Rick Battaglia brings over 27 years of experience to his role as Sales and Business Development Director at Penn Community Bank, where he connects retail banking, business development, commercial lending, and cash management.

 

A committed community leader, who believes deeply in community involvement and has served on various nonprofit boards, including United Way of Bucks County, Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, Tabor Children’s Services, and Heritage Conservancy.

 

Residing in Doylestown Borough with his husband, Matt, and their two dogs, he is known for his dedication to local causes and his passion for long-distance running and travel. His achievements include the Four Way Test Award from Doylestown Rotary and the Humanitarian Award from the Ted Lindeman Outreach Foundation.

 

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With just a few belongings and fifty dollars each, Marianna and her family left behind the challenges of the former Soviet Union, stepping into the promise of the American dream. At 18, Marianna felt relief and hope, knowing a better life was within reach—a life where ambition and integrity could lead to opportunity.

 

Driven by hard work and determination, Marianna’s journey took her to the Wharton School of Business, where she earned degrees in mathematics and finance, sparking her passion for a successful career.

 

She is the Founder and CEO of CURO Wealth Management, and as a financial advisor and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, she empowers her clients to achieve their financial dreams.

 

Marianna believes that true wealth isn’t just about numbers; it’s about creating a life filled with purpose and joy. Whether saving for retirement, a child’s education, or navigating life’s transitions, she guides her clients with both expertise and heart. ​​

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Stephanie Connolly is a graduate of Smith College and attended The Trinity College at Oxford. She began her professional journey in advertising, co-founding Beacon Advertising & Design, where she specialized in affinity marketing for leading banking institutions nationwide.

 

For the past 24 years, Stephanie has lived in Washington Crossing, PA, serving as the President and CEO of the Connolly Family, a role in which she proudly leads her husband Evan, their two sons Evan and Geoffrey, and their spirited French Bulldogs, Hopie and Frances.

 

Stephanie’s philanthropic focus lies in her role as a director and trustee of the Geoffrey S.M. Hedrick Charitable Trust, named in honor of her late father. Through this position, she supports charities across the country. Locally, she has contributed to the Bucks County community by volunteering for various organizations and serving in leadership roles within the parent associations of Newtown Friends and The George School.

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Juan Navia retired from Johnson & Johnson in 2015, where he earned the prestigious Johnson Medal for Excellence in Research for his work on the process development of Splenda Sweetener. He holds a B.S. in biology from Tulane University and a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, with postdoctoral work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. With patents and publications in areas like chemical synthesis and epidemiology, Juan is a member of the American Chemical Society, Sigma Xi, and the AAAS.

 

In retirement, he served as President of Sociedad Hispana Doylestown, promoting cross-cultural understanding, and now chairs the Ann Silverman Clinic’s Patient Community Outreach Committee and the Immigrant Rights Action Board. Originally from Havana, Cuba, Juan lives in Doylestown, PA, with his wife, Julie Senecoff, and two grown children.

 

Despite his Cuban heritage, Juan humorously claims he has “two left feet,” so his upcoming performance will be a tribute to his dedicated dance instructor.​​​​​​

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Andrew Kind-Rubin, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical and certified school psychologist with over 30 years of experience in child and family mental health. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Haverford College and his master’s and doctorate from the University of Virginia.

 

A Doylestown resident for 36 years, he has worked in various clinical settings, including outpatient clinics, hospitals, schools, and private practice. For 25 years, Dr. Kind-Rubin served as Chief Clinical Officer and VP of Clinical Services at Child Guidance Resource Centers, a non-profit behavioral health organization, before retiring in 2022 and returning in 2023 to work in their Professional Development Center. Committed to community psychology,​ He has served on multiple state and county committees to advance evidence-based practices (EBPs), such as Multisystemic Therapy and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, across southeastern Pennsylvania.

 

Dr. Kind-Rubin is also active in several non-profit boards, including Temple Judea of Bucks County, Jewish Learning Venture, The County Theater, NOVA of Bucks County, and the Patricia Kind Family Foundation.

 

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​​Amanda Soler is the founder of SolFul Living and inspires purpose-driven, connected living through her work and podcast -

SolFul Connections.

 

As Director of Mission Delivery for The Liv Project, Amanda champions courageous conversations to combat youth suicide.

With 30+ years of leadership at the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, she has a proven record of elevating community and business initiatives.

 

While Amanda's business experience and certifications in meditation and mental health make her a thoughtful leader, her dance skills might need a little more practice—but she's ready to "step up" and maybe "stumble a bit" to support the Ann Silverman Clinic’s vital mission.

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