Our Team

Mike Kriner has spent more than 30 years working inside or alongside state and local government in Pennsylvania. He has strong ties with all legislative leaders, committee chairs, regulatory agencies, and the Governor's Office.

Mike focuses his institutional and corporate knowledge to best assist PFSC in navigating Harrisburg's legislative, regulatory, and operational pitfalls. Mike ensures PFSC has an active presence and a strong voice on Capitol Hill and with our resource agencies.

Specializing in helping organizations grow their customers, capacity, and capital, M:7 Agency is a fully integrated, award-winning marketing and communications firm based in Beaver County, PA. Their team of strategic and creative experts assist the PFSC in ongoing marketing, communications, and fundraising efforts, utilizing and refreshing various channels — from email and social media to the PFSC website and PFSC quarterly magazine, The Conservation Lantern.  

Actively involved with the PFSC since 1999, Lowell oversees the organization's budget and day-to-day operating expenses, working closely with staff assigned to financial duties. He has always had an interest in the outdoors and eagerly began hunting turkey and deer with his wife and father-in-law in the late 80s. 

Lowell and his wife became certified to teach Hunter-Trapper Education classes around the time their children Stephanie and David were old enough to purchase their first hunting licenses at the age of 12. He and his wife, Tracy, were presented with the PGC Outstanding Instructor of the Year in 2016.

Duane works closely with the PFSC President to ensure all organizational goals are met and to develop relationships in the eastern counties of Pennsylvania that benefit the PFSC mission.

Throughout the year, he actively attends club events on behalf of the PFSC. His priority is recruiting new and expired clubs to increase PFSC's footprint. 

Ed works closely with the PFSC President to ensure all organizational goals are met and to develop relationships in the western counties of Pennsylvania that benefit the PFSC mission.

Ed's life experiences in business and as president of multiple organizations have prepared him to serve on a statewide organization's managing team.

Jonathan supervises the recording of all Board and Executive Committee meetings. His passion for the outdoors and his desire to protect our hunting rights and privileges for his kids have been the driving forces behind his advocacy work.  

Denny was elected President of the PFSC during the March 2022 Conference and reelected in 2024. Denny has been a long-time PFSC board member and had served a prior term as President. As a Past President, Denny will continue to work diligently with the board to ensure the PFSC remains relevant in all areas of the organization's mission and remains at the forefront of conservation initiatives in Pennsylvania.