Jennifer Moorehead points to a safe, about six-feet-tall, that anchors one end of her Mohnton office. Knick-knacks line the shelves inside: variously-shaped rocks - dozens of them - and a hat on the bottom shelf that looks like an alligator head.

For the past few months, I have been a case study in transferable career skills. My son has been the beneficiary of those skills. He’s 18, so it’s been hot and cold as to whether he notices their benefit. Here’s the background: For the better part of three years my husband and I have been ...

Danielle Conway was 8 years old when she first heard Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s “I Have a Dream” speech on a Fisher Price record player in her bedroom.

Karen Biondolillo was a public accountant for years but her time as a financial analyst at Black & Decker convinced her that she needed to lead business decisions rather than keep score.

Since small businesses are not “one size fits all,” it makes sense that the banking solutions available to them are not either. Therefore, it is important that business owners carefully assess all banking options before choosing a business bank.

York College is creating a student venture investment fund through a donation from a York Junior College graduate.

The Central Penn Business Journal and sister publication Central Penn Parent have a new leader in place.

Sarah M. Brown has been promoted to president and CEO of Shrewsbury-based Keller-Brown Insurance Services.

LifeChanges Boutique Inc., a provider of products and services for breast cancer patients in Hanover, has been purchased by a small Maryland-based chain

A year-long search for a new leader ended this week as Lebanon's downtown revitalization program welcomed a new manager tasked with sparking interest in the city's storefronts.

Mid Penn Bank has made two executive promotions following recent mergers.

Centric Bank has appointed Kimberly Turner to serve as its senior vice president and chief risk officer, overseeing risk management and organizational compliance.

A Cumberland County printing and marketing company has a new owner, one with a familiar face.

Danielle M. Conway has been named the new dean of Penn State's Dickinson Law after a national search. Her appointment is effective July 1.

Rhonda Smith grew up on a farm but left to become a nurse in the U.S. Air Force.