Łukasz Sułkowski is the President of the Management Board of Public Consulting Group Polska. He holds a professor degree in economics and a doctoral degree in humanities and specializes in issues related to university management. He is the head of the Department of Higher Education Institution Management at the Jagiellonian University as well as a profesor at Clark University and at the Academy of Social Sciences. He is a member of the Polish Accreditation Committee (2012-2017), and since 2016 – also its vice-president. Since 2008, he has been the editor-in-chief of the "Journal of Intercultural Management" quarterly. He authored or co-authored 300 works, including 12 monographies, published by prestigious publishing houses (Springer, Lexington, Lang, PWN, PWE). He implemented 14 research grants from the European Union, the National Science Centre and the Ministry of Science and Social Education, he is currently the head of the project ”University of the Future” (”Dialog”). he is a member of international organizations and associations: American Academy of Management (AAofM - USA), International Family Enterprises Research Association (IFERA), Reseau Pays du Groupe de Vysegrad (PGV, Steering Committee – France) and the European Academy of Management (EURAM). He has many years’ managerial experience working in corporations (Nestle, Fazer) and in consulting (FPL Consultant) as well as being a member of supervisory and advisory boards (BCC).
Daniel T Heaney, MBA, is a financial professional with more than 20 years of experience in public and private companies. He has held senior financial management positions in operational and corporate finance, with responsibility for treasury management, international finance, mergers and acquisitions, control and audit. He joined PCG in 2003. Prior to PCG, he was CFO for Seniorlink, an elder care management company based in Boston, Ma. Mr. Heaney spent 19 years at Perkin Elmer (formerly EG&G Inc.), a global $1.5 billion Fortune 500 diversified technology company. He served as the company's corporate treasurer for four years, with earlier roles that included five years as controller of the Technical Services Group, one the firm's five strategic business units involved in commercial and government services. He currently serves on the boards of Raleigh, North Carolina based LobbyGuard LLC, a provider of visitor management systems and Development Alternatives, Inc., a Maryland based firm that provides international development services and aid in developing countries. Mr. Heaney holds a B.A. from Colby College and an MBA from the University of San Francisco.
Grant Blair manages PCG consulting services in the field of education. Over the past ten years, he has collaborated with hundreds of school districts in the United States in information technology, data, operations and financial initiatives. He was the director of PCG projects for large-scale implementation of information technology in school districts, including the School District of Philadelphia; Broward County Florida School Board; Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools; and in public schools in Minneapolis. He also oversaw the launch of PCG’s implementation of the nationwide student information system in the United States and the EasyGo ™ PCG special training management system in Tennessee. Has a bachelor’s degree from Harvard University and an MBA from the University of North Carolina.
Bill Mosakowski is Founder, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Public Consulting Group, Inc. (PCG), a management consulting firm serving clients in the health & human services and K-12 education sectors. In his current role, Bill oversees day-to-day operations and strategic initiatives for PCG.
Bill's career has centered on serving the fiscal and operational needs of the public sector. Upon graduating from Clark University in 1976, he first worked as Assistant Revenue Director for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. In 1981, he left public service to become Director of Reimbursement for Harvard Community Health Plan's Parker Hill facility, a small public hospital located in Boston's Mission Hill neighborhood. Prior to forming PCG, Bill was a senior consultant with Touche Ross & Company now Deloitte &Touche, where he worked on expansive and comprehensive strategic planning projects for health and human services facilities across the country.
Bill founded PCG in 1986, combining his entrepreneurial business interests with a growing expertise in public sector fiscal and operational management. The firm quickly grew from a three-person operation to a highly successful company with roughly 2,000 employees, 50 offices, and nearly $350 million in gross annual sales. Today, PCG focuses on three major market areas: 1) enhancing operational and financial performance for state and local health and human services agencies; 2) providing consulting and technology applications to the K-12 education sector; and 3) developing and serving the national market for Third Party Administrator (TPA) services to support self-determination and consumer-directed care for chronically ill, frail and elderly, developmentally disabled, and other at-risk populations, through PCG's subsidiary company – Public Partnerships, Ltd.
Bill served as chairman of the Clark University Board of Trustees in Worcester, MA (2007-2011), where he and wife Jane also founded the Mosakowski Institute for Public Enterprise. Additionally, Bill serves as Board member of St. Mary's High School in Lynn, MA and as a member of the Board for the Massachusetts Association of Mental Health (MAMH).