Our founder, Bill McLaughlin and his wife Natalie (right) with the new Deputy Consul General Eimear Friel and President of Neumann University Dr. Domes and his wife Mary (left), taken at Irish Consulate in New York at their PA Society Reception last month.
Thank you to our members who continue to support the Chamber through their membership, you make our mission possible!
Renewing members this October & November:
| Kate Brennan Ward | Bernardon PC |
| Kate Shields | Vault Communications |
| Kathy Bellwoar | PPT Consulting LLC |
| Michael Krach | Signature Advisors |
| Mike McCourt | BNY Mellon |
| Noel Fleming | Conley Fleming LLP |
| Patrick Toner | Structure Tone LLC |
| Carl Cherkin | Philadelphia Union |
| Richard Freeth | Tactix Real Estate Advisors, LLC |
| Susan Stipa | McDay |
| Thomas J. Morrissey | Univest Insurance |
| Kevin Funston | Montgomery Insurance |
| James F. Logue, Jr. | Therm-Omega-Tech, Inc. |
| Joseph Justin O’Malley | JP Morgan Private Bank |
| Matthew Kilcur | |
| Michael Shanahan | Alvarez and Marsal |
| R. Brian Neary | Gola Corporate Real Estate |
| Rory Wilson | JPMorgan Chase |
| Thomas Horan | Fox Rothschild LLP |
| Martin C. Bryce Jr. | Ballard Spahr LLP |
| Ray Wittekind | O’Connor Kimball LLP |
| Brian Berkley | Fox Rothschild LLP |
Congratulations to Irish Chamber founder Bill McLaughlin, who will be honored at the 2018 Business 100!
The Annual Business 100 honors the best and the brightest Irish-American and Irish-born leaders representing some of the most innovative and influential companies and corporations in the world.
On Wednesday, December 12th Irish America will be celebrating the 2018 Business 100 at an awards dinner at the Metropolitan Club with Keynote Speaker Eileen McDonnell, Chairman and CEO of Penn Mutual and Ambassador Club Irish Chamber Member.
“Remembering The 27 Crusaders” is a feature length documentary film recounting the lives, military service and deaths of 27 American soldiers who served in Vietnam that graduated from Father Judge High School in The North East section of Philadelphia during The Vietnam War.
Father Judge High School suffered more fatalities in Vietnam than any other Catholic High School in America. The film explores the lives and deaths of The Father Judge students who perished during the war, the communities/parishes where they grew up, the prevalent sense of duty, honor and patriotism in these communities, their time spent and values instilled at Father Judge, their service in Vietnam, the devastating impact of their deaths on their families and communities and the difficult process of mourning, healing and acknowledgement of their heroism. The films narrative is driven by interviews with family, friends, classmates, father judge staff, brothers in arms and military.
Congratulations to veterans working at Irish Chamber Corporate Member companies named to the Philadelphia Business Journal’s 2018 Veterans of Influence Awards. Click