* Two members being representatives of the local real estate community in the township (Mark McKenna of Pat McKenna Realtors and Devin Dinofa of Keller Williams Realty) * Two members being representatives of the local retail community in the township (Alicia DiMichele of Alicia DiMichele Boutique and Pamela Maver of Soft Surroundings) * One member of the local legal community practicing in and/or residing in the township (Ashley Buono of Parker McCay) * One member being a representative from the banking and finance community in the township (Robert Curley of TD Bank) Upon the April 21 mayoral appointment, the advisory council will consist of the following members: The advisory council will draw upon a cross-section of representatives from the local business community to aid officials in coordinating local economic recovery and stabilization initiatives, while also working to maximize the township’s long-term economic potential. With the help of this 11-member advisory council, township officials can focus on the sustainability and economic growth of Evesham’s businesses, with particular focus on the substantial base of small and family-owned businesses that are most directly affected by the dramatic change in economic conditions during the COVID-19 emergency. “This new advisory council will allow us to work closer than ever with our local business community to coordinate the recovery efforts needed to keep our local economy strong.” “Local businesses are the backbone of our economy in Evesham Township, and we will always do everything in our power to support our businesses and their employees.” said Mayor Jaclyn Veasy. With that, Evesham Township Council used its April 21 meeting to approve the creation of the Evesham Economic Advisory Council for Recovery & Stabilization.

Evesham township municipal building