Relationship-building might not be the first thing people think of when they think of accounting, but for Wendy Lance, partner at RKL LLP, it’s the key to doing the job well.
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Women in Business
Tracy Pawelski: ‘Success is not final. Failure is not fatal.’
As an adventure traveler and long-distance walking enthusiast, Tracy Pawelski wants you to know she is just like you, with perhaps a slightly overactive sense of adventure.
Read More »Q&A: Dr. Jessica Shoemaker, Natural Paths to Wellness
Dr. Jessica Shoemaker was drawn to naturopathic medicine for the chance to understand the complexity of the body’s inner-connectedness and how natural health therapies can resolve conditions.
Read More »Q&A: Patricia Fonzi, CEO, Family Health Council of Central Pennsylvania
As the CEO of Family Health Council of Central Pennsylvania and a staff member since 1997, Fonzi sees similarities between the COVID-19 and HIV/AIDS pandemics.
Read More »C-suite-bound women, may I have your attention?
Gender diversity at the high levels of leadership within a company has been directly connected to higher profitability.
Read More »A New Normal: More women are finding, and loving, careers in the construction industry
Oh what a difference a decade makes -- at least it has for women in the construction and real estate industry, according to several women working on a 107-unit multifamily townhome project in York dubbed the Oaks at Copper Chase.
Read More »Verizon opens doors to champion women and confront ongoing crisis
Verizon said March 5 it created the Verizon Women’s CoLab, a new effort to support women amid the current crisis of women leaving the workforce at unprecedented rates, as a result of burnout due to the pandemic and having to juggle additional home-life responsibilities.
Read More »For decades Lebanon County has chosen women to fill high-profile leadership positions
Lebanon County has a history of electing women to high-profile positions, including the state House (Rose Marie Swanger and Mauree Gingrich), District Attorney (Deidre Eshelman and current DA Pier Hess Graf), and several times as mayor.
Read More »Stability, pay and opportunities for advancement are attracting more women to HVAC industry
HVAC careers increasingly are attractive to women, especially as the pay, benefits and job security offer a stable, family-supporting income, several observers of the industry said recently. L
Read More »How women can take advantage of their giving power
Women are more likely than men to view charitable giving as the most satisfying aspect of wealth, and are more likely to value their wealth as a way to create positive change, according to recent reports.
Read More »Taxes, immigration and climate among issues to watch in Biden’s first 100 days, panelists say
Less than one month into the Biden administration, actions taken by the president have indicated a much more progressive approach to governing than in the conservative Trump administration.
Read More »Konhaus Print & Marketing owner Sarah Barr applies her lessons from Girl Scouts to her business, and pays it forward
As the owner of Konhaus Print & Marketing in Camp Hill, Barr leans into lessons she learned in Girl Scouts to this day, and she uses her business skills to help the next generation of leaders.
Read More »Q&A with Barbara Kovacs, Director of the City of York’s Bureau of Health
You can plan your day, but your day is not always going to be what you planned. The adage holds especially true for Barbara Kovacs in her role as director of the City of York’s Bureau of Health. She just marked 11 years in the position.
Read More »NRF panel focuses on finding new ways to foster female retail leaders
NRF panel discusses how mentorship is changing for women in 2021 and beyond
Read More »Small Business Administration launches digital platform for women-owned businesses
The U.S. Small Business Administration has launched a free e-learning platform for female entrepreneurs.
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