Board of Directors

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Christopher M. Coscia
Scout Executive / CEO

Over the past eight years, Chris has served in the same role for Theodore Roosevelt Council. During his 30-year career, Chris has proven to be a visionary and innovative leader capable of making sound business decisions with the ability to provide strong staff leadership, financial development, balance large multi-million dollar budgets, build diverse boards and committees, grow sustainable youth membership, expand outreach to emerging markets, develop a clear corporate strategy and raise the visibility of Scouting. As Deputy Scout Executive at Greater New York Councils in NYC, Chris was instrumental in leading strong and creative membership campaigns and launching their popular World Championship Pinewood Derby in Times Square.

Michael B. Malloy
Council Chair

Malloy has served as Council President of Theodore Roosevelt Council since 2025, and for more than 20 years, held several leadership roles on its Executive Board including Executive Vice President, Vice President of Investments, and Assistant Treasurer. He is a member of the Order of the Arrow Buckskin Lodge and a recipient of the Silver Beaver Award. Malloy first joined Scouting as a Cub Scout in Pack 482 in King of Prussia, PA. He has fond childhood memories of Scouting and outdoor trips with his father, a committed Scouting volunteer. As an adult, he got back involved in the program in 1993 when he was asked to lead Deloitte’s Explorer Post at his New York-based accounting firm. When his sons joined Scouting in Garden City, he became a Treasurer for Cub Pack 134 and later as an Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 134.

Michael T. Williams
Council Commissioner

Williams has served as Council Commissioner of Theodore Roosevelt Council since 2022. With more than 25 years as a dedicated Scouting volunteer, Michael has worked with youths and their families, providing consistent, meaningful Scouting service to improve their lives and communities.Previously, Michael held roles including District Commissioner, Assistant District Commissioner, Unit Commissioner, and District Membership Chair. He also served many years as Cubmaster and Committee Chair for Pack 106 and as an Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 116. He was awarded the prestigious Silver Beaver Award in 2021. Professionally, Michael worked for the City of New York for more than 35 years, retiring as the Chief Operating Officer of the Department of Education’s technology division.