Mandey Ryan experienced a pivotal career shift in 2018 when a member of senior leadership announced his retirement from HUB International’s Harrisburg office.

Iconic Lancaster confectioner Miesse Candies, which traces its roots to the 19th century, is under new ownership.

YWCA Lancaster was commended Monday by Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) Secretary Jennifer Berrier for its New Choices Career Development program.

Harrisburg-based McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC announced Tuesday that it’s the first Pennsylvania law firm to join the Women’s Business Enterprise Center-East Supplier Diversity Council, a collection of 58 private organizations, government agencies and education institutions that champion women-owned businesses.

The Central Penn Business Journal is celebrating 39 of the midstate's most influential, up and coming and successful business leaders as part of its 2022 Women of Influence awards. 

This week, Sarah Knehr was named the 2021 KCA Top Young Leader by Keystone Contractors Association.   

Penn State’s annual IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, commonly referred to as THON, broke its fundraising record this year by raising a total of $13.7 million in time for the student-run charity’s 50th anniversary. 

The City of Harrisburg and the Dauphin County Commissioners announced that they will be entering a funding partnership to launch a new disparity study. 

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

Centric Financial Corp. and Centric Bank President and CEO Patricia Husic was named one of American Banker’s 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking from a pool of hundreds of female bankers from across the country. 

When Lindsay Zoeller found out she was pregnant with her first child in February 2020, visions of a maternity leave spent in mommy-and-me yoga classes danced in her head. Nine months later, she and her husband, Alex Leininger, who both work at Booz Allen Hamilton, welcomed a son. 

Prominent women in Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana industry shared their experiences Wednesday at  “Women in Cannabis,” a discussion hosted by Terrapin Pennsylvania, a grower/processor in Clinton County owned by Boulder, Colorado-based Terrapin Care Station.