Goodwill Keystone Area announced its new president and CEO who will lead the nonprofit across its 22-county footprint in central and southeastern Pennsylvania. 

Print-O-Stat, Inc., an information solutions provider headquartered in York, has promoted Russell Horn III from president to CEO.

RETTEW’s CEO and Chairman of the Board plans to step down from his role effective February 4, but will remain with the company in a part-time capacity. 

Following the departure of its CEO and co-founder last week, Harrisburg-based specialty flooring retailer Touch of Color (TOC) Flooring has promoted its vice president of sales and operations to CEO. 

Pittsburgh-based UPMC’s president and CEO of 15 years is set to step down from his position next week after 48 years with the health system—he will be succeeded by Leslie Davis, a health care executive with 17 years of experience at UPMC.

Jessica E. Meyers, founder and CEO of commercial construction company JEM Group, was named to the board of directors of Centric Financial Corp., parent company of Centric Bank.

Full-service custom construction and remodeling company B&D Builders hired its first CEO in February.

Wayne E. Motts, CEO of Harrisburg's National Civil War Museum for the last nine years, and licensed guide at the Gettysburg National Military Park for 33 years, has been chosen to become president of the Gettysburg Foundation.

Lititz-based organizational health and leadership development firm, North Group Consultant’s, president and founder, Roger North, stepped down but will stay on as CEO in the first step of the firm’s transition plan.

The co-founder of a Westmoreland County contract manufacturing company will join the York-based business management firm Mantec as its newest president and CEO.

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.