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Dr. David Galiani graduated from Penn State University and the Medical College of Virginia and completed his residency in Ophthalmology at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center.

He is board certified in Ophthalmology and is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the Pennsylvania Medical Society, the Bucks County Medical Society, and the Association of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons. He is on staff at Doylestown Hospital as well as Wills Eye Hospital where he shares his surgical expertise to teach residents in the field of cataract surgery and mentors in the outpatient eye care clinic.

Dr. Galiani has published numerous articles in medical journals and textbooks and has presented research at international ophthalmology conferences.

David currently resides in Doylestown Boro with his wife, Alli. He has 4 children and 4 stepchildren!! He loves to travel, play golf, and spend time with family.

He also provides free eye care for the Ann Silverman Clinic.

A lifelong Bucks County resident, Jill has called Yardley, New Hope, and now Newtown home. She’s a devoted wife and proud mom to three wonderful kids — Daniel, Anthony, and Serena — and a loving grandmother to four little ones (all under three!). Together with her husband Dan, she owns Roman Building Products, a company specializing in contemporary, custom glass shower enclosures and solutions.

Inspired by her oldest son’s journey with type 1 diabetes, Jill is especially passionate about raising funds and volunteering with JDRF. Her efforts are fueled by a strong desire to see breakthroughs in research and, one day, a cure.

What brings Jill the most joy is gathering loved ones for abundant Italian Sunday dinners, discovering new places through travel, and spending sunny summers in Avalon.

Keeley Rosenthal has worked in the field of Social Work for the last 19 years. After graduation from Temple University with her BSW, she went on to study at Monmouth University, getting her Master’s in Social Work with a concentration on International & Community Development. Keeley’s thesis was completed in Chile, gathering and working with families of the Disappeared & Detained under the Pinochet dictatorship. This experience gave Keeley not only proficiency in her second language, Spanish, but a vast and broad understanding of Human Rights; something she has carried close in heart working as a social worker. She continued working with immigrant families during her time at The Ann Silverman Community Health Clinic in Doylestown Hospital.

In 2017 she received her license to practice clinical social work. For the last 8 years, she has worked for Bucks County’s office of Behavioral Health. She oversees the crisis services for the County of Bucks as the Director of Emergency & Court Services. Along with this, she has been a leader in Suicide Prevention Education for the Bucks County Suicide Prevention Taskforce and teaches QPR, a free 2-hour suicide prevention program that is offered throughout Bucks County.

In 2023 Keeley was the first non-officer trained in Bucks County in Crisis Negotiation by the FBI and for the past 2 years, she has worked as a Mental Health Negotiator on the Central Bucks Special Response Team. Keeley’s work in crisis response extends to her participation in the Keystone Crisis Intervention Team, a state-wide team that may be deployed in the event of a mass or community, crime related tragedy, doing group debriefings for victims of crime.

A former registered nurse, Kelly took her love of caring for others and, in 2010, founded a personal concierge business that went on to receive multiple awards and recognition. She is now the CEO and founder of The Concierge Academy and author of The Concierge Life, where she mentors entrepreneurs across the globe to grow and scale thriving service-based businesses.

She also holds dual certifications in both life and business coaching, which uniquely equip her to guide others through both strategy and mindset.

Kelly has been deeply involved in the community for over a decade, coordinating and participating in dozens of local fundraisers and charitable events. Known for her energy, perseverance, and love of bringing people together, she blends business leadership with a heart for impact.

When she isn’t coaching or speaking, Kelly can often be found laughing with friends and family—or joking about her long-standing dream of being an MC Hammer backup dancer.

As Executive Vice President and Chief Consumer Banking Officer at Penn Community Bank, Bernard Tynes leads the Retail Branch Network, Small Business Banking, Marketing, and the Penn Community Bank Foundation teams. With a passion for fostering strong customer relationships and driving meaningful community impact, Tynes oversees strategies that contribute to organizational growth across the bank’s footprint, enhances customer experience, empowers small businesses, and helps to ensure the bank remains a trusted partner for year to come.

With well over a decade of experience in the financial services industry, Tynes brings a proven track record of delivering innovation solutions, championing financial inclusion, and aligning business goals with customer and community needs. Tynes is dedicated to fostering a culture of excellence, collaboration and service that reflects the true spirit of community banking.

Tynes also serves as the Executive Director of the Penn Community Bank Foundation, and has helped to expand its philanthropic initiatives, supporting programs that promote financial literacy and economic empowerment. Recognized regionally and nationally for his work in the financial services vertical, Tynes is committed to the power of community banking.​​

Bruce White, husband for over 40 years to Donna. Father of 5, Bruce, Rachel, Chad, Matthew and Karoline. Father-in-law to 3, Alyssa, Frank and Jamie ( and someday Charlie!). Pop Pop to 9, Ayla, Emery, Beckam, Quin, Alaska, Zola, Lincoln, Bennet and Matilda, and still counting! “The most important thing in life is my family!” Bruce and Donna’s children all graduated from the Central Bucks School District, 3 from South and 2 from East.

Bruce grew up in the Oxford Circle section of Philadelphia. He played football and baseball throughout high school, attending Frankford High School. Bruce moved on to Temple University and graduated in 1984. He joined Johnson, Kendall and Johnson, Inc. in 1986, after a short time at Chubb Insurance company.

Bruce has led the JKJ team in designing, implementing, and servicing the Risk Management and Insurance programs for his clients for almost 40 years. Bruce has been the Managing Partner of JKJ since 1994 and is responsible for JKJ’s overall operations, growth and profitability. The focus of JKJ is serving our client, giving back to the community and supporting our JKJ team.

Bruce serves on the regional and national advisory councils for several leading insurance companies and Industry organizations. Bruce also serves on the Board of Directors of several non-profit organizations.