Connor Thomson has joined the real estate group in the Radnor office of Harrisburg-based law firm McNees Wallace & Nurick. Thomson advises developers, residential builders
Maximilian Duke has been named president and CEO of Pennon, the nonprofit parent of regional public media broadcaster WITF, effective July 20. He will succeed Tom Baldrige, a former Lancaster Chamber leader who took the helm at Pennon in late 2025 after the resignation of previous chief Ron Hetrick. Baldrige has been serving in an interim capacity. Duke is […]
Naomi Shreiner has been named vice president of the primary care service line at Penn State Health, a newly established role designed to strengthen and coordinate primary care across the Dauphin County-based health system. Shreiner will lead strategy, operations and performance for adult primary care, working with physician leaders to expand access and improve outcomes […]
Mark Kessler has joined Mid Penn Bank as senior vice president and regional director of private banking, based at the bank’s Malvern administrative center. Kessler will lead private banking efforts throughout the region, providing customized banking and lending solutions for high-net-worth individuals and families. He reports to Jordan Space, president of the private bank and […]
Sara Arndt has been promoted to senior vice president of success and operations at Saxton & Stump, a Lancaster-based law firm. She had been vice president of success and operations. Arndt will continue to partner with firm leadership and practice group leaders as the firm advances a multi-year transformation strategy focused on artificial intelligence, technology […]
Lisa Ritt has been named director of facilities at Community Progress Council, a York-based nonprofit. Ritt will lead strategic planning and day-to-day management of CPC’s more than 20 locations throughout York County. She brings more than 20 years of experience in facilities management across commercial and multi-site environments. She has held leadership roles overseeing facilities […]
State lawmakers moved yesterday to give some teeth to standards that Gov. Josh Shapiro proposed last month for data centers, including conditions on a lucrative tax break enjoyed by the facilities. The House Finance Committee narrowly approved legislation giving developers speedier state permit reviews in return for meeting minimum standards for protecting the environment, benefiting […]
Audra Hurd has been named chief technology officer for Penn-Mar Human Services. It is a new position for the nonprofit, which provides services and support to about 400 adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in southern Pennsylvania and northern Maryland. Hurd, who has more than 20 years of nonprofit tech experience, worked most recently as […]
Thanks to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, state lawmakers now face two deadlines: one to pass a budget and one to figure out whether and how to regulate and tax skill games. Skill games — slot-like devices said to require some element of skill in order to win — have been operating in legal limbo for […]
Stacie Blake is resigning from her role as CEO of YWCA Lancaster effective in December. The nonprofit has formed a search committee, led by board members Dr. Gretchel Hathaway and Karen King, to find Blake’s successor. Blake has led YWCA Lancaster since September 2019. Under her leadership, the nonprofit launched the Center for Racial and Gender Equity […]