Phil Petillo Is the MCA of New Jersey’s New Executive Director

January 9, 2023

Phil Petillo is the MCA of New Jersey’s (MCANJ) new executive director. Phil has been the association’s education director for 10 years. During that time, he has made many improvements to the association’s instructional programs. He was also an integral part of communicating industry-related information, scheduling, planning, labor relations and working with MCAA. In making the announcement, MCANJ President Richard Tomaiko noted that, “Phil has demonstrated his ability to communicate clearly, concisely, and cordially. His personality and determination will undoubtedly lead to the continued success and development of the MCANJ and the Industry.” Marty Drobny will continue working with MCANJ during the transition period.

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