Millersville University Executive Leadership Forum, 5:30 p.m.-8 p.m., Tuesday, June 12, Bolger Conference Center, Millersville University. Cost: $65. “Theory of Organizational Lifecycles: How Organizations Grow, Why They Die, What to Do About It,” with Ian MacDougall, founder of Corporate LifeCycles Inc. For details or to register, visit www.corpu.millersville.edu.

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The Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce has selected a new president.

Doing business at one of the happiest places on earth is a cheerful experience for the Central Pennsylvania-based businesses operating inside the tourist-attracting tycoon of Hersheypark.

Stone Crest York is the type of place you would visit for a getaway. That makes the new York Township bed-and-breakfast just the right place for an important business meeting, said owner George Simpson.

Downtown Harrisburg is home to the state’s general manager of the year, and Swatara Township is home to the state’s lodging employee of the year and department manager of the year.

Harrisburg Mall has signed on another tenant for its planned streetscape.

Before setting out on a journey, it helps to have a map to guide you in the right direction. This was the thought process behind the Hershey Harrisburg Regional Visitors Bureau’s decision to hire North Carolina-based Randall Travel Marketing last year.

You probably already knew that the downtowns of Harrisburg, Lancaster and York have been redeveloped in recent years into busy weekend spots. You likely haven’t realized that the business centers of several other municipalities in Central Pennsylvania have experienced the same trend.

Timothy and Jessica Demopoulos co-own Cafe Magnolia, a casual-dining restaurant in Mechanicsburg that serves contemporary and traditional foods.

Eat'n Park restaurants have gone smoke-free.

The Antique Auto Museum at Hershey was named one of the 16 best car museums in the world by AutoWeek magazine.

Queso Dee’as Tortilla Emporium will open in downtown Lebanon within a week, said Bob Cook, owner of the restaurant at 708 Cumberland St.

Hersha Hospitality Trust declared a cash dividend of 50 cents per Series A preferred share, payable April 16 to shareholders of record April 1.

A 78-room, extended-stay Residence Inn by Marriott opened Dec. 16 in Middlesex Township, Cumberland County.