4-14.3 East
Caln Township Lot/Unit 4 East
Caln, $1,726,350.
137 Lots 34 and 35 Borough

of Bellmawr, $427,000.
er
Am
The Front LLC, 8500

Henry Ave. Suite 45 No. 13,
Philadelphia 19128, retail
grocery store.
Drive , West Chester 19380,

West Goshen Lot/Unit 1 West
Goshen Business Park 52-397.4, $5,150,000.
James Collins vs. Spring

Mill Fire Co. #1, case #201626401, 11/03/16.
Miller Flooring vs. Rose Tree

Media School District, case
#2016-26405, 11/04/16.
State Farm Mutual
Automobile Insurance
Co. vs. Porsche of
Conshohocken, case #201626419, 11/04/16.
Philip Gegenheimer
vs. Temple Housing
Alternatives LP, case #201626469, 11/04/16.
Eric J. Neumeister vs.
Springhouse Farms Inc.,
summons, case #201626495, 11/04/16.
Louis C. Gerlette vs. Bart
Golf Club Inc., case #201626505, 11/04/16.
PhiladelPhia
Schuylkill Paddlers Inc. vs.
Innovative Marine Solutions
LLC, contracts, case #161004088, 10/28/16.
Paschall Phase I LP/Paschall
Phase II LP vs. Daniel J.
Keating Construction Co.
LLC, construction contract,
case #16-1004091,
Karen Johnson/James
Johnson/Jameka Johnson/
Jamietta Johnson vs.
Gregory Burrell/Terry
Funeral Home Inc., personal
injury, case #16-1004147,
10/31/16.
Gene and Linda Costill vs.
FCA US LLC, contracts, case
#16-1004148, 10/31/16.
Trevor Roye vs. FCA US
Alan Johnson vs. FCA US
Thomas Halfpenny vs.
Kevin Dent/Environmental
Design Connexion,
construction contract, case
#16-1004184, 10/31/16.

11/01/16.
David and Shanthi
Shreekumar vs. Dave Hanly
Inc., personal injury, case
#16-1004334, 11/01/16.
Green Horizon LLC vs. H&C
40th 327 LLC, construction
contract, case #16-1004335,
11/01/16.
Green Horizon LLC vs. 319
Preston LLC, construction
contract, case #16-1004336,
11/01/16.
Green Horizon LLC
vs. Chester 4128 LLC,
#16-1004337, 11/01/16.
Green Horizon LLC
vs. Chester 4130 LLC,
#16-1004338, 11/01/16.
FedCx Techconnect Inc.
vs. EuUGlass Inc., certified/
exemplified judgment, case
#16-1004343, 11/01/16.
Henkel-Harris Co. Inc. vs.

Light-Parker Furniture
Co, certified/exemplified
judgment, case #161004199, 10/31/16.
Hibu Inc. vs. Nicholas Vita/

Ace Garage Door Service
And Repair LLC, certified/
exemplified judgment, case
#16-1004357, 11/01/16.
Roland Ellingsworth c/o

Antonia Ellingsworth vs.
The Ridge At Whitemarsh
Health And Rehabilitation/
Andorra Woods Healthcare
Center/Resthaven Nursing
Center (Whitemarsh) Inc.,
malpractice-medical, case
#16-1004203, 10/31/16.
Broad And Washington

Genpar Inc. vs. John Usdan/
Midwood Investment &
Development/Midwood
ID Holdings LLC/Midwood
Management Corp., business
tort, case #16-1004411,
11/01/16.
Rachael Bowens vs.

Pro-Ventures Phila LLC/
Columbus Property
Management &
Development Inc., personal
10/31/16.
Kristen Tomassetti vs.
Gerald Curran/Currans
Irish Inn Inc., dram shop,
case #16-1004213,
10/31/16.
Walter Dockery vs. V.F.
Corp. dba Timberland et al.,
personal injury, case #161004233, 10/31/16.
City Of Philadelphia vs. Last
Call Operating Co. 1 Inc.,
equity-no real estate, case
#16-1004255, 10/31/16.
New Heaven Chinese
Restaurant Inc., equity-no
real estate, case #161004256, 10/31/16.
Revati Belldevji Maharaj
LLC, equity-no real estate,
case #16-1004257,
10/31/16.
City Of Philadelphia vs. CVS
Caremark Inc., equity-no
real estate, case #161004258, 10/31/16.
Toronto Street Properties
LLC vs. Briggman Housing
& Development Co. LLC,
#16-1004291, 10/31/16.
Jose and Consuelo Lozano
vs. Besser Co., product
liability, case #16-1004326,
10/31/16.
Mantua 39th & Aspen Street
Community Organization,
real estate tax lien, case #1610T0734, 10/31/16.
5103 Pentridge Land Trust,
Smedley Street Realty LLC,
City Of Philadelphia vs. Ira
S. Davis Storage Co. Inc.,
Bona-fide #1 LLC, real estate
tax lien, case #16-10T0757,
10/31/16.
Harambee Inc., real estate
10/31/16.
Anne Krasevic vs. FCA US
Adrienne Wilson vs. Pablo
Maximo/Castor Avenue
Market LLC, personal
Linda Conroy vs. Nazareth

Hospital, contracts, case
#16-1004420, 11/01/16.
Casey Celious and Geri
Clement vs. Archdiocese
Of Philadelphia/Bishop
McDevitt High School,
personal injury, case #161004468, 11/01/16.
Master Street Housing
Partnership LP, real estate
11/01/16.
Destiny Ventures LLC, real
estate tax lien, case #1610T0769, 11/01/16.
Just My Size LLC, real estate
11/01/16.
M&B Muffler Auto Repair
Service, city business tax
case, case #16-1004473,
11/02/16.
Madeline Murphy vs. United
Services Auto Association,
contracts, case #161004518, 11/02/16.
Beacon Of Arch Street LLC
vs. Glenn Hing/Blair Adler/
Hing Cheng PC, malpracticelegal, case #16-1004526,
11/02/16.
Bealiger Inc. dba Transit
Of Venus vs. David Silva/
Wishing Tree Records
Groups LLC, contracts, case
#16-1004539, 11/02/16.
Ahmed Ismail/Lisa Burrow
vs. Volvo Group North
America Inc./Nuss Truck
And Equipment, product
11/02/16.
Jason Carter vs. Homart
Real Estate Inc., personal
11/02/16.
Andrzej Gull vs. Gull
Arthur/Xtreme Auto
Collision LLC, dispute-sale of
business or assets, case #161004564, 11/02/16.
Tacira Davis vs. Susan
Kring/1245 Church Road
Operations LLC/Einstein
Community Health
Associates Inc./Einstein
Practice Plan Inc. et al.,
#16-1004595, 11/02/16.
CB AB LLC, real estate tax
lien, case #16-10T0806,
11/02/16.
Frederick and Jacqueline
Jackson vs. Intech
Construction, personal
11/03/16.
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Joseph Savini vs. William
Hozack/Rothman Institute/
Thomas Jefferson
University Hospital Inc.,
#16-1004690, 11/03/16.
Dennis and Brenda Urban
vs. Zimmer Biomet/Zimmer
Holdings Inc./ZimmerRandall Associates Inc./
Zimmer Keystone, product
11/03/16.
Amy Litzburg vs. Midland
Funding LLC/Midland
Credit Management Inc./
Encore Capital Group Inc.,
contracts, case #16-1004696,
11/03/16.
Gina Ferrari vs. The
TJX Companies Inc./
Homegoods, personal
11/03/16.
Suzanne Moran to Stanley T.

Raatz, 520 Waterview Place,
New Hope 18938, Unit 520
Waterview Condo ID 27-009011-520, $1,150,000.
Jonathan B. and Carol V.
Hitchcock to Clint A. Deibert
And Rashmi Roy, 16 Hibbs
Lane, New Hope 18938, Lot
46 Brownsburg Estates ID 47007-027-051, $1,042,500.
John E. and Lynn Y.
Carlson to Jason T. Ralph
And Reagan A. McClain,
3385 Westminster Lane,
Doylestown 18902, Lot 41
Buckingham Chase ID 06-028030, $1,025,000.
Larry and Noemi Burak to

Jason Vizirov And Renata
Milman, 191 Livery Drive,
Southampton 18966, Lot
103 Northampton Hunt ID
31-073-181, $708,000.
Daniel J. and Kathleen
Stretz to David E. Elkins And
Christine E. Brunelli, 90 New
Road, Churchville 18966, Lot
1 Green Valley N. ID 31-015012-001, $700,000.
Toll PA II LP to Sanjay A.
And Dipa S. Modi, 8 Daulton
St., Newtown 18940, Lot 4
Reserve at Makefield ID 29007-004-004, $791,239.
Richard A. and Carol

Banholzer to Jason P.
Himmelberger And Colleen
Florentino, 7056 Ferry
Road, New Hope 18938, Lot
2 Mook ID 34-018-157-004,
$785,000.
Toll PA XVII LP to Demetrios
And Rubena Papakirk, 1312
Memorial Drive, Warwick
18974, Lot 7 Woodlands at
Warwick ID 51-003-152,
$767,861.
Toll PA XIII LP to Dennis

J. and Sharon Ann Snyder
Scott and Jill S. Berger

to Justin M. And Alison
Rose, 4715 Redeux Court,
Oaks at Buckingham ID 06062-202, $700,000.
George W. Jr. and Judith
R. Minner to Aniruddha
Ajit Potnis And Maghana
Aniruddha Potnis, 3332
Lancashire Road, Furlong
18925, Lot 76 Devonshire
Estates ID 06-068-019,
$680,000.
Alan and Golda Steier to

Ryan And Kathleen Heinig,
37 Brinker Drive, Doylestown
18901, Lot 93 Doylestown
Knoll ID 09-066-080,
$640,000.
Robert D. and Sandra M.

Quinn to Leonard M. And
Christy L. Lazzarino, 535
River Road, Yardley 19067;
535 River Road/River Road,
Yardley 19067, ID 20-053053/20-053-067, $680,000.
John Lynch And Jayne

Hornung to Richard J. And
Dagmar K. Kuzman, 2166
Aquetong Road, New Hope
18938, Lot 2 ID 41-036024, $550,000.
Stephen K. and Maureen B.

Chadwick to Daniel E. And
Kimberly Ann Kline, 226
Windsor Way, Doylestown
Crossing ID 09-059-039,
$584,500.
Timothy J. Rody and Nancy

F. Slaven-Rody to Elmar
Freyr Vidisson And Adrea
Thorey Magnusdottir, 4720
Cheshire Road, Doylestown
18902, Lot 100 Fox Hunt
$550,000.
Terry L. Schneider And Ellen

G. Chang to Timothy Wilson
And Michele Ruch, 1027
Victory Drive, Morrisville
19067, Lot 43 Afton Chase ID
20-037-241, $572,500.
James M. Revie And Susan

A. Powell to William G. And
Marta R. Kiesling, 388 River
Road, Pipersville 18947, ID
44-022-165/44-024-004,
$625,000.
Anup Marda to Matthew

Shreve And Colleen Michelle
Collier, 210 Daulton Court,
Langhorne 19047, Lot 4 Core
Creek Reserve ID 22-021028-003, $570,000.
Newtown Yardley
Investment LP to James
M. And Susan C. Bailey, 76
David Drive, Newtown 18940,
Lot 54 Walden Square ID 29010-052-066, $619,900.
HSBC Bank USA NA Trust to
Nicole Armond, 701 W. Broad
St. Suite 200, Bethlehem
18018; 1724 Lookaway
Court, New Hope 18938, Lot
1 Hawk Farm ID 06-018-042002, $614,000.
Alexander and Greta A.
Krupetsky to Zaheer A. And
Alia Jafry, 35 Purdue Drive,
Richboro 18954, Lot 161
Tanner Estates ID 31-012208, $610,000.
Newtown Yardley
Investment LP to
Venkatachalam Manickam
And Hemavathy
Muthusamy, 77 David Drive,
Douglas Greene And

Markey Barbara D. Markey
to Timothy P. And Susan
D. Markey, 15 Liberty St.,
Newtown 18940, ID 28-002147, $600,000.
Michael R. Fowler Revocable

Trust to Suzanne Moran,
5861 Hickory Hollow Lane,
Doylestown 18902, Unit 18
Carriage Homes at Stone
Ridge Condo ID 06-015-021018, $575,000.
Paul A. and Jan E. Shaw to

Melissa L. Boyle And James
R. Benson, 2202 Yardley
Road, Yardley 19067, ID 20040-096, $630,000.
Philip A. Jr. and Maryann

Valentino to Scott And
Linda OBrien, 1064
Temperance Lane, Richboro
18954, Lot 2 ID 31-005100-008, $565,000.
Flowers Field Assoc. LP to
Amine Ouazzani Chahdi
And Caroline Morissette,
1847 Wildflower Lane,
Yardley 19067, Lot 22
Flowers Field at Edgewood
ID 20-012-004-023,
$554,510.
Brian S. and Monica L. Park

to Sheryl Sitman And Dror
Gliksman, 624 Kirkwood
38 North Pointe ID 41-027347, $580,000.
se
lu
Lennar OHB LLC to John A.

and Gertrude M. Breuer,
69 Creekview Lane, Yardley
19067, Unit 22 Yardley
Walk ID 54-001-032-023,
$762,880.
Chris H. and Heather E.

Lennon to BZV Ent. Corp.,
17 Pheasant Run Road, New
Hope 18938, Lot 8 Meadow
Wood ID 47-007-046-008,
$700,000.
Martial T. Belinsky to Eric

Jaffe And Jamie OBrien,
990 Yorkshire Drive, Yardley
19067, Lot 4 Smith/Titus ID
20-037-269, $645,000.
1638 Fairfield Road, Yardley

19067, Lot 41 Fairfield
Farmview Village ID 20-007093, $565,000.
Linda And Christopher

Defonce to Ira Thomas
Greene Jr. And Wendy Lynn
Darling, 3547 High Gate Ave.,
Warrington 18976, Lot 92
Lapio Plan ID 50-048-227 ,
$600,000.
Steven and Kimberly

Tirendi to Samip And Hina
Thaker, 114 Pine Lane,
Yardley 19067; 114 Pine Lane
E., Yardley 19067, Lot 10
Wilshire Glen ID 20-020-245,
$584,000.
cia
er
Toll PA II LP to He Qiu And

Nanjie Liu, 20 Daulton St.,
Newtown 18940, Lot 10
Reserve at Makefield ID 29-
Joseph F. and Charlotte

S. Loeffler to Serkan and
Hilary L. Uluturk/Karen
Cloonan, 208 W. Fairview
Ave., Langhorne 19047, ID
19-004-095, $649,900.
Peter WD and Nancy C.

Broadbent to Paul R. And
Megan F. Defeo, 2128 S.
Sugan Road, New Hope
18938; 368 Sugan Road, New
Hope 18938, Lot 2 ID 41036-029-002, $1,008,900.
Emanuel Kosacci/Rafael
Kosacci/Tatiana Kosacci to
Aleksey Orlov And Evelyn
Sowirko, 20 Aspen Drive,
Warminster 18974, Lot 10
Sunny Meadows ID 31-010002-007, $715,000.
Sirva Relocation Property
LLC to Gregory M. Leiter
And Jeanine A. Graham,
2190 Glenridge Road, Furlong
18925, Lot 42 Windsor Square
ID 06-038-033, $715,000.
Thomas J. and Anna

Steffe to Keith Yantes And
Kimberly Gozum, 1709
Grandview Drive, Newtown
18940, Lot 91 Dolington
$867,000.
Weichert Workforce
Mobility Inc. to Jason
John And Bethany Rose
Capolarella, 142 Jericho
Valley Drive, Newtown 18940,
Lot 31 Jericho Valley ID 53007-043, $816,000.
Edward D. And Nichole B.

Silver to Edward J. Jr. And
Bethany Oneill, 2024 Cedar
Drive, Warrington 18976, Lot
3 Walter Bass ID 51-003-009003, $724,575.
om
Nichole Everly vs. Days Inn,

personal injury, case #L-374816, 10/17/16.
William F. and Bonnie J.

McPhaden Revocable Trust
to John D. And Allyson E.
Storey, 405 E. Centre Ave.,
Newtown 18940; 405 Centre
Ave., Newtown 18940, Unit
23 Newtown Station Condo ID
28-005-087-023, $870,000.
William R. And Heather

M. Rookstool to James
And Jane-Linn Citro, 27
Bittersweet Drive, Doylestown
18901, Lot 22 Doylestown Lea
ID 09-059-129, $663,750.
Jared Borowik And Leah

Waldman to Robert J. Moy
Jr., 119 Beaumont Drive,
Woodhill Farms ID 47-009011-017, $655,000.
c
or
Hudson Marine
Management Services Inc.
vs. Coopers Square Urban
Renewal Venture LLC/FTB
Equities Urban Renewal
LLC/FTB Operations LLC,
tenancy, case #L-3722-16,
10/13/16.
Brenden E. and Kathleen

M. Brett to Ronald J. And
Cheryl F. Eicholtz, 222
Aqueduct Road, Washington
Crossing 18977, Lot 32 ID 47020-110-005, $875,000.
James S. Roach to David

And Roxanne Caccavo, 5
Shelley Drive, Massapequa,
N.Y. 11758; Gallows Hill
Road, Kintnersville 18930,
Lot 1 Plan of William & Hollis
H. Fuss ID 30-001-007,
$607,900.
Scott Brown to Cheryl

Hudson, 1166 Shannon Road,
Woodhill Farms ID 47-007068, $675,000.
Nicole Armond to Good

As New Ventures LLC,
701 W. Broad St. Suite 200,
Bethlehem 18018; 1724
Lookaway Court, New Hope
18938, Lot 1 Hawk Farm ID
06-018-042-002, $725,000.
tf
Bruce G. Hurdle vs. Comcast

Corp./Ron Waterfall,
employment, case #L-372116, 10/13/16.
K. Hovnanian Doylestown
LLC to Donald Crisler And
Lynda Forbes, 4 Greenway
Drive, Doylestown 18901, Lot
25 Doylestown Greene ID 09004-083-025, $875,000.

Walden Square ID 29-010052-046, $609,000.
NVR Inc./NV Homes to

Xuan Ding And Yan Liu,
2504 Cindy Lane, Warrington
18976, Lot 46 Warrington
Springs ID 50-020-006-046,
$675,950.
St. Ignatius Antioch

Church And Archdiocese
Philadelphia to SDL
Associates Ltd. LLC, 350
S. Main St. Suite 307,
Doylestown 18901; Sandy
Run Road, Yardley 19067,
Lot A ID 20-035-006-001,
$656,000.
No
Nina Orris vs. Thomas

Jefferson University
Hospitals Inc./Thomas
Jefferson University
Hospital/Jefferson
University Physicians/
Jefferson Neurology Assoc.,
Mark and Kathryne Speaker

to Robert H. Siegel And
Rebecca Nemiroff Siegel,
32 Timber Knoll Drive,
Washington Crossing 18977,
Lot 21 Timber Knoll ID 47009-026-014, $1,150,000.
Camden County
Nancy C. Bridwell And

Heddell Gordon S. Heddell
to David B. Jr. And Cynthia
A. Southard, 3633 River
Road, Lumberville 18933, ID
41-006-010, $885,000.
ls
Bobby Bendersky vs. FCA

US LLC, contracts, case #161004903, 11/04/16.
Anita Racela vs. Wimex

Inc./Cambridge Loft
Development/First Partners
Abstract Co., contracts, case
#16-1004964, 11/04/16.
Marissa Horan vs. Cuttler

Produce Inc./Jarred
Boynton, auto negligence/
personal injury, case #L-370816, 10/13/16.
Robert and Ann Desumma

to John M. And Irene Webb,
2181 Red Barn Drive, Furlong
18925, Lot 6 Windsor Square
ID 06-038-008, $730,000.
na
Johannie Rodriguez vs.

Megan Kerrigan/Synergy
Attorney Services LLC,
malpractice-legal, case #161004895, 11/04/16.
Kevin and Doreen Ruffe

to Gregory Zulli, 19 Hibbs
33 Brownsburg Estates ID 47007-027-038, $1,235,000.

Gallagher And Stefan, real
estate tax lien, case #1610T0848, 11/04/16.
Maria E. and Darryl Levine

to Martin And Linda Smith,
1918 Street Road, New Hope
18938, Lot 3 Schmitt Place ID
06-021-021-013, $910,000.
ur
Andrew Maglietta vs. FCA

US LLC, contracts, case #161004878, 11/04/16.
Jill Bernhardt-Goldstone
vs. David Steerman/Klehr
Harrison Harvey Branzburg
LLP, malpractice-legal, case
#16-1004946, 11/04/16.
vs. Billings Brothers
Construction, real estate
11/04/16.
Toll PA II LP to Praveen
Allam And Srilatha Kola, 2
Daulton St., Newtown 18940,
Lot 1 Reserve at Makefield ID
29-007-004-001, $914,110.
Jo
Wade Seibert and Carl

Seobert vs. FCA US LLC,
11/04/16.
Richard And Jaime Lodgek

to Ryan D. And Teri A.
Loxam, 3 Rossiter Circle,
New Hope 18938, Lot 40
Brownsburg Estates ID 47007-027-045, $1,300,000.
Erin Development Co. to

Toll PA XIII LP, 208 Freemans
Farm Way, Yardley 19067;
208 & 206 & 202 Freemans
Farm Way, Yardley 19067,
Lot 11 Freemans Farm at
Makefield ID 20-034-129010/20-034-129-011/20034-129-013, $750,000.
ss
Casey and Thomas Ibach vs.

FCA US LLC, contracts, case
#16-1004875, 11/04/16.
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Transportation Authority vs.
Willie Brown/Brian Pollitt/
Transport Workers Union
Local 234, equity-no real
estate, case #16-1004943,
11/04/16.
Elkay Prop Management

#1 to Mark K. And Julia R.
Klossner, 91 Parkside Drive,
New Hope 18938; 5978
Honey Hollow Road, New
Hope 18938, ID 41-008-012,
$1,500,000.
John D. And Allyson E.

Storey to Brant And Jennifer
Schofield, 336 Matthews
Lane, Newtown 18940, Lot 10
Matthews Ridge ID 53-012071-020, $950,000.
ine
Louis and Catherine Plzak

vs. Mark Rosen/Eric
Siegelman/Lisa Jones/Penn
Radiology/Penn Medicine
and Trustees Of The
University Of Pennsylvania
et al., malpractice-medical,
case #16-1004874,
11/04/16.
Eula and James Davis

vs. Starwood Hotels
And Resorts Worldwide
Inc./Starwood Hotels
And Resorts Worldwide
Inc./Sheraton Memphis
Downtown Hotel, personal
11/04/16.
BuCks County
Andrew L. and Patricia A.
Smith to Diane B. Glossman
And Richard J. Magruder,
1833 Aquetong Road, New
Hope 18938, Lot 1 Wetlands
Nimick ID 41-036-076-001,
$1,850,000.
et al., 51 Elfreths Court,

Newtown 18940, Unit 21
Bldg. 6 Delancey Court of
Newtown ID 29-003-034021, $760,769.
007-004-010, $951,127.
s
Bu
ty
Hope and Anthony Johnson

vs. FCA US LLC, contracts,
case #16-1004862,
11/04/16.
Melina Avery vs.

Performance Sports Group
Ltd./Performance Lacrosse
Group Inc./Sportsmans
Reconditioning Inc., product
11/04/16.
RR RResidential
Real Estate
Transactions
Ci
Zelda Cannady vs. Vera

Rahiem/3M Investment
Holding Co. LLC, fraudulent
conveyance, case #161004851, 11/04/16.
Betsy Balin vs. AJ Lewis

Contracting Corp., contracts,
case #16-1004920,
11/04/16.
Brianna Wallace vs.

Volunteers of America
Delaware Valley/James
Smalls, discrimination, case
#L-3760-16, 10/17/16.
Alpha Loan Servicing LLC vs.

Howard Ashford/JA Realty
Advisors Inc., contracts, case
#16-1004758, 11/03/16.
Priscilla Scott vs. Midland

Funding LLC/Midland
Credit Management Inc./
Encore Capital Group Inc.,
11/04/16.
Huong Nguyen vs. Greener

Cleaner Inc./Paul Kang,
discrimination, case #L-375316, 10/17/16.
ica
Maleka Finney vs. 1320

Arch Street Partnership/The
Salvation Army Of Greater
Philadelphia and Trustee
Of The Salvation Army In
Pennsylvania et al., personal
11/03/16.
Reed Smith LLP vs. Michael

Lichtenstein/Nahman
Lichtenstein/1718-41
York Street LP/YML Realty
Inc./York Street Property
Development et al.,
11/04/16.
Santander Bank NA vs.

Formula 1 Auto Imports
LLC/KA Investment
Properties LLC et al.,
contract, case #L-3751-16,
10/17/16.
er
Am
George Comfort & Sons

Inc. vs. Worth And Co. Inc.,
11/03/16.
#16-1004906, 11/04/16.
Doreen H. Paynton to John

And Patricia Meier, 3714
Hancock Lane, Doylestown
18902, Lot 46 Oaks at
Buckingham ID 06-062-208,
$570,000.
Brookfield Relocation Inc.
to Matthew J. And Derrin
Cardia, 4937 Davis Drive,
Cold Spring Hunt ID 06-059070, $570,000.
Ronald F. and Geraldine M.
Schulte to Jennifer Ellen
And Jacob Nyman, 1652
Fairfield Road, Yardley 19067,
Lot 31 Farmview Fairfield
Village ID 20-007-083,
$565,000.
Qing Li And Jun Mao to
Zeyu Lin And Jingsheng Si,
Hyong and Inok Bu Tae to

John Ki And Elizabeth F.
Walsh, 70 Nathaniel Road,
Holland 18966, Lot 189
Northampton Gate ID 31067-492, $545,000.
Leenu Thomas to Elizabeth
And Christopher Gomboz,
556 Delaware Drive,
Sellersville 18960, Lot 20
Hilltown Walk ID 15-028021-020, $545,000.
Brian Oakes And Gregory
Monaco to Michael Renzo,
5925 Honey Hollow Road,
Doylestown 18902, ID 41008-008, $544,000.
Paul R. and Megan F. Defeo
to Victor And Katherine
Simons, 751 Brighton Way,
New Hope 18938, Lot 39
North Pointe ID 41-027348, $540,500.
Michael A. Raymond to
Justin C. Stivers And
Rochelle Farah Berg,
239 W. Riverwoods Drive,
New Hope 18938; 239
Riverwoods Drive, New Hope
18938, Lot 120 Riverwoods
at New Hope ID 27-008-198,
$538,000.
Joseph and Mila
Sinderovsky to Regina
Leyman, 14 Cropwell Lane,
Holland 18966, Lot 153 HIlls
at Northampton ID 31-038161, $536,000.
Joseph D. Logan to Keith S.
And Maureen Mandelbaum,
17 Chestnut Drive,
Old Orchard Farm ID 08013-014-012, $535,000.
Roy Vernik And Susan J.
Albert to Kartik J. And
Suhani D. Patel, 2722
Harvard Drive, Warrington
18976, Lot 40 Woodlands ID
50-016-053, $534,900.
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LEADS
Dan and Dale Bennett to
Jordan And Gia M. Bires,
5435 Grandview Lane,
Durham Ridge ID 34-044006, $534,000.
Leonard M and Christy L.
Lazzarino to Brian S. And
Michelle S. Love, 1006
Lafayette Drive, Yardley
19067, Lot 90 Sandy Run ID
20-022-115, $526,200.
Daniel Mills Jr. to Shannon
M. Ward And Michael J.
Richardson, 948 Princess
Drive, Yardley 19067, Lot 165
Edgewood Park ID 20-057012, $525,000.
Scott And Cindy Grezeszak
to Edgar D. Ebenbach
And Mary Lou Parry, 361
Birdsong Way, Doylestown
Hunt ID 09-061-006,
$525,000.
Cartus Financial Corp. to

Philip E. Levin and Karen
A. Zurio, 119 Waverly Circle,
Phoenixville 19460, Schuylkill
Township Lot/Unit 31 Valley
Park 27-6-68.28, $946,000.
Wendy L. Connell to Joel

Matthew And Erin Marks
Cryder, 162 Buttercup Blvd.,
Warrington 18976, Lot 83
Maple Knoll ID 50-041-065,
$500,000.
Brad and Nadia Dehart to

Christopher F. Wright and
Jean K. Yi, 2 Old Barn Lane,
Malvern 19355, Willistown
Township Lot/Unit 5 Old Barn
Lane 54-3-19.4, $877,000.
Mitchell R. and Jane M.

Green to Jason FosterBey, 3901 Terwood Drive,
Buckingham Estates ID 06055-029, $500,000.
William M. Denny to Dana

and Lisa Swieson, 1439
Clover Mill Road, Chester
Springs 19425; 1439 & 1437
Clover Mill Road, Chester
Springs 19425, West Pikeland
Township Lot/Unit Lot Clover
Mill Road 34-2-2.1 East
Pikeland Township Lot/Unit
Lot Clover Mill Road 26-468.1, $875,000.
Chester County
David M. and Sandra S.
Boucher to Bethanne
Pacera, 137 Jaffrey Road,
Malvern 19355, Willistown
Township Lot/Unit Lot Jaffrey
Rd 54-3-313, $3,000,000.
David and Catherine
McQuaid to Donald G. and
Teresa H. Otterbein, 2 McCoy
Court, Malvern 19355, East
Whiteland Township Lot/
Unit 1 Fetters Mill 42-4-504,
$1,300,000.
T. Richard Moser Land

Developers LP and T.
Richard Moser Builders LLC
to Jerry Lee and Amy Chang,
1155 Dunsinane Hill, Chester
Springs 19425, West Pikeland
Township Lot/Unit 4 Lake
Valley 34-1-22.27, $740,000.
William R. and Mary Bock

to Heather M. and Kevin T.
Withers, 5 St. Anthony Lane,
Chester Springs 19425, West
Vincent Township Lot/Unit
3 Hidden Pond 25-8-13.1C,
$700,000.
Kevin T. and Monica G.

Justice to Christopher Keith
Smedley, 1507 Sorber Drive,
West Chester 19380, West
Goshen Lot/Unit 6 Wexford
Mews 52-2-44.44, $732,500.
William M. and Bettina E.

Schury to Matthew and
Shannon Missimer, 712
Peach Tree Drive, West
Chester 19380, East Goshen
Lot/Unit 371 Clocktower
Woods 53-4-449, $695,000.
National Residential
Nominee Services Inc. to
Jefferson and Megan New,
24 Knights Bridge Way,
Landenberg 19350, London
Britain Township Lot/Unit 9
White Clay Glen 73-4-16.9,
$730,000.
JPO Spring Oak LP and

Conservatory Group General
Partner Inc. to Yongbing
Xu and Yan Zhi, 272 Milton
Drive, Malvern 19355,
Charlestown Township Lot/
Unit 44 Spring Oak 35-4-186,
$690,365.
Keith D. and Angela KG

Parsons to Adrian and
Desiree Donofrio, 1206
Kinterra Court, West Chester
19382, Pennsbury Lot/Unit
14 Courts At Longwood 64-221, $715,000.
Donald J. and Theresa T.

Logan to Meghan Noonan
and Dan Wells, 465 Churchill
Drive, Berwyn 19312,
Tredyffrin Lot/Unit 56 Robert
Bruce Section 43-5P-33,
$675,000.
Jon A. Robbins to Leslie

Fleisher, 625 N. Speakman
Lane, West Chester 19380; 8
Allyssa Circle, Malvern 19355,
Willistown Township Lot/Unit
4 Fox Ridge Farm 54-2-62.4,
$715,000.
Donald G. and Teresa H.

Otterbein to Brian J. and
Andrea C. Krill, 20 Clover Mill
Lane, Malvern 19355, East
Whiteland Township Lot/Unit
7 Cover Hill 42-3-107.3H,
$800,000.
Southdown Homes LP and

Southdown Properties Inc
to Antonius De Vries and
Lucia J. Van Toor, 73 Chloe
Circle, Downingtown 19335,

East Brandywine Township
Lot/Unit 36 Hide A Way Farms
30-2-365, $656,552.
Thomas O. Ix and Noel B. Ix
to James A. and Jeanette
Gillin, 159 Magnolia Drive,
Phoenixville 19460, Schuylkill
Township Lot/Unit 30
Mansfield Farm 27-6-62.29,
$621,000.
NVR Inc. and NV Homes to
Venkata Phanidhar Samala
and Swapna Pottabathini,
224 Quarry Point Road,
Malvern 19355, East
430 Atwater Village 42-2212, $604,855.
Toll PA II LP and Toll PA GP
Corp. to Keerthan and Sneha
Chitoor, 3569 Augusta Drive,
Chester Springs 19425, West
234 Village East 25-10-259,
$602,456.
William D. and Carolyn
A. Babcock to Danielle N.
Barone-Diprospero and
Antonio Diprospero, 808
Cottonwood Drive, Malvern
19355, East Goshen Lot/
Unit 82 Malvern Golf Club
Subdivision 53-2E-87,
$585,000.
Gary P. and Dolores A.
Nugent to Daohang Sha and
Xingmei Wang, 2022 Milta
Hill Road, Romansville 19320,
West Bradford Township Lot/
Unit 195 Dupont Property
Design Phase 4 50-4-7.11,
$575,000.

34 Reserve At French Creek
21-5-475, $550,139.
Cartus Financial Corp. to
Christopher J. Furst and
Kimberly A. Berghoff Furst,
525 McGraw Lane, Glenmoore
19343, Upper Uwchlan
Township Greenridge 32-147, $550,000.
Francisco and Evangelista
Galarza Henriquez to Dennis
P. and Elizabeth L. Eddins,
101 Crosspointe Drive, West
Chester 19380, West Goshen
Lot/Unit 1 Crosspointe 52-284.1, $550,000.
Donald and Julie Sims to
Joshua Cohen, 16 Beatty
Lane, Malvern 19355-8616,
Unit 1 35-7-25.1, $550,000.
David E. and Estrellita A.
Mueller to Anthony and
Kathrine Mary Calise, P.O.
Box 41, Clifton Heights
19018; 326 Maple Lane ,
Kennett Square 19348, East
Marlborough Lot/Unit 3 Maple
Drive 61-6-86, $545,000.
James and Margaret R.
Ganter to Kevin J. and Leah
D. Campbell, 145 Picket Post
Lane, Phoenixville 19460,
Schuylkill Township Lot/Unit
10 Meadows At Valley Forge
27-6-1180, $540,000.
Herbert G. Jr. and Terri E.
Garbutt to Malavosklish
Bikram and Charles J. Liles,
102 Agnew Road, Paoli
19301, Tredyffrin Lot/Unit 10
43-9M-125, $525,000.
Jerry Lee and Amy Chang to

James R. and Elizabeth A.
Demaioribus, 4414 Lobella
Court, Chester Springs 19425,
West Vincent Township Lot/
Unit 27 Ewing Tract 25-1041, $555,000.
Toll PA XV LP and Toll PA GP

Corp. to Brent J. and Lindsey
A. Elberti, 501 Pin Oak Court,
Spring City 19475, East
12 Reserve At French Creek
21-5-453, $524,188.
Toll PA XV LP and Toll PA

GP Corp. to Elvis Osei and
Edith Osei Tutu, 212 Eadie
Way, Spring City 19475, East
Thomas R. and Pamela

L. Hall to Velankanniraj
Mahimairaj and Hemalatha
Alace, 406 Norland Drive,
Downingtown 19335, East

Brandywine Township Lot/
Unit 634 Applecross Country
Club 30-5-1065, $515,000.
Pickering Crossing LP and
RES GP Inc. to William M.
and Elizabeth B. Bauer, 164
Shilling Ave., Malvern 19355,
Unit 44 Pickering Crossing
35-4-49.46, $512,767.
Sandra C. McCleary to
Michael P. and Kellie M.
Keenan, 904 Greystone Drive,
West Chester 19382, West
Goshen Lot/Unit 3 Grey Stone
52-3N-91, $510,000.
James J. and Margery Fields
to Michael McCarthy and
Rachel Gallegos, 19 Almy
Drive, Malvern 19355, East
35 Almy Phase II 42-4-5.39,
$500,000.
Crossan Creek LP and
Ascendancy LLC to Ellen
E. Eastburn, 305 Catherine
Lane, Landenberg 19350,
Franklin Township Lot/Unit
18 Windemere 72-3-122,
$500,000.
MontgoMery
County
Jules and Karen Gardner to
Justin F. Miller and Karen
Miu, 1204 Pinewood Road,
Villanova 19085; 1224
Pinewood Road, Villanova
ID 40-00-47104-00-7,
$2,650,000.
Frank R. and Cheryl A.
Koons to Michael and Alice
Meehan, 210 Cathcart Road,
Gwynedd Valley 19437, Lower
Gwynedd ID 39-00-0059200-8, $2,071,000.
David and Susan L. Lloyd to
Mark Dooley, 1511 Stockton
Road, Jenkintown 19046;
274 Woodcock Lane, Lot 12
Whitemarsh ID 65-00-1309356-7, $1,975,000.
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Hongyi Li and Jiyun Qu

to Rohit Reddy Epur and
Soujanya Gurujala, 2127
Ferncroft Lane, Chester
Springs 19425, Upper
Uwchlan Township Lot/Unit
243 Byers Station 32-4-465,
William Bradford Reynolds

and Polly Savage McKeever
et al. to Daniel Krapf and
Joanne Capano and Michelle
R. Chandler Irrevocable
Trust, 4003 Springfield Lane,
Wilmington, Del. 19803; 21
Nine Gates Road, Chadds Ford
19317, Kennett Township
62-7-69 Kennett Township
Chesterbrook Homes LP and

Vl2 Limited Investments
GP LLC to Matthew C.
Ford and Yanhui Xu, 190
Merrin Lane Lot 93, Wayne
19087, Tredyffrin Lot/Unit
93 Chesterbrook 43-5-3655,
$671,465.
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Paul J. and Maureen H. Davis

to Michael J. and Mary Ellen
ODonnell, 521 Northfield
Road, Devon 19333, Easttown
Martin J. and Rae Lynn

Marostica to Douglas A. and
Maria E. George, 38 Maack
Road, Pottstown 19465; 38
& 31 Maack Road, Pottstown
19465, East Coventry
Township Lot/Unit 11B
Meadowbrooke Hunt 18-4163 East Coventry Township
Lot/Unit 11A Meadowbrooke
Hunt 18-4-87.1, $710,000.
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Jeffrey Goffman to Anthony

Dale And Stephanie Suzanne
Hargett, 89 Watergate Drive,
Feasterville Trevose 19053,
Joel W. and Brandi D. Nields

to Adam B. and Wendy
B. Cutler, 841 Fairville
Road, Chadds Ford 19317,
Pennsbury Lot/Unit Lot
Failville Road 64-3-119.1,
$748,000.
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T. Richard Moser Land

Developers LP and T.
Richard Moser Builders
LLC to John L. Ranft and
Francine C. Eaves-Ranft,
957 Cornwallis Drive, West
Chester 19380, East Goshen
Lot/Unit 2 Cornwallis Drive
53-4-64.2, $1,077,533.
Ashland Road 62-7-72.1,

$712,400.
$765,000.
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Chethan Chethan And

Sheetal Marigowda to
Stylianos Mavrakis And
Nicole Bowman, 1010
Hickory Ridge Drive, Chalfont
18914, Lot 164 Estates of
Hickory Ridge ID 50-044-186,
$510,000.
Saikumar Chandana and

Ushabala Peddineni to
Brian J. Van Doren and
Sridevi Donepudi, 174
Pratt Lane, West Chester
19382, Pocopson Lot/Unit
43 The Preserve 63-3-208,
$830,000.
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Timothy Matthew Klein to

Brad J. and Nadia Dehart,
1 Old Barn Lane, Malvern
19355, Willistown Township
Lot/Unit 1 54-3-19,
$1,265,000.
Christine D. and Richard P.

Disabatino Jr. to Margaret
A. Hill and Peter George
Pivovar, 202 Fulling Drive,
Chadds Ford 19317, Kennett
Township Lot/Unit 20 62-4262.1A, $860,000.
Elaine G. Berk to Matthew

B. And Erica A. Falkow, 40
Columbine Circle, Newtown
18940, Lot 45 Newtown Grant
ID 29-041-067, $516,000.
Jesse Gardner and Melodie

Hayes-Gardner to Anatoliy
Bozhuk And Olena Dobkina,
1912 Woodfield Drive,
Jamison 18929, Lot 74 Hahn
ID 51-021-163, $500,000.
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Jennifer M. Omalley to
Konstantinos A. And
Antonios Kypreos, 121
Brinkley Drive, Sellersville
18960, Lot 13 Bricks Villa ID
15-001-164-024, $518,000.
Lot/Unit 11 55-4-138.11,
$1,075,000.
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Jerry K. and Lynne B. Gubin

to Lee G. And Kenneth
Moore, 85 Sydney Road,
Southampton 18966, Lot 214
Northampton Gate ID 31-067511, $520,000.
Lot 40 East Ridge ID 31-066116, $505,000.
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November 18, 2016
LEADS
McCurdy Holdings LLC to
Dalila Wilson-Scott, 1200
Spring Mill Road, Villanova
ID 40-00-56600-00-6,
$1,860,000.
Andrew Jay Prichard to Ann
and Matthew M. McDonald,
1575 Lafayette Road,
Gladwyne 19035, Lot 4 Lower
Merion ID 40-00-29381-504, $1,550,000.
Denis P. and Carolyn OBrien
to Drax Tollbooth LLC, 223
Cheswold Hill Road, Haverford
19041, Lower Merion ID 4000-10672-00-7, $1,525,000.
Phillip C. and Joan M. Galbo
to Jeffrey A. Solomon, 250
Glenmoor Road, Gladwyne
ID 40-00-19381-00-1,
$1,500,000.
Judd Associates LP to
Leonard D. Rubenstein, 206
Pelham Court, Flourtown
19031, Lot 188 Whitemarsh
ID 65-00-03886-73-6,
$740,398.
Sharon E. Kaplan to David
Eric Straub, 645 Harts Ridge
Road, Conshohocken 19428,
Lot 1 Whitemarsh ID 65-0005320-00-6, $720,000.
Toll PA LP to Dhananjay B
and Khyati D. Patel, 531
Grayson Lane, Harleysville
19438, Lot 32 Lower Salford
ID 50-00-01453-35-4,
$706,606.
JLPH Associates LP to
Michelle Azen, 857 Old
Lancaster Road Unit G-2, Bryn
Mawr 19010, Lot G2 Lower
Merion ID 40-00-44496-127, $608,905.
Rouse/Chamberlin Ltd. to
2011 Kroll Family Revocable
Living Trust, 2 Penn Manor
Court, Fort Washington
19034, Lot 21 Springfield
ID 52-00-14023-32-7,
$597,050.
Household Finance
Consumer to Nicole L. and
John T. Adams, 1357 Bryant
Court, Ambler 19002, Lot 10
Horsham ID 36-00-0120806-1, $590,000.
Conan and Chung-Ae Kang

to Graig and Jennifer Bantle,
1691 Pembrook Road, Ambler
19002, Lot 62 Upper Dublin
ID 54-00-13210-14-6,
$520,000.
Alfred D. and Dorothea E.

Wolf to Paul A. and Melissa
M. Ferdas, 1316 McDivitt
Drive, Blue Bell 19422, Lot 49
Whitpain ID 66-00-0363814-8, $562,500.
Cutler Group Inc. to Allan

P. and Linda S. Kramer, 132
Bayhill Drive, North Wales
19454, Lot 5 Montgomery
ID 46-00-00076-04-5,
$516,459.
Toll PA IX LP to Lisa
and Drew M. Taddei,
401 Shenandoah Drive,
Collegeville 19426, Lot 58
Upper Providence ID 61-0003646-47-2, $559,947.
NVR Inc. t/a Ryan Homes

to Stanley W. Sheckman,
790 Reynards Run, Blue Bell
19422, Lot 19 Whitpain
ID 66-00-06732-20-9,
$511,990.
James D. and Patricia

A. Vesci to Peter T. and
Jennifer L. Jennings, 553
Beale Road, Blue Bell 19422,
Lot 6 Whitpain ID 66-0000175-00-2, $550,000.
PhiladelPhia
NVR Inc. t/a Ryan Homes

to Man Ok Hweang and Jin
Sang, 800 Reynards Run, Blue
Bell 19422, Lot 20 Whitpain
ID 66-00-06732-21-8,
$547,187.
811 Partners LP to 211

Johnson Ave. LLC, 240 E.
Girard Ave., Philadelphia
19125; 811-815 N. Second
St., Philadelphia 19123, ID
881520350, $3,200,000.
Kenneth and Cindy Siegel to

Irek and Margaret Gondek,
821 Firethorn Circle, Dresher
19025, Lot 172 Upper Dublin
ID 54-00-06228-68-4,
$530,250.
Temple Lofts LP to Temple

Lofts LLC, 2035 Washington
Ave., Philadelphia 19146;
1419-21 W. Allegheny Ave.,
Philadelphia 19132, ID
881054800, $2,000,000.
Yutao Gong and Jialu Yu to

Frank J. Welch aka Frank
Joseph Welch, 117 David
Road, Bala Cynwyd 19004,
Lower Merion ID 40-0015048-00-5, $521,000.
Charles E. Mangan and

Selena L. Mangan to David
Checkoff and Marianne
Checkoff, 233 S. Sixth
Unit 2406 ID 888054720,
$1,600,000.
Joan A. and John A. Hines

Jr. to Jason A. and Heather
Coleman, 2048 Squirrel Hill
Road, Schwenksville 19473,
William C. and Flora S. Teti
R. Williams, 50 S. 16th
Unit 4203 ID 888092136,
$660,000.
First Cornerstone Bank

to Sydenham Arms LP,
1200 Callowhill St. No.
403, Philadelphia 19123;
3416-3422 N. Sydenham
881070550, $1,043,000.
John M. Cavenagh and

Teresa N. Cavenagh to
Elliot Braunstein and Lori
Braunstein, 2334 Perot
152193410, $655,000.
M&PL Associates to RG
Woodstock Associates
LLC, 1626 Farmers Lane,
Glenn Mills 19342; 130-132
Delancey St., Philadelphia
19106, ID 051168510,
$975,000.
Grant Perry and Juliet H.
Faulkner to Patrick P. Cahill
and Kerry Cahill, 551 N. 23rd
151160305, $920,000.
Michael Morrissey and

Valorie Morrissey to
Paul F. McKenzie and
Lori A. McKenzie, 2013
Bayshore Ave., Brigantine,
N.J. 08203; 800 Admirals
Way, Philadelphia 19146,
Unit 1841 ID 888301968,
$595,000.
Rodin Parking Partners

LP to Comerica Bank and
Trust, 1900 Hamilton St.,
Philadelphia 19130, Unit 706
ID 888111072, $825,000.
American International
Relocation Solutions LLC to
Ruth Hagg, 756 S. Marvine
022321400, $585,000.
Steven R. Salisbury and

Patricia C. Salisbury to
The Paul J. Halesky Trust
and Judith H. Halesky
Trust, 80 W. Hampton Road,
Philadelphia 19118, ID 09-22351-00, $710,000.
Robert J. Worster and

Brooke K. Worster to
Michael Benedetti, 2106
Carpenter St., Philadelphia
19146, ID 302228910,
$562,800.
Jacob Schori to Christopher
Kean, 901 N. Penn St. No.
P-1403, Philadelphia 19123,
ID 88-8-0618-74, $532,000.
Yan Yu and Lydia Liao to

Stephanie R. Galli, 1414 S.
Penn Square, Philadelphia
19102, Unit 16A ID
888095054, $705,000.
Mountain Street Associates

LLC to Jeremy T. Nichols,
804 Fernon St., Philadelphia
19148, ID 012297500,
$530,000.
OJA Designs LLC to Eric

Jason Shiffrin and Michelle
Ludwig Shiffrin, 755 S.
Marvine St., Philadelphia
19147, ID 022319300,
$675,000.
Robert Frieland and Robert

Machado to Emily J. Risser,
200 Locust St., Philadelphia
19106, #7B-N ID888051593, $525,000.
Eric John Siebert and

Michael John Gula to
Michael Stillman and Steve
John A. Black and John C.

Glenstrup to Lixin Li and
Zheng Rong, 2152 Webster
302115500, $518,500.
DDF Developments LLC to
Amber Backes, 2415 Manton
361265100, $505,092.
DDF Developments I LC to
Lasitha Cumaranatunge and
Marcia Colleen McInnes,
2417 Manton St., Philadelphia
19146; 2414 Manton St.,
Philadelphia 19146, ID 36-12717-20, $504,241.
John Smyth to Phillip R.
Bryant and Melissa M.
Bryant, 800 Admirals Way,
Philadelphia 19146, Unit
1801 Naval Square ID 88-8301900, $500,000.
Camden County
Derian Hatcher and Heather
Hatcher to Revocable Trust
of Drew Smith, 567 Chews
Landing Road, Haddonfield
08033, Block 85 Lot 1
Borough of Haddonfield,
$1,180,000.
Bruce Paparone
Development Inc. to Ronald
R. Convento and Brooke
M. Convento, 57 Simsbury
Drive, Voorhees 08043, Block
304.02 Lot 90 Voorhees
Township, $672,630.
Glen Gould to Hitendra
Patel, 111 Bunning Drive,
Voorhees 08043, Block
213.08 Lot 5 Voorhees
Township, $422,500.
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Patricia Q. Connolly, 208
Edwin and Nelsie Martinez

to Timothy Connor and
Rosalva Rojas Lopez, 1015
Redtail Road, Audubon
19403; 119 Kaitlin Drive, Lot
113 Lower Providence ID 4300-11471-76-2, $615,000.
Emille L. and Erica B.

Williams to Erin Sechrist and
Richard J. Forish Jr., 1180
Parkwood Place, Blue Bell
19422, Lot 3 Whitpain ID 6600-05002-20-6, $563,500.
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Jamal and Yasmin W. Akhtar

to Aderonke V. Jegede,
534 Championship Drive,
Harleysville 19438, Lot 42
Lower Salford ID 50-0004385-15-2, $705,000.
Jane F. Young to Christopher

and Catherine L. Esibill, 611
Manor Road, Narberth 19072,
Lower Merion ID 40-0034564-00-1, $665,000.
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Rayer Builders LLC to Mandi

Sarmady, 1024 Cedar Grove
Road, Wynnewood 19096,
Robert and Helen Cesler to

Ping Wang and Xiaofeng
Xia, 909 Honeysuckle Lane,
Wynnewood 19096, Lot 1
Lower Merion ID 40-0026333-00-6, $755,000.
Andrew K. and Teri G.

Touchstone to Adam M. and
Leslie L. Fried, 1200 Youngs
Ford Road, Gladwyne 19035,
Lower Merion ID 40-0069340-00-1, $670,000.
William R. and Suzanne S.

Bredt to Krystyne K. and
David A. Fox, 420 Devereux
Drive, Villanova 19085, Lot 4
Lower Merion ID 40-0015450-03-5, $1,125,000.
Richard Minoff, 210 Pelham
Court, Flourtown 19031, Lot
190 Whitemarsh ID 65-0003886-75-4, $820,721.
to Jeffrey M. Dwig and

Victoria Schwartz, 918
Bowman Ave., Wynnewood
ID 40-00-06511-84-7,
$520,000.
Lot 3 Skippack ID 51-0003611-30-8, $570,000.
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Jonathan and Rebecca

Feinberg to Daniel Howard
Berkowitz and Deanne
Herman, 249 Glenmoor Road,
Gladwyne 19035, Lot 9 Lower
Merion ID 40-00-19405-067, $1,300,000.
Salisbury Real Holdings

III LLC to Volos Properties
V LLC, 23 Walker Ave.,
Baltimore, Md. 21208; 2413
Susquehanna Road, Roslyn
19001, Abington ID 30-0064720-10-4, $846,000.
Pelham Court, Flourtown

19031, Lot 189 Whitemarsh
ID 65-00-03886-74-5,
$678,009.
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Eamon Cunningham to
Rahul Sharma and Anupma
Nayak, 317 Cherry Lane,
Wynnewood 19096, Lower
Merion ID 40-00-10432-004, $1,345,000.
Lot 4 Lower Merion ID 40-0009519-00-8, $930,000.
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Philadelphia Housing Authority
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United Healthcare
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Royal Bank America
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Public Health Management Corp.
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Jefferson Health
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EPAM Systems
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Spark Therapeutics
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by Trump & NJs credit rating is
lowered. AGAIN. Punchline is no
way to end a career.
he said. There are 30-plus cranes

in the air, a booming restaurant
and arts scene. Its a futuristic city.
Thats the Philadelphia we want to
emphasize.
So without further ado, here are
some highlights:
From Daniel Kaye, via Facebook:
The New Philly: Bigger, Better,
Bolder, Braver Our city begins
to shake off its dysfunctional past,
embracing health, diversity, culture,
and innovation.
My comment: I like the bolder
and braver parts of this one.
Thats exactly what we need as a
community.
From Fran Grega, via Facebook:
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been there. But a new ranking says
its a better beer city.
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cheer you up these days?
Political acrimony, a
week-long SEPTA transit strike,
flash mobs it all adds up after a
while and the doldrums set in. But
we have a lot to feel good about in
Philadelphia these days.
With last years pope visit,
this years Democratic National
Convention and next years NFL
Draft on the horizon, the nation is
indeed talking about us. But what
are they saying?
Back in August, I asked you dear
readers to send me a one- or twosentence marketing pitch for the
new Philadelphia. The concept was
to get ideas from regular folks on
the ground in Philadelphia, not the
high-dollar marketing and branding
types.
But it was a marketing expert who
inspired my quest: Peter Madden
of Philadelphias Agile Cat, who
told us in the wake of the DNC that
Philadelphia needs to take control of
the conversation about the city.
We need to push the national
media beyond Independence Mall,
the Rocky steps and cheesesteaks,
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I do hope President Trump

continues the petty Twitter tirades.
Life in America would be so dull
without them.
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Number of women in key slots in

Phila top 100 companies does not
do 3/4ths of the companies proud.
in the present to prosper in our

future. Come join the movement!
My comment: An invitation.
Come join us! I like it.
From Ann Krepacki, via
Facebook: Were not just the city
OF history Were the city making
history!
My comment: Yes, we are. This
one is forward-looking.
From Michael J. Lyons, via email:
PHL the Love
My comment: Short, sweet and
uses existing imagery. Michael gets a
special shout-out for having a mug
and t-shirt made with his marketing
pitch. (See photo above.)
From Maureen M. Sharkey, via
email: Positively Philadelphia
My comment: I like this one.
Weve got many problems, to be sure.
But lets throw off our Nega-delphia
image and project something, well,
positive to the world.
Hey, lets keep this project
ongoing. Send me some more ideas
when the spirit moves you.
While we often use this space for
criticism, its important to remind
ourselves and the world how
great Philadelphia is.
GAiNeRS AND LOSeRS
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beer lovers can now buy
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republican massacre was the
interesting fact that the Democratic
montco Commissioner got the most
overall votes in the state in his race for
Attorney General.
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workers got the best of
management during the recent
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