In her new role, Harvey will manage the financial aspects of the tax credit program’s special purpose entities, (LLC’s) as well as leading the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) Economically Disadvantaged Schools program projects for which she has already assumed responsibility and in which she has excelled. Harvey’s ‘can-do’ attitude and willingness to take on increased executive leadership of daily finance and accounting operations, rendered her a prime candidate for promotion to Controller. Kathleen Harvey joined BLOCS in 2013 as Senior Financial Analyst responsible for the organization’s accounts payable/receivable, financial and fund reporting, audit preparation, as well as handling deposits, payment processing and bank reconciliations, and was promoted to Controller in September 2020. He volunteers as Treasurer and Director of Hope Springs Equestrian Therapy, whose mission is to enhance the quality of life of individuals with cognitive, physical, emotional or behavioral disabilities by providing them with affordable therapeutic horseback riding and associated special education of the highest possible quality, in a warm, safe and familiar environment.Ī 1987 graduate of La Salle University, Aicher resides in Cochranville, 704-2307 He also served in esteemed positions with Comnet Mortgage Services (a division of Commonwealth Bank), and Arthur Andersen & Co.Īicher is a Pennsylvania-licensed Certified Public Accountant as well as a member of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) and American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). Prior to that role, Aicher held Senior Vice President positions at First Federal Bank (2003-2004), Citizens Bank (2003) and Commonwealth Bank (1999-2003). His expertise includes: treasury, controllership, financial analysis, budgeting, mergers and acquisitions, strategic planning, SEC reporting and investor relations.įrom 2004-2016, Aicher served as the Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer & Corporate Secretary at Penn Liberty Bank, where he helped grow the company to over $675 million in total assets and 10 branch locations. Rowan, a Conshohocken, PA resident, and his wife, Celeste, have four children, Courtney, Drew, Maggie and Kylie.Ī financial executive with over thirty years of experience in the financial services and nonprofit industries, Aicher has excelled in building culture within his team through an effective leadership style, which paves the way for increased productivity, collaboration and cross-functional cooperation. The 1984 Penn State graduate has also held esteemed positions with the Philadelphia Phillies, Spectacor Management Group and CBS. Rowan developed the Jaguars Training Camp as a business model that is now in place for most NFL teams. Rowan’s Staff quickly established the Jaguars as the model for future NFL Expansion in revenue generation and event creation. Rowan spent three seasons as the Director of Corporate Sales for the Jacksonville Jaguars, where he helped to develop the corporate sales plan for the team in its first year of existence. His department continued to thrive during the inaugural season of Lincoln Financial Field, establishing the Eagles as one of the top revenue-producing teams in the NFL. Notably, Rowan made his mark as Vice President of Corporate Sales and Service for the Eagles in 1998 and played a major role in closing one of the largest stadium naming rights deals in NFL history with Lincoln Financial Group, as well as the largest deal for a team practice facility with NovaCare Rehabilitation.
Most recently, Rowan served as Chief Operating Officer of the National Lacrosse League (2016-2019), and previously served as the Executive Vice President and Chief Revenue Officer of the Philadelphia Union (2010-2016). Rowan has over 30 years of experience in the Sports and Entertainment industries.
Dave Rowan joined BLOCS in September 2019 as the Chief Executive Officer.