“I am excited to seek re-election to the Franklin County Republican Party’s Central Committee. I want to continue to represent your ward in Gahanna as I have since 2000.”
Professional and Personal:
20 years of experience as a CPA and a partner in the world renowned accounting and professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (“PwC”)
Married and father to two children, Stephen (age 8) and Erin (age 6)
Former amateur bodybuilder and champion on the drug free, “natural” circuit
Graduated Summa Cum Laude from Ohio University and honored by OU by naming a conference room in the College of Business the “John S. Rosan Whole Leadership Room.”
Student government president at OU from 1992-1993
Service to the Republican Party
Treasurer of the Franklin County Republican Party since 2004
Former Finance Director of the Franklin County Republican Party
Elected member of the Franklin County Republican Party Central Committee
Volunteer and leader of numerous campaigns
Service to the community
Board member of the City of Gahanna Income Tax Review Board since 2002
Appointed to the Ohio Venture Capital Authority Board by Ohio Governor John Kasich
Former member of the Executive Board of the Ohio Society of CPAs, Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority, Prevent Blindness Ohio, The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission
I visited the memorial for the heroic passengers for flight United 93. At the conclusion of the day, a U.S. park ranger asked me to assist in folder the American flag as the park was closing. It was quite an honor to do so.
This past season we took the kids to the their first Ohio University Bobcat football game. We had a wonderful time.
Ohio University named a room after me in consideration of my service and contributions to the school. The room is in the new annex to Copeland Hall of the College of Business. The room is named the "John S. Rosan Whole Leadership Room" for which the "whole leadership" is a principle of PwC's in the development of professionals.
I enjoy studying history and took with picture of the Gettysburg battlefield. During the battle, Confederate soldiers emerged from tree line in the distance during "Pickett's Charge."
