The Broad Street Market is for everyone.
A community asset managed by the community.
Broad Street Market Alliance
Although the City of Harrisburg owns the physical structures and land the Market's buildings are on, the day-to-day operations, including facility maintenance, vendor relations, and financial management, are overseen by a private non-profit 501(c)(3) called the Broad Street Market Alliance.
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Board of Directors
The Alliance's bylaws establish a governing board comprised of up to nineteen individuals: twelve at-large members (one of whom must be a vendor) elected by the board at large, two additional vendor representatives elected by vendors themselves, one representative elected by Friends of the Market, two members appointed by Harrisburg City Council, and two members appointed by the Harrisburg Mayor (the Community Development Director or equivalent position and the City Engineer or Public Works Director).
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Board members are volunteers who serve three-year terms and are not compensated for their participation on the board.
Paul Gellerman
Chair
Elected Member
Paul Gellerman is a local resident of Harrisburg who has enjoyed the Market for many years. His first introduction to the city was through a lunch there. Professionally, he brings over a decade of leadership experience in data, systems, and engineering to the board.
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Merrick Green
Treasurer
Elected Member
Merrick is the founder of MG4Tech, a tech solutions company specializing in web development, cybersecurity, and IT consulting. He also leads the nonprofit Technology 4 Me, focused on bridging the digital divide through education and access.
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Tito Tep
Vendor Executive Committee Member
Elected Member
Tito Tep is the owner of Tep's Fresh Seafood, a longtime Broad Street Market vendor.
Tashia James
Elected Member
Tashia has over 15 years of experience in nonprofit management and organizational development. She has a background in grant, program, and business administration, with a focus on fostering equity and strengthening communities.
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Joel Seiders
Harrisburg Mayoral Appointee
Joel Seiders is the Harrisburg City Engineer.
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Vacant
Elected Member
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CONTACT:
N/A
Eric Hagarty
Chair Emeritus
Eric Hagarty is the former Pennsylvania Secretary of Education and currently works as a consultant living in Harrisburg's Shipoke neighborhood.
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Bryan Davis
Secretary
Harrisburg Mayoral Appointee
Bryan Davis is the Executive Director of the Harrisburg Redevelopment Authority.
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Danielle Hill
Harrisburg City Council Appointee
Danielle Hill is the President of Harrisburg City Council.
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Ariel Jones
Elected Member
Ariel Jones is a non-profit strategist proudly residing in Allison Hill. She is a Star City native who loves supporting strong missions that help our community thrive.
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Gavin Lichtenstein
Elected Member
Gavin Lichtenstein brings over a decade of digital strategy experience to the Broad Street Market, and is currently serving as the Director of Digital Partnerships for Governor Josh Shapiro.
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Westburn Majors
Elected Member
Westburn Majors is the Director of Legislative Affairs and Policy at the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency, and a former Harrisburg City Councilman.
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Vacant
Harrisburg City Council Appointee
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CONTACT:
N/A
Vacant
Friends of the Market Rep.
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Advisory Committees
The Broad Street Market Alliance utilizes several committees have a variety of responsibilities as designated by the Board and are expected to provide reports at each monthly Board Meeting.
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In addition to the Board's Executive Committee, there are currently 8 other committees:
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Community Engagement Committee
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Facilities Committee
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Finance Committee
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Friends of the Market
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Governance Committee
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Marketing & Communications Committee
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Nominating Committee
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Vendor Review Committee
Board Meetings
Broad Street Market Alliance board meetings take place at 5:30 PM on the second Wednesday of each month at Historic Harrisburg Association (1230 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg, PA 17102) and are open to the public.​
2026 Board Meeting Schedule & Documents
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January 14, 2026
- Agenda (no agenda created)
February 4, 2026 - Special Session Election, no Financials
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February 11, 2026
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March 11, 2026
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Agenda
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February 2026 Meeting Minutes (draft)
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Financial Statements (February)
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Financial Statement of Activity (February)
2025 Board Meeting Schedule & Documents
January 8, 2025
February 12, 2025​​
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January 2025 Meeting Minutes (approved)
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March 12, 2025
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April 9, 2025
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May 14, 2025
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April 2025 Meeting Minutes (approved)
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Resolution 2025-05-1: Authorization to Open Line of Credit with Members 1st Federal Credit Union (approved)
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Resolution 2025-05-2: Executive Committee Officer Reorganization (approved)
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Resolution 2025-05-3: Establishment of Chair Emeritus and Appointment of Eric Hagarty (approved)
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June 11, 2025
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Resolution 2025-06-1: Approval of Sunbelt HVAC Rental Agreement
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Resolution2025-06-2: Approval of Mediterranean Shawarma and Falafel Vendor Application
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July 9, 2025
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August 13, 2025
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September 10, 2025
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Resolution No 2025-09-10a - Resolution Authorizing Entering into a Contract (for Flooring in Tent)
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Resolution No 2025-09-10b - Resolution Authorizing Allocation of Budget for Event Planning
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October 8, 2025
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November 12, 2025
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December 10, 2025
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Agenda (no agenda created)
Budget & Finance
As a community-managed asset, the Broad Street Market is committed to transparency and chose in 2024 to open up our books to the public in order to hold us accountable to our promised financial stewardship. We publicly post every financial transaction in a consolidated format on a monthly basis so you can see what money we brought in, how much money we spent, and exactly what we spent it on.
Budget
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Financial Overview (last updated: June 2025)
The BSMA remains committed to transparency in all facets, from financial to organizational processes.
The below format of financial statements will no longer be produced by the board. We simply do not have the bandwidth to produce additional reporting at the moment.
That does not mean the transparency will stop.
We will continue to provide financial statements, reports and statements of activity as part of our normal board meeting artifacts that are shared above. Please reach out with any questions. If you'd like to volunteer to help prepare reports or analysis then please also reach out! - Paul Gellerman, Chair, 10 February 2026
Monthly Statements
2025​
2024​
