Susan Cruz is a partner with the Jancisin & DiSilvio Private Wealth Group and is formerly a Managing Director and Market Executive at Merrill Lynch. In her career she has been responsible for developing strategy, leading and coaching organizations to new levels of success. She now guides senior executives and business owners in their wealth management and long-term financial strategies. Susan has served many organizations, including Impact 100- Pensacola Bay Area, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre and the Athena Host Committee.

Brad J. Franc is an entrepreneur, best-selling author, attorney, business consultant and CPA (inactive).
Practicing in the Business Law and Estates and Trusts Groups as a Director at Houston Harbaugh P.C., Brad works extensively with private business owners, affluent individuals, closely held businesses.

Along with his law practice, he has successfully launched several companies. He most recently launched The Succession Coach, a consulting firm to assist business with their succession plans. Brad has sat on many for-profit and non-profit boards throughout his career. He is the former Chair of La Roche University Board of Trustees and currently on the finance council of Regina Coeli Parish.

Kathleen Gallagher has more than 35 years of litigation experience with a focus on complex commercial and business litigation, including real estate, contract, construction, trademark, securities fraud, and environmental disputes. With more than 20 years of experience in redistricting and election matters, Kathleen represents clients in the United States Supreme Court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, as well as United States District Courts in Pennsylvania and Virginia. She is also an experienced advocate for religious freedom. She currently represents the Catholic League as an amici in a matter pending in the United States Supreme Court, and has successfully represented the Catholic League’s interest in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. She currently serves the Anne B. Anstine Excellence in Public Services Series and The Imani School as a board member.

Howard W. “Hoddy” Hanna III, serves as the Chair of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, the largest private real estate company in the United States.

Among his leadership positions, Hoddy currently serves as chair of the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees and as a member and former Chairman of the hospital’s Foundation board. Additionally, he is a member of the board of Citizens Financial Group in Providence, Rhode Island; John Carroll University; the University of Pittsburgh Katz Graduate School of Business; the Diocese of Pittsburgh Finance Council; and the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh. He is also the chair of the H.J. Heinz Western Pennsylvania History Center and is a director of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC).

Becky Kcehowski is the Partner-in-Charge and head of litigation for the Pittsburgh Office of Jones Day.  As trial counsel in class actions, multidistrict litigations, and cross-jurisdiction proceedings, Becky helps clients navigate complex consumer and commercial matters.  She has been recognized by Chambers, Best Lawyers, and The Legal 500 and by ALM's Legal Intelligencer as a Pennsylvania Trailblazer and Distinguished Leader. Becky is active on multiple nonprofit boards, including Allegheny Conference on Community Development, Pittsburgh Public Theater and United Way.

Charlie Kelly, a Sewickley resident, is a partner in the Pittsburgh office of Saul Ewing, LLP, where he enjoys an active healthcare, media and energy practice.  His community work includes membership on numerous healthcare boards across the region and state, including the Heritage Valley Health System board.

Victoria Kush is an accomplished civil litigator and trial attorney who is presently a Shareholder at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC.  She has 15 years of experience litigating complex disputes in state and federal courts, including appellate courts, with expertise in construction, energy, eminent domain and real estate disputes.  She also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Duquesne University teaching legal courses.  She was named the Woman of Distinction in Government and Law by Girl Scouts and a Woman of Influence by the Pittsburgh Business Times.  She serves on the Board of Directors of Catholic Charites, Diocese of Pittsburgh, among a number of other boards and charitable causes.

Maureen Lally-Green has served as a Judge on the Superior Court of Pennsylvania, a state-wide appellate court, as an Associate General Secretary of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, and, presently, as Professor of Law Emerita at the Kline Duquesne School of Law.  Her employment experiences as a lawyer also span the for-profit, non-profit, and federal public sectors.  Her volunteer activities are, and have been, both local and state-wide, addressing many aspects of the law and of public and parochial education. For more than 40 years, she has served, at times, as a member of boards of directors of non-profit educational and professional entities, and two for-profit entities.

Christopher Lee is a shareholder of Dickie, McCamey & Chilcote and the Managing Partner of the firm’s headquarters in Pittsburgh, where he works with attorneys, personnel and oversees the day-to-day aspects of the firm's financial, administrative and HR departments.  In addition to Catholic Charities, Mr. Lee is on the board of directors of UPMC Mercy, is a yearly volunteer for Sheetz “For the Kidz” charity and has been a past ELT member for the American Heart Association’s Heart Ball.

Paul Malone serves as Vice President and Partner with USI Insurance Services. In this capacity, he advises business leaders on capital-efficient insurance and risk management. In addition to the time he invests with Catholic Charities, Paul also serves on the West Water Authority board of directors.

Marcia Martin most recently served as the Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility at Highmark Wholecare, where she directed philanthropic and corporate social responsibility initiatives.

Marcia serves or has served on more than one dozen boards and committees, including Carlow University (Board Co-chair, Anti-racism Planning Task Force), Bethlehem Haven, Epilepsy Association of Southwestern and Central Pennsylvania, Program to Aid Citizen Enterprise (PACE), Sisters Saving Ourselves Now/Black Women Roundtable, the Arthritis Foundation, Catholic Charities, Girl Scouts and the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh.

Tom and Becky McGough have been members of the Executive Leadership Team for more than five years and co-chaired the Hope from Home Campaign in 2021.  Tom is Executive Vice-President & Chief Legal Officer of UPMC, while Becky is a retired Family Nurse Practitioner who spent most of her career serving the uninsured and underinsured at the Sto-Rox Family Health Center in McKees Rocks. 

Dan Onorato is Highmark Health’s executive vice president and Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, and Shelly Onorato is a health care professional.

The Onoratos live by a commitment to serving the community: Dan as a former elected official, most recently the Allegheny County Executive, along with numerous Boards of Directors today; and Shelly as a volunteer in the community and service on various Boards.

Married for 34 years and parents to three adult children, Dan and Shelly live in Pittsburgh’s North Hills.

Diana Rockey is a past Catholic Charities Caritas winner for her lifelong support of many charities, including Little Sisters of the Poor and the Red Door.  Together, the Rockeys were the Host Chairs of the 2018 Bishop's Dinner.  Joe Rockey is currently running for Allegheny County Executive and is a member of various boards, including Catholic Charities, Duquesne University and Little Sisters of the Poor.

Under Gerard Sansosti’s leadership, his organization has created a culture of altruism and charitable giving, including more than 8,300 days volunteers by employees and more than $8 million in financial contributions. He and his wife Paula are actively involved with many community-focused partners, including the Holy Family Institute.

Christopher Scoletti, CPWA®, CFP®, is a First Vice President and Financial Advisor at Morgan Stanley.  Christopher is the Catholic Charities Board President and serves on a myriad of committees and leadership teams for the agency.  Christopher is a cancer survivor, Notre Dame graduate, and he and his wife Monica are Legatus members and active parishioners of Sacred Heart of St. Jude Parish.

Joni Mangino is a Shareholder and first female President of Zimmer Kunz. She is one of the original members of the law firm since its formation in 1988. Joni has 35 years of experience and is a seasoned trial attorney. She has successfully defended corporations and various religious organizations and nonprofits in claims and suits alleging discrimination. She is the wife of Joseph Selep and the proud mother of three adult children.

Thomas Swartout serves as a financial advisor with Swartout Financial, a multi-generational wealth management firm. Additionally, he has been with Northwestern Mutual for more than 30 years and is recognized as one of the firm’s top 100 advisors.

Thomas has served with the United Way for 15 years and is currently actively involved with The Neighborhood Academy.

He and his wife, Deanna, live in Pine Richland and have four children.

Anna Bamonte Torrance is the Chancellor for the Diocese of Pittsburgh.  As Chancellor, Anna assists with the governance and administration of the diocese, serving as the principal ecclesiastical notary of the diocese and is responsible for gathering, arranging, and safeguarding the acts of the curia in the diocesan archives. She serves as liaison to the Bishop and as his representative to various diocesan entities. Anna is a member of the Catholic Charities Board of Directors, Member Board, Executive Committee and the Health Advisory & Quality Assurance Committee for the Free Health Care Center. Prior to her work with the Diocese, Anna was a member of the firm Houston Harbaugh where she practiced in the area of Healthcare Law. She and her husband, Alan, have four children and are members of Divine Redeemer Parish.