Lancaster-based Murray named H. Brandon Shuman vice president. He manages the commercial lines department and operations for the Quarryville office.

He was a marketing coordinator with Avison Young in Virginia. He has a bachelor’s degree from Penn State.

She will continue to work with clients while overseeing business development efforts and helping to lead strategic planning. She was a director.

He has served clients for more than four decades in bankruptcy law and also assists in negotiating alternatives for bankruptcy. He is an appointed mediator in the Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, and for 33 years he was a court-appointed Chapter 7 trustee.

He will oversee and mentor employees on the information systems team and manage the hardware, software and security of the bank’s network infrastructure

He is president and founder of Lesher Consulting and an associate for MHS Consulting.

He was a senior wealth manager and fiduciary specialist with BNY Mellon. He is a certified financial planner and certified trust and financial advisor, has a bachelor’s degree from Messiah College and a master’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

She will focus on commercial banking clients and develop new business relationships in Berks, Lancaster and Lebanon counties.

He is an attorney with Lancaster-based Barley Snyder and a member of its litigation practice group

He will help build and monitor investment models to ensure clients achieve long-term investment success

East Hempfield Township-based Providence Engineering named Barry Foreman executive vice president.

he will support the firm’s attorneys with case management in the business and corporate, labor and employment, construction, commercial litigation and employee benefits and executive compensation areas.

He is a member of the business division and focuses his practice in business counseling, gaming, hospitality and regulated substances. He was assistant counsel in the Pennsylvania Department of Health’s Governor’s Office of General Counsel.

She is director of the York County Planning Commission. She has a bachelor’s degree from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania and two master’s degrees from Texas A&M University.

Silver Spring Township-based Mowery named Kelli Peyton senior project manager. She has a degree from Penn State. Ashley Zimmerman was named director of business development. She has a degree from York College of Pennsylvania.  Chris Barrick was named safety coordinator. He was health and safety manager with a large corporation