Jan Bergen, president and CEO of Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health, announced today that she will retire from the Lancaster-based health system in January.

Harrisburg-based nonprofit broadband network provider KINBER, announced its interim CEO, Nathan Flood, will be staying with the company as its president and CEO.

Former Worley & Obetz CEO Jeffrey Lyons, was sentenced in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to 14 years in prison and ordered to pay restitutions of more than $53 million.

Harrisburg-based health care analytics and services firm Geneia announced its president Heather Lavoie will also be taking up the role of CEO, as current CEO Mark Caron retires on Monday.

Capital BlueCross CEO and President Gary St. Hilaire will leave the Harrisburg-based insurer next month after guiding it through years of growth to become a major presence in the midstate’s competitive insurance market.

'I always select the path that there is something to be learned from each experience and seize the opportunity to grow.'

Real estate development firm Smith Land & Improvement Corp.’s newest executive is bringing 16 years of experience in commercial banking and real estate finance to the Camp Hill-based company.

The Board of Directors of Security National Trust Company welcomes H. Scott Cunningham who will join the company as Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, effective Nov. 18th.

James Bernardo has been named President and CEO of Presbyterian Senior Living, a York County faith-based senior care group that cares for over 6,000 residents at 32 locations throughout Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio and Delaware.

Geisinger COO Matthew Walsh joined the Montour County-based hospital system’s executive leadership team this month as its new executive vice president.

Armstrong Flooring taps industry veteran as president and CEO

Penn State Health’s newest CEO is the first in the Hershey-based health system’s history to not split his duties between leading the system and the Penn State College of Medicine.

PennAir CEO Cheryl Rhein is stepping down after nine years of leadership and passing the baton to her son-in-law, Seth Bray, who has been the company’s COO for the last four years.

The Cumberland Area Economic Development Corp. has a new leader starting in June. County officials said Jamie Keener has been hired to fill the role of CEO, effective June 10.

Being the top executive of your company and the front man for the brand at the same time is always a risky proposition. A CEO has to make unpopular decisions at times and his business priorities may not fit perfectly with the demands of being the face of the brand. Every statement is highly scrutinized and mistakes, big and small, can weigh heavily on public perception.