Chris Rosselot brings years of experience in various capacities of community development. He utilizes his expertise in both the public and private sectors to further PCRG’s mission and work in advocating on behalf of overlooked neighborhoods by identifying areas of concern —  as well as prioritizing and pushing for policy positions to address them.

Rosselot started his career working in government for U.S. Sen. Bob Casey, where he managed the senator’s federal community and economic development portfolio for the southwestern Pennsylvania region. He then transitioned into the private sector, where he worked on real estate development projects, mainly in underserved markets. As a consultant, Rosselot was able to bring necessary capital to communities by working with private investors, lending institutions, the government and nonprofit organizations.

He serves on the board of directors of the Northside Christian Health Center, a Federal Qualified Health Center. Rosselot is also actively involved in coaching the EastBurgh Avengers, an affordable youth travel baseball organization.

Rosselot and his wife Genevieve currently reside in the Spring Garden neighborhood of Pittsburgh’s Northside with their two children, Vivian and Theodore and their wire-haired pointer, Hamilton.