Camp Hill-based Lane Enterprises has hired Boyer & Ritter Principal Crystal Skotedis to a new role on its executive team. 

For Monica Gould, teaching workplaces about diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) is personal as a minority woman and a parent.   

The Hershey Co. has topped Forbes' list of the "World's Top Female Friendly Companies," leading a roster of 300 honorees. 

York-based CPA Cynthia A. Dotzel was named York Water Company’s first female board chair.

Fear is holding people back, and they don’t even realize it. We cannot do anything successfully if we are doing it from a position of fear.

Jeannette Magaro prides her marketing firm on its ability to tell the stories of its clients in new ways. After two years of operation, she is looking to grow the business past $100,000 in annual revenue.

The United Way of Lebanon County has named Brooke Smith as its new CEO. She is replacing Kenny Montijo, who left the position in May.

Ten up-and-coming executives in Central Pennsylvania have signed on for a leadership development program run by executive coach John Dame.

Being part of a small college campus is part of what Whitney Jones, director of Elizabethtown College’s new Bowers Center for Sports, Fitness and Well-being, loves about the position she started at the beginning of 2019. Jones is the college's first director for the center, which is slated to open on campus in the fall.

WellSpan Health's director of talent acquisition recently agreed to broaden her position to include the oversight of the hospital system’s efforts to improve diversity and inclusivity.

Will and Darmayne Robertson are the couple behind Sweet Confections Cakes in Lower Paxton Township. Business is growing.

This year's annual Women of Influence awards, coming up in June, give our community of women leaders one extra reason to celebrate: the inaugural Circle of Excellence awards.

Central Penn Business Journal and its sister news organizations, Central Penn Parent and Lehigh Valley Business, have named a new associate publisher/editorial director.

Farrah Mittel had dreams of law school and a career as a criminal prosecutor before she took a job at Schaedler Yesco Distribution, a wholesale electrical distributor in Dauphin County.