Hobart’s Board of Directors
Providing leadership to help Hobart’s Run engage with our neighbors in meaningful ways that tangibly improve our community.
Hobart’s Run Board of Directors
Andrew Monastra
Partner
I am very proud to be in the company of such impactful people. As a Borough resident, I see Hobart’s Run doing great things to make the neighborhood as well as all of Pottstown an even better and more interesting place to live, work, and play.
Jessica Sykes
Nurse Manager of Centralized Follow Up
Six generations of my family have lived in Hobart’s Run. Hobart’s Run is very special to me. I am committed to restoring the neighborhood that has nurtured my family for over 100 years.
Tracy Steele
Attorney
Giving back to one’s community is an important value. The ability to work with Hobart’s Run to enrich the Pottstown community is a wonderful opportunity for which I am grateful.
Jim Sheward
Senior Operating Partner
Anchor institutions are only as strong as the neighborhoods in which they’re located. Hobart’s Run revitalization efforts are a win/win for our neighborhood and The Hill School. As a Hill ’77 alumnus, I’m proud to be a part of it.
Paul Fulmer
Fractional Director of Real Estate
I am inspired by this quote by American cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead, who said, ‘Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.’
David Charles
Co-Founder / CEO
Nurturing the positive development of youths is an essential part of community revitalization. The next generation is the leadership of tomorrow, so it is crucial that young people are equipped with the proper resources, skills, connections, and motivation to make them successful
Doug Bishop
Director of Operations
Caplan Enterprises
Together we accomplish so much more than we can as individuals. Intentional efforts like Hobart’s Run are crucial in mature communities, and those efforts may be as much about providing attention and polishing, rather than focusing on what is ‘new’ or ‘current.
Matthew Bates
VP Risk Management and Safety
It’s important to feel pride in the community. The stronger our neighborhood becomes, the prouder all our residents will be.
Michael Harris
Managing Director
I think Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Russo’s quote is on point when he wrote: ‘People in small towns, much more than in cities, share a destiny.