Jim Riley, interim 4th ward commissioner, is a lifelong resident of Radnor Township and an active member of his community. He has a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering degree from Villanova University, where he also played varsity water polo for four years. He later owned a design and manufacturing company before transitioning into education, earning a Master of Education degree from Cabrini and becoming the head of the science department at Hill Top Preparatory School.
Outside of work, Jim has been deeply involved in coaching youth sports and served as the president of Radnor Wayne Little League for seven years. He was also involved with Conestoga Swim Club, serving on the operations committee and later as the club president. Jim is a passionate advocate for the preservation of natural beauty in Radnor and has been involved with the Radnor Conservancy since its formation.
Jim is married to Chris and they have three grown-up children. They enjoy walking and playing pickleball together. With his extensive experience in education and business, as well as his deep roots in Radnor and passion for his community, Jim is committed to ensuring that Radnor remains a great place to live, work, and raise a family.
