Keystone Committee
Formed in 2022 to engage the next generation of Society members.
Meghan Fisher
Pittsburgh
Meghan Fisher is a government relations and political consultant with deep experience at the local, state and federal levels, both in-house at a Fortune 500 company, and with a consulting firm representing corporate, nonprofit, local government and education clients’ interests. She also advises political action committees and campaigns.
A third-generation member of the Women’s Auxiliary of St. Edmond’s Home for Children in Rosemont, Meghan continues her family’s commitment to the children who call St. Edmond’s home. As a long time member of the Junior League, Meghan has chaired a number of fundraising and friend-raising committees in an effort to continue to expand the group's recognition and reputation in local communities.
She enjoys running and practicing yoga, and as a registered yoga teacher leads small groups and individual practices.
A native of the Philadelphia area and current Pittsburgh resident, she earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh and has many loyalties on both sides of the state.
Timothy J. Ford
Bridgeport
Timothy J. Ford is a partner in the Philadelphia office of Dilworth Paxson LLP, where he founded the firm’s political and election law practice group. Tim is also a litigator, representing governments, businesses, political committees, and individuals in high-stakes, sensitive disputes, often involving political or public relations components.
Outside of work, Tim was appointed by Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to the Board of Trustees of the Community College of Philadelphia. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Committee of Seventy, a 120-year-old nonpartisan civic leadership organization that advances representative, ethical and effective government in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. In addition, Tim is an Adjunct Law Professor at the Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law, teaching Election Law.
Tim earned his B.A. in Public Policy from Stanford University and his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School, where he was Executive Editor of Michigan Law Review.
Tim lives in Bridgeport, Montgomery County, with his husband Steve and their German shorthaired pointer rescue Libby.
Blake Lynch
Harrisburg
Blake proudly serves as an Equity Partner at One+ Strategies, one of Pennsylvania’s largest and fastest growing government relations and public affairs firms bringing expertise in government affairs, community engagement, and strategic communications. He previously served as Senior Vice President and Chief Impact Officer at WITF Public Media and as Director of Community Relations and Engagement for the City of Harrisburg, where he built lasting relationships across diverse stakeholder groups.
Blake regularly serves as a weekly on air political analyst for a local CBS affiliate and recurring analyst on This Week in Pennsylvania, a weekly statewide political affairs program.
His work has earned recognition including City & State PA's Who's Who in Government Relations (2026), Black Trailblazer (2025 and 2023), Forty Under Forty (2021), Central Penn Business Journal's Forty Under Forty (2020), and the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC Catalyst Emerging Business Leader of the Year (2019). He currently serves on the PASSHE Foundation Board, and supports Children's Miracle Network at Penn State Health.
Outside of work, Blake has a deep passion for aviation, travel, and cooking. He is a proud husband, father of two sons, and an alumnus of Messiah University.
Michael Elizabeth Magnatta
Philadelphia
Michael helps to oversee critical risk management within the Consumer Bank at Goldman Sachs, with primary accountability for privacy risk strategy and governance. She plays a key role in shaping and advancing enterprise-wide governance frameworks that strengthen operational resilience, deepen regulatory engagement, and reinforce a proactive, best-in-class risk culture across the organization.
Michael began her career in public service, working for a U.S. Congressional Member in Washington, D.C., and serving in the Office of the Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. She later joined Comcast NBCUniversal, where she served in roles across Political Engagement, Community Investment, and Corporate Administration.
Michael is known for building influential stakeholder relationships, and driving complex initiatives to execution and is committed to advancing organizational goals, cultivating high-impact partnerships, and fostering a culture of accountability, innovation, and excellence.
Michael earned her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Public Administration from Villanova University. She serves on the Executive Leadership Team for the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women initiative and has held leadership roles with the Union League of Philadelphia Events Committee and as an inaugural member of the Barnes Young Professionals Leadership Board.
Nason McCall
Erie
Nason McCall is Treasury professional at Erie Insurance, a Fortune 500 property and casualty insurer headquartered in Erie, Pennsylvania. Nason leads enterprise cash forecasting and liquidity planning within the company’s Treasury function, supporting the financial strength and operational stability of a multi-billion-dollar organization. He is responsible for developing and executing cash management strategies, optimizing working capital, managing key banking relationships, and ensuring the integrity of financial controls and reporting processes.
In addition, he plays a key leadership role in advancing process improvement initiatives, leveraging automation and technology to enhance efficiency, strengthen internal controls, and mitigate financial risk across the organization.
Nason serves on the Finance Committee of the Erie Children’s Museum, where he contributes financial oversight and strategic guidance. He is also an active member of the Association for Financial Professionals.
Nason earned his Master of Business Administration from Penn State University and holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Accounting from Gannon University. He resides in Erie, Pennsylvania, with his wife, Dacey, and their daughter, Audrey.
Monica Naim
Lower Gwynedd
Monica Naim leads a dynamic team of sales specialists at Cisco, focusing on innovative collaboration solutions for clients. With over ten years of experience, she is known for her authentic leadership and dedication to mentoring women in tech.
Monica is a PA City and State 40 Under 40 honoree and was named Philadelphia's Finest by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Her journey from homelessness to a successful career fuels her deep commitment to giving back, actively supporting and sitting on the board for Covenant House Pennsylvania.
Passionate about diversity and inclusion, Monica works to create positive change within the tech industry. Her leadership style attracts and nurtures top talent, consistently delivering exceptional outcomes. Monica embraces the "Work Hard, Play Hard" philosophy, thriving on challenges and opportunities in complex environments.
Michael O'Brien
Philadelphia
Michael O’Brien is a partner in the Philadelphia office of Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, a law firm with approximately 350 attorneys in 15 offices across the United States.
He focuses his legal practice representing businesses and individuals in complex litigation matters before Pennsylvania state and federal courts and advising for-profit and not-for-profit entities in governance matters. He chairs the Firm’s Summer Associate Program and co-chairs the Firm’s Political Action Committee.
Michael served as an officer in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps from 2007-2017. Michael is a graduate of Scranton Prep (’02), Georgetown University (SFS ’06), and Temple University Law School (JD ’09).
Michael is an active member of the Country Club of Scranton and the Philadelphia Cricket Club and serves on the board of directors of the Homeless Advocacy Project and the Center City Residents Association.
Olivia Edwards Rindfuss
Harrisburg
Olivia is a trusted advisor to public and private sector leaders advancing Pennsylvania through sound public policy. She began her career serving elected officials in the U.S. and Pennsylvania Houses of Representatives, developing expertise in commercial law, technology, and economic development, including work related to the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Today, Olivia brings more than a decade of experience building bipartisan policy solutions and guiding clients through complex legislative and regulatory environments. At GSL Public Strategies Group, she connects client priorities with federal, state, and local stakeholders across health care, labor, energy, economic development, and nonprofit sectors.
Olivia is an active board member of the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank, Harrisburg Regional Chamber, and Harrisburg Young Professionals, and serves on a committee of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities. She has been recognized as a City & State PA Forty Under 40 honoree and a Who’s Who in Government Relations designee.
She and her family live in Harrisburg and are proud advocates for the Capital Region.
Robert Trinkle
Pittsburgh
Robert Trinkle is Vice President and Head of Private Foundation Solutions within PNC Private Bank Hawthorn overseeing a team dedicated to helping families envision, articulate and achieve charitable legacies. Robert counsels families and individuals who choose private foundations to exercise their purpose-driven goals through philanthropy and impact. Robert works concurrently on all items which are necessary to gain recognition and exemption as a private foundation; and on those aspects of the foundation that will represent the client or family most effectively to potential grant seekers.
Robert holds a degree in Corporate Communications from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As a proud Pittsburgh local, Robert is involved in the region in a number of ways, to include serving as a member of The Pittsburgh/Greater Allegheny LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce, Board Member of the Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh as well as a chapter member of both Pittsburgh Young Professionals and Young Professionals in Energy.
Kial Vidic
Sewickley
Kial Vidic's career path includes a significant tenure in the Houston region, where she worked for the US House of Representatives. This rich experience eventually led her back to her home state of Pennsylvania.
Currently, Kial plays a key role at Majority Strategies, where she spearheads brand and advocacy initiatives for clients nationwide. Her expertise extends to campaign work,
reflecting her deep commitment to strategic communications and public affairs.
Originally hailing from Butler County, Kial now resides in Allegheny County. She maintains strong ties with her alma mater, actively serving on Westminster College’s History Alumni Advisory Council.