Brad Molotsky

Operates commercial real estate development association

Operates real estate and trade associations

Part of World Affairs Councils of America, World Affairs Council of Philadelphia is a nonprofit organization that connects cultures, ideas, and communities through programs such as public speaker events with diplomats, leaders, journalists, and experts; youth education focused on citizenship and leadership development; professional development initiatives including a leadership institute and international exchanges; and curated international travel experiences. The company is based in Philadelphia, PA. Craig Snyder has been the CEO of the company since 2012. The council also partners with the city's sister cities program to facilitate economic, educational, cultural, and diplomatic exchanges with cities worldwide.

Part of Ronald McDonald House Charities Central West, Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House is a company based in Philadelphia, PA.

Functions as a government affairs liaison and economic development advocate

Local level government authority

Monitors and evaluates elections

Operates as a membership organization

Part of NAIOP, Inc., The Philadelphia Chapter for NAIOP is a regional commercial real estate association representing developers, owners, investors, and industry professionals primarily in western Pennsylvania. The company is based in Philadelphia, PA. The chapter serves as a resource to foster business relationships, promote responsible development, and support regional growth through education, leadership, advocacy, and networking. It engages in advocacy at federal, state, and local levels to improve the commercial real estate business environment by removing regulatory barriers, reducing project costs, and accelerating development timelines. The chapter supports transportation infrastructure funding, permitting reforms, energy modernization, and affordable housing initiatives. It offers programs and events such as the developing leaders program for professionals aged 35 and under, awards banquets, golf outings, social gatherings, and educational initiatives like the skyline academy summer camp. The organization is governed by a board of industry professionals and led by an executive director, maintains a hall of fame, and publishes a biannual magazine. Membership options include individual and corporate levels, supporting participation in advocacy, leadership development, and industry networking.

Operates theatre

Provides health care services

Operates as a nonprofit community organization that supports and strengthens Jewish life through social services, cultural and educational program

The Jewish Community Center of Southern New Jersey, Inc. is a non-profit organization that aims to support those in need, enhance Jewish life, and ensure the continuity of a vibrant Jewish community locally, in , and around the world. The company provides programming and resources for children, teens, older adults, and individuals with special needs through their family of agencies and network of overseas partners. The company's services include counseling, food assistance, low- and moderate-income housing, social, cultural, and recreational programs, Jewish education, and advocacy. The organization also fosters relationships within the Jewish community and between people of all faiths and cultures to help build a better world today. The company advocates for and every Jewish community around the globe to ensure that the safety, security, and well-being of Jews is maintained ly. The Jewish Federation's goal is to bring the Jewish family together, promote Jewish life and learning, and connect to the culture and heritage to strengthen the bond. The company is based in NJ.

The Delaware Valley Green Building Council is a company based in Philadelphia, PA.

Functions as a College/University

Jewish Community Properties, Inc. is a company based in Cherry Hill, NJ.

Functions as a College/University