The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia (the Chamber) is proud to announce the FY 25-26 CEO Access Network cohort, supported by the Wells Fargo Foundation. For 17 years now, the CEO Access Network has been a bridge connecting C-suite, established executives (large partners) from Chamber member companies with disability-, LGBTQ+, minority-, veteran-, and women-owned business leaders (small partners) in the Greater Philadelphia community.

Through participation in the CEO Access Network, large and small partners will develop mutually beneficial one-on-one and group relationships where they will lean one another for business advice and counsel, networking and business development opportunities, and support one another’s goals, activities, and growth.

Meet this year’s cohort of CEO Access Network partners:

Devin Abraham
Co-Founder & CEO
Liiv

Large Partner: Lawrence James, President & CEO, Connexus Technology

Jewell Antoine-Johnson
Founder & CEO
Antoine Johnson Construction

Large Partner: Michael Lloyd, President & CEO, IMC Construction

Morgan Berman
Founder & President
Glitter

Large Partner: Bonnie Chong, Member, Board of Directors, Anthony & Sylvan Pool

Tara Buchanan
Managing Partner
EBE Talent

Larger Partner: Jennifer Mantini, Philadelphia Office Managing Partner, PwC

Leemor Daskal
Owner
North Bowl & South Bowl Lounge n Lanes

Large Partner: David Neff, President, Neff

Anna Dausman
CEO & Founder
Goodlands Food Co.

Large Partner: Kareem Afzal, Executive Chairman, PDC Machines

Maria Frizelle Roberts
President & CEO
MFR Consultants

Large Partner: Patrick Cozzi, Chief Platform Officer, Bentley Systems

Lorne Hammond
President
The Harvest Family Business Solutions

Large Partner: Paul Dougherty, Office Partner-in-Charge, EisnerAmper

Cate Heaman
Founder and CEO
Prelude Solutions

Large Partner: Marc Tepper, Managing Shareholder – Philadelphia Office, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC

Shelly Hughes
Nolia Roots

Large Partner: Marcia O’Connor, CEO and Founder, The O’Connor Group

Aisha Khan
Co-Founder & Executive Director
Twelve Gates Arts

Large Partner: Catherine Cahill, President & CEO, Highmark Mann

Raghu Kuntamukkala
President
Empower Data Solutions

Large Partner: Sun Lee, Partner in Charge, KPMG

Xavier Lopez-Mas
CEO and Founder
PM4U LLC

Large Partner: Chris Cera, CEO, ArcWeb Technologies

Georgette Luna
Founder & Owner
Sea Philly

Large Partner: Bill Brown, President & CEO, Citadel Credit Union

Chico Mejia
Founder and CEO
Hidden Gem Films

Large Partner: Scott Mirkin, President & Executive Producer, ESM Productions

Nichole Parker
Managing Principal and Co-Founder
Parker Strategy Group

Large Partner: Greg Reaves, Founder & CEO, Mosaic Development Partners

Noel Ramirez
Founder and Director
Mango Tree Counseling

Large Partner: Steve Rosen, Philadelphia Managing Partner, Aloysis Butler & Clark

Lou Rodriguez
CEO
Rodriguez

Large Partner: Chris Meshginpoosh, Managing Director, Kreischer Miller

Sara Shannon
Owner
Bargain Thrift Center

Large Partner: Lin Thomas, Chairman & CEO, EMSCO Scientific Enterprises

Jessi Sheridan
Founder
Habituelle

Large Partner: Trista Walker, President & CEO, Baldwin & Obenauf, Inc. (BNO)

Benjamin Smith
President and Owner
TriTech Services Group, Inc.

Large Partner: Nelson Griffin, Chief Supply Chain Officer, Wawa

Roya Taheri
President
Taheri Architecture

Large Partner: Marc Helberg, Managing Vice President, Pariveda Solutions

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About the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia 

The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia works together with members, investors, and stakeholders, to realize our bold vision: Greater Philadelphia is a top global destination for business and a leader in inclusive growth. As the metro-regional chamber of commerce serving the 11-county, tri-state Greater Philadelphia region, we are the premier organization to convene and connect business, government and civic leaders to drive economic growth and prosperity for all.

About the Wells Fargo Foundation

Through its businesses and the Wells Fargo Foundation, Wells Fargo aligns its resources and expertise to make a positive impact in communities, address complex societal issues, and help build a more inclusive, sustainable future for all.

Wells Fargo provides grants to nonprofit organizations working to strengthen the resiliency of our communities and our planet with a focus on supporting nonprofits that strategically align with our funding priorities: financial health, housing affordability, small business growth, and sustainability and environmental justice.

Wells Fargo prioritizes funding to activities and programs that have a broad reach and support the needs of underserved communities and advancing racial equity.