Bruce Toll is the co-founder of Toll Brothers, a Pennsylvania-based luxury homebuilder with properties across the United States. He retired from the Toll Brothers board last year and is now a principal at BET Investments, a real estate investment firm
Eric Foss is the Chairman, President, and CEO of Aramark. Aramark is a prison profiteer corporation; it operates commissaries, laundry facilities, kitchens, and facility management for more than 500 prisons in the United States. Aramark’s Healthcare and Correctional Services Businesses
Phil Rinaldi is the retired Chairman and CEO of Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the largest oil refining complex on the East Coast. For the last several years, he has also been the architect and public cheerleader of a plan to make
Joshua Harris is a billionaire Co-founder and Senior Managing Director of private equity giant Apollo Global Management. He also owns the Philadelphia 76ers. In March, he was among a handful of business leaders who met with Trump to discuss the
Jay Weitzman is the President and Founder of Park America, a parking management company based in Bala Cynwyd. The company has 10 parking garages across Philadelphia, as well as additional locations in New Jersey, Delaware, Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia, and
John McNesby is the President of Philadelphia’s police union, the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #5. Like the national FOP, the Philadelphia police union endorsed Trump for president. McNesby is also one of several FOP leaders who recently met with
James Schultz is a partner at Cozen O’Connor and the former general counsel of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In late January, he was selected to work as associate White House counsel and special assistant to President Trump. Schultz was an
Daniel Hilferty is the President and CEO of Independence Blue Cross, one of the nation’s largest health insurers. In February, Hilferty and other healthcare executives met with Trump to discuss health care reform. A week earlier, Hilferty had told the
Brian Roberts is the Chairman and CEO of Comcast Corporation. Comcast is collaborating with and benefitting from the Trump agenda in several ways. In January, Comcast contributed $250,000 to Trump’s inaugural fundraising committee. On Comcast’s first investor call after the
Arthur Pasquarella is the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of private equity real estate manager Equus Capital Partners. He contributed at least $8100 to Trump’s campaign. Address: 1500 Market Street #3000W, Equus Capital Philadelphia office Phone number: (215)