Rosalsky

LEHMAN TOWNSHIP - The Board of Trustees for the Pocono Environmental Education Center (PEEC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Pike County resident, Jeff Rosalsky as the new CEO for PEEC effective the first of this month.   

“We are extremely pleased and honored to have Jeff’s strong leadership skills to guide PEEC into the next generation”, said PEEC Chairperson Dr. Barbara Brummer.  “PEEC’s influence on program participants will help to educate and produce our next environmental advocates.”

Jeff, his wife Gail and their three children have been residents of Pike County for eleven years and have been associated with PEEC since they arrived.  Jeff first visited PEEC as a neighbor, then as a parent of summer campers, a hiker, volunteer, Board of Trustees member and most recently as Chairman of the Board.  Jeff noted that when the opportunity arose to take over the Chief Executive role however, it was one that he could thoroughly embrace.

Jeff brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to PEEC.  He spent fifteen years as an investment banker in New York, London and Hong Kong, co-founded a venture capital backed internet database marketing company and acted as its COO and was also CEO of a property development company.  Jeff has served as a Director of various non-profit companies in Pike County.  He was graduated from Princeton University with an A.B. in English. 

In a recent interview, Jeff reiterated his commitment to PEEC and its mission to promote environmental education for this and future generations.  “…each time I see the PEEC campus overflowing with children and adults I know that we are doing a vital job as educators and one that is valued by both the local and regional communities.  First and foremost PEEC is a place for educating.