Michael and Debra Coslov have made a $1 million gift to Keeping the Promise…The Campaign for Boca Raton Regional Hospital. The gift will be acknowledged with the naming of the third-floor reception area in the Cooperman Medical Arts Pavilion in honor of the Coslovs.
Michael Coslov is the former Chairman and CEO of Tube City IMS in Glassport, PA, the largest provider of outsourced industrial services to steel mills in North America. The organization provides mill services at 84 customer sites in 13 countries and their global raw material procurement network spans five continents. He is credited with strategically transforming the organization, which he purchased from his brothers in 1987, from a $60 million a year scrap processor to a $3 billion provider of high quality, value-added outsourced steel services, becoming the largest provider in North America.
In addition to Boca Raton Regional Hospital, the Coslovs are involved with many other not-for-profits and charities, including being a Board Member of Penn Medicine, Board Member and Finance Chairman of Franklin Institute, Board Chairman of Philadelphia Red Cross, Board Member of Allied Jewish Appeal and Campaign Chairman, Chairman of Israel Emergency Fund, and Board Member and Building Campaign Chairman Temple Beth Hillel – to name a few.
