PennFuture, a statewide environmental advocacy organization, named Patrick McDonnell, former secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection, as its new president and CEO, effective Oct. 15.

Recent hires in the Midstate include: Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators, Eckert Seamans and United Church of Christ Homes.

The board of directors of Lancaster-based Everence Federal Credit Union has tapped Kristen M. Heisey to be president and CEO. Heisey, who will oversee the credit union’s day-to-day operations, took over June 27 and joins the Everence Financial senior leadership team, reporting to the organization’s president and CEO, Ken Hochstetler.

Bunker Labs and JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking have expanded the CEOcircle program for military-connected companies, announcing that applications are open through Aug. 3 for the 2022-2023 cohort, which begins in November.

Armstrong World Industries Inc. announced Tuesday the appointment of Christopher P. Calzaretta as its next chief financial officer, succeeding Brian MacNeal.

YWCA York announced today its board of directors has selected C. Kim Bracey as their next CEO, effective July 5. 

Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of York hires a new CEO. 

Fair trade retailer Ten Thousand Villages has named longtime volunteer Dan Alonso as its new CEO. 

Lancaster Chamber Vice President Heather Valudes will succeed Thomas Baldrige, the chamber’s president of more than 22 years, when he retires next month. 

York-based TransGard LLC, a designer and manufacturer of equipment that protects utility substations from animal intrusions, has hired Greg Burkholder as CEO.

Pennsylvania senior housing, health care and community services trade association, LeadingAge PA, has appointed a new president and CEO. 

Mechanicsburg-based business-process technology firm, ImageTech Systems, announced that it will be merging with a Tampa, Florida-based competitor. 

Construction company Mowery owner and president David Cross announced that he will assume the role of CEO at the company.

Armstrong World Industries Inc. reported Tuesday that its fourth-quarter net sales rose 18.3% from the year before and its operating income jumped 25.9%. 

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