Meet Our Team
Brett Mezrow
President
Brett Mezrow is the Founder of Main Line Cars & Coffee, the largest monthly automotive event series on the East Coast, attracting 2,500+ vehicles per event. Brett is the President of the Philadelphia Concours d’Elegance, where he is spearheading its revival and repositioning it as a premier East Coast automotive event. In parallel, he operates a luxury automotive advertising and experiential marketing platform and is the Founder of Cars and Castles, a private, invitation-only event series hosted at luxury estates designed to connect collectors with high-garage-capacity properties. He serves as a Board Member of Cool Cars for Kids and the Union League Auto Club, and serves on the Sponsorship Committee of the Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance.
Bill Rothermel
Master of Ceremonies
As an automotive historian and freelance writer, Bill’s work has been featured in Automobile Quarterly, Sports Car Market, Old Cars Weekly, Hemmings, and RM Sotheby’s and Broad Arrow auction catalogs. He is a former member of the Board of Directors of the AACA Museum, Inc., in Hershey, Pennsylvania. He currently serves as Master of Ceremonies at The Amelia Concours d’Elegance, Greenwich Concours d’Elegance, Euro Auto Festival, Concours at Copshaholm, Northville Concours, Radnor Hunt Concours, St. Michaels Concours d’Elegance, and Hilton Head Island Concours; among others. He serves as an expert class judge at many events throughout the United States.
Timothy McNair
Chief Judge
Tim is the owner of Grand Prix Concours Preparation, a company that specializes in preparing the finest motorcars for international events. His work has been featured in numerous national magazines, most recently Octane, The New York Times, and Hagerty Drivers Club. He has a YouTube video series entitled Beyond the Details with Hagerty. Tim also judges at Pebble Beach, Greenwich, and The Amelia, as well as being a Senior class judge for the Ferrari Club of America. An avid enthusiast, Tim is a member of the Mercedes-Benz Club of America and Porsche Club of America.
Michael Furman
Selection Committee
More than 60 years ago, Michael Furman picked up a camera to photograph a 1963 Corvette Split-Window Coupe. And thus began a lifelong love affair with cars and cameras. Throughout his extensive career, Michael has worked with the world’s most significant collections, photographing them for museum exhibitions and authoritative titles. His work has been exhibited at the Beijing Automotive Museum in China and is part of the Ralph Lauren Speed, Style, Beauty exhibition at the Louvre in Paris. His most recent title, published by Coachbuilt Press, is Spirit of Competition, Second Edition, the seminal work honoring Dr. Fred Simeone and his world-class museum in Philadelphia. Michael can be seen at many of the major concours events around the world as a featured artist, author, judge, and sponsor.
Mike Tillson
Selection Committee
Mike Tillson is a former driver and car builder competing in the World Endurance Championship. Mike has driven at the Daytona 24 Hours, the Sebring 12 Hours, and at numerous tracks in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Mike has owned and managed an automotive restoration and sales facility, specializing in high performance European and Classic cars for near fifty years. Mike is also the Founder and Chairman of the Radnor Hunt Concours d'Elegance, and also judges at major Concours events across the country, as well as Canada and Europe. Mike currently concentrates on sales of collector cars, both European and American.
Thomas Ross
Selection Committee
Tobey Ross is Co-Chairman of the Radnor Hunt Concours d'Elegance and Chairman of its Car Selection Committee. He has judged Concours at Boca Raton, The Amelia, Delray, The Greenbrier, Greenwich, Philadelphia, Chesapeake Bay (Chief Judge), Carmel, Pacific Grove, St. Michaels (also serving on its Board), Audrain, Chattanooga, Lake Mirror, Hilton Head, the Porsche Werks Reunions and National Parades, and the Ferrari Club PA/NJ National. Early in his career, he worked for Holbert Racing in the IMSA series, and for Algar Ferrari in the original Derham Body Company building. Club affiliations include the Porsche Club of America, the 356 Registry, the Ferrari Club of America, the Vintage Sports Car Club of America, and the Antique Automobile Club of America.
Trey Dusek
Selection Committee
Trey Dusek is a Private Client Advisor at Rockwood Wealth Management and a graduate of the Rutgers Business School, where he earned his degree in Finance. His passion for automobiles was shaped early and has evolved into a hands-on pursuit spanning more than two decades. Trey has driven and raced an extensive range of significant cars, from vintage Formula Fords and Formula Atlantics to historic Le Mans prototypes and Can-Am machines, continually pushing them at a competitive level. Trey serves as a board member of the New Hope Auto Show, contributing to its resurgence nearly 70 years since inception. He also maintains a longstanding relationship with the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum, where he advises on vehicle acquisition, collection stewardship, and broader strategic initiatives tied to historically significant automobiles.
Dr. Ian Krantz
CEO of Cool Cars for Kids
Ian is a pediatrician and geneticist who is currently the System Vice President and Chief of Medical Genetics and Genomics at Cohen Children’s Medical Center at Northwell Health in New York, and prior to that was on the faculty at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and the Perelman School of Medicine at The University of Pennsylvania for over 30 years. Ian is both a clinician and basic scientist and his work is focused on finding the causes of rare genetic conditions and using that information to develop new therapeutic modalities. He has had a life-long love of classic and high-performance cars. He founded Cool Cars for Kids, Inc. in 2016 to merge his passions and raise awareness and research funds to improve the lives of children and families with genetic conditions. The Philadelphia Concours d’Elegance (est. in 2017), and more recently the Long Island Cool Cars for Kids Car Show (est. in 2025) are 2 premier events that support the Cool Cars for Kids’ mission.
Dr. Fred Simeone
Former Director of Cool Cars for Kids
After his graduation from the University of Pennsylvania and Mayo Clinic residency, Dr. Simeone joined the faculty of Harvard Medical School to practice neurosurgery. Later, he was recruited to the University of Pennsylvania, where he ultimately became a professor and an active practitioner for 40 years. During this time, he served the community and developed a referral practice while he was engaged in research. He ultimately edited nine neurosurgical books and wrote over 100 papers. Dr. Simeone's avocation was studying automotive history, with a particular interest in sports cars; this led to a collection that represents the best cars of the five major countries active in international sports car racing. He retired from neurosurgery in June 2008 to create a Foundation and museum where he managed its educational mission. Dr. Simeone (or Fred) opened his art to all and the doors to the Foundation Museum to car lovers from around the world to share his wonderful collection of iconic cars and racing vehicles. Although Dr. Fred Simeone is no longer with us, his passion and enthusiasm will be sorely missed, but his spirit lives on in all of the lives he impacted.