Management Team

President and Chief Executive Officer

Bill Mosakowski founded PCG in 1986, combining his entrepreneurial business interests with a growing expertise in public sector fiscal and operational management. The firm quickly grew from a three-person operation to a highly successful company with nearly 800 professionals in 31 offices around the U.S. Canada, and Poland. As president and CEO, Bill oversees day-to-day operations and strategic initiatives for the firm. Bill holds a BA in political science from Clark University and currently serves as chairman of the Clark University Board of Trustees.   

Principal

Stephen Skinner currently directs marketing efforts for PCG.  In his 20 years with the firm, Mr. Skinner has directed numerous engagements involving rate setting, revenue enhancement, alternative reimbursement methodologies, capitated payment programs, and cost allocation systems for Departments of Public Health, Mental Health, Developmental Disability, and Child Welfare. He helped to found PCG’s education consulting practice nearly fifteen years ago, and was instrumental in enhancing the fee-for-service and administrative claiming process for Chicago Public Schools. Prior to joining PCG, Stephen was a senior consultant for Touche Ross & Company (now Deloitte) and a manager with Arthur Young (now Ernst and Young).  He holds a BA from the College of the Holy Cross, an MSW from Boston University, and has done graduate work at George Washington University’s MBA program.  Mr. Skinner actively supports PCG’s commitment to our community by serving on the Board of Directors of Hopefound, a Boston-based homeless services program.  

Principal

Tony Brown is Director of Mergers & Acquisitions at PCG.  He has 20 years of experience directing engagements related to PCG’s core services, including:  federal revenue optimization/compliance, Medicaid third party liability (TPL), healthcare facilities management, Medicaid managed care, private health care recovery, and school-based reimbursement. He has spoken at numerous national TPL, Human Services Finance Officer (HSFO), and special education conferences.  Mr. Brown earned his MBA from Fuqua School of Business at Duke University and his BS in Computer Science from NCSU.

Principal

Marc Fenton is responsible for the company’s consumer direction practice area.. He is the founding director of Public Partnerships, LLC (PPL), a PCG subsidiary that provides financial and other management services to individuals in consumer-directed long term care programs established by state agencies across the country. PPL has become the largest provider of financial management services in the country for publicly financed consumer directed programs, managing $350 million dollars annually for 25,000 consumers in sixteen states. Mr. Fenton routinely presents to state legislative bodies, elected officials, and at public forums. His work has led to improvements in health and human services, finances, and management in more than twenty states. Mr. Fenton began his career as a public mental health/ mental retardation administrator, responsible for community and institutional services in Massachusetts. He has advanced degrees in public policy analysis, planning and management from the University of Chicago and the University of Pennsylvania and a certificate in Senior Public Management from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.

Principal

Benjamin Bobo, CPA, is responsible for developing new product lines for federal and state child support agencies.  Mr. Bobo was Director of PCG’s Benefit Solutions Practice Area before that division – which specialized in medical support enforcement and third party liability for federal, state, local, and private business – was sold to Health Management Systems, Inc. in 2006. Ben is recognized as a national leader in third party liability and medical support enforcement and has managed federal, state, and local contracts in over forty states. Ben has experience with all aspects of health care, including Medicare, Medicaid, Tri Care and Commercial Insurance. 

Practice Area Director

Dennis Bothamley directs PCG Health and Human Services, and other government consulting services for the firm. He has over thirty years of experience in managing government health and human services programs. As a New Hampshire state employee, Dennis managed a project that designed and implemented one of the nation’s first public assistance eligibility management systems and later directed the state’s child welfare and elder affairs programs.  As the Connecticut Medicaid Director of Policy and Program Implementation, he directed all the Medicaid benefit policy development for the state and successfully applied for several Medicaid 1915 (b) and 1915(c) waivers as well as a 1115 research and demonstration waiver. As a consultant, he has focused on financial management services for child welfare, juvenile justice, Medicaid, behavioral health, and public health programs. He has worked in over 25 states, helping to assess, redesign and restructure administrative systems to better fit the programmatic and financial needs of the agency and the clients they serve. Dennis has a BS in Urban Planning from Michigan State University and an MSW from Western Michigan University.

Practice Area Director

Kathy Fallon is Director of PCG Human Services. She has more than 18 years of experience in government and government consulting work, with funding sources including but not limited to TANF, Medicaid, Title IV-E, CCDF, and Title IV-D. Prior to joining PCG, Ms. Fallon served in the legislature and Executive Office of Administration in Finance for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, where she managed state budget and finance projects. At PCG, she has worked with nearly half of the states in the nation, focusing primarily on improving the business of government by improving fiscal functioning, service delivery, and operational process. Ms. Fallon has particular regulatory expertise in the areas of TANF, CCDF, IV-E, XIX claiming, and IV-D, and has managed large-scale revenue maximization projects in Texas, Massachusetts, and Colorado. She received a Masters of Public Administration (MPA) degree from the University of Massachusetts, where she currently teaches the art and science of public budget and finance to MPA students.

Practice Area Director

John Shaughnessy is Director of PCG Health. He joined the firm in 1992 and has extensive experience in operations improvement, strategic planning, and revenue maximization consulting for hospitals and other health care providers, child welfare agencies, human services agencies, and educational institution. Mr. Shaughnessy has overseen the development and implementation of federally approved cost reports and cost allocation plans and is an expert in reimbursement strategies involving innovative approaches to rate setting and indirect cost recovery. He was instrumental in working with the Illinois Department of Public Assistance (IDPA) and the Massachusetts Division of Medical Assistance (DMA) to develop Title XIX administrative claiming methodologies for school-based health services. He has also overseen several revenue maximization engagements to recover federal revenues through Title IV-E, Medicaid, TANF, and Medicare, among many other federal sources in West Virginia, Louisiana, Missouri, Colorado, and Mississippi. Mr. Shaughnessy holds a degree in accountancy from Bentley College. He has presented the ‘Cost Allocation Plans for Human Service Agencies’ curriculum and conducted multiple Medicaid trainings on behalf of the National Association of State Human Services Finance Officers (HSFo).

Practice Area Director

Grant Blair directs PCG Education's consulting services for the firm. In the last ten years, he has worked with hundreds of school districts across the nation on information technology, data, operations, and financial initiatives.  Mr. Blair was PCG’s project director for numerous large-scale information technology implementations with school districts, including the School District of Philadelphia; the School Board of Broward County Florida;, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools; and Minneapolis Public Schools. He also oversaw the start-up of PCG’s implementation of a state-wide student information system and PCG’s EasyIEP™ special education management system in Tennessee.  Grant holds a BA from Harvard University and an MBA from University of North Carolina.

Practice Area Director

Matt Brazier directs PCG Technology Consulting.  He has more than thirty years of information technology (IT) experience spanning most IT disciplines, from enterprise architecture to large scale technical infrastructure deployment.  Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Brazier served as a senior consultant for organizations including the California State Department of Finance, California Health and Human Services Agency, California Health Care Foundation, HealthNet, Sierra Health Services, Foundation Health Corporation, MCI/WorldCom, and Bankers Trust.  Mr. Brazier’s background includes nine years health insurance IT experience fulfilling such roles as Technical Architect, Vice President of Technical Services, and Chief Technology Officer for a national healthcare company that performed multi-state government health care contracts.