Elixir, a wholly owned subsidiary of Camp Hill-based Rite Aid Corp., has a new chief operating officer. 

Armstrong World Industries CFO Brian MacNeal plans to retire from his position next year, initiating a search for the Lancaster-based manufacturer’s next financial leader. 

The president and CEO of two Chester County hospitals will be leaving her role to help lead Penn State Health’s incoming Lancaster Medical Center as its senior vice president and chief operating officer.

Harrisburg-based media outlet WITF has hired Harrisburg’s director of community relations and engagement, Blake Lynch, to be its senior vice president and chief impact officer.

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.

Ryan Unger, Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC’s new president and CEO, proudly displays a Ronald Reagan quote on his desk at his North Front St., Harrisburg, headquarters: “There is no limit to what a man can do or where he can go if he doesn't mind who gets the credit.”

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

Mid Penn Bank’s newest executive vice president will oversee the Millersburg-based bank’s loan and deposit activities throughout the capital and Lancaster County regions.

Meg Snead, Wolf’s secretary of policy and planning, is set to take the role of Department of Human Services (DHS) Secretary when Teresa Miller leaves the position on April 30.

A longtime expert in the aviation industry with nearly 40 years of experience has been named the newest director of Lancaster Airport.

Pennsylvania Health Secretary, Dr. Rachel Levine, who will be leaving office to take a position in President-elect Joe Biden’s administration, said she is proud of the work she has done during her six years of state service.

Harrisburg-based HB Global LLC announced that it promoted Salvatore Bauccio to president of commercial business.

Masonic Villages’ COO will be leaving the Elizabethtown-based senior living organization next month, to be replaced by the executive director of its Montgomery County location.

A local human resources professional is set to be the new executive director of the Lancaster-based Central Penn Business Group on Health.

Keith Kuzio, former CEO of Williamsport-based Larson Design Group, will be succeeding Chip Cargas as chair of the Cargas Board of Directors.