Michelle Finch, 48, is operations manager for Turkey Hill Dairy, based in Conestoga. She joined the company in 2015 and has been part of the company’s expansion into national distribution. Her career has been spent mostly in food manufacturing, having worked at Mars Chocolate North America, Frito-Lay’s York operation, and Kellogg’s Inc.

Centric Bank, based in Lower Paxton, is the 44th best bank in America to work for according to American Banker, a banking trade publication, and its CEO and leadership team draw praise as well.

Fay Pharo-Frank knew she wanted to work for York Traditions bank years ago after having a seamless personal mortgage experience. “What I saw was an organization with a mission and a culture that was going to fully support me being the relationship-builder I wanted to be,” she said. As the branch manager for York Traditions’ ...

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.

In 2019, women in Pennsylvania are earning 80 cents on the dollar compared to men. The Pennsylvania Commission for Women wants to change that.

Tawny Mummah, 50, is the former chief counsel of the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP) and has joined Post and Schell, PC’s health care practice group as principal.

The York County Women’s Business Center Organization’s 2019-20 luncheon season series kicks off next week with a presentation by the First Lady of Pennsylvania, Frances Wolf.

A chain of Pilates studios in Cumberland County received official designation as a B Corporation following years of investing back into its communities.

Sarah Williams, 55, recently joined Penn State Dickinson Law as assistant professor of law, and will be teaching federal securities regulation, financial statement fundamentals, professional responsibility and property.

By the time this column publishes and reaches your inbox I will be knee deep in moving boxes, huffing and puffing as our family navigates the halls, stairways and confined spaces of a college dorm.

Debbie Houser, vice president of GeoDecisions, Gannett Fleming’s geospatial technology division, shares some of her career insights with CPBJ

York County Economic Alliance (YCEA) employee Sully Pinos has been named to take part in a prestigious nationwide fellowship program.

As career transiency becomes the norm, more “adult learners” and “non-traditional” students enter — or re-enter — the higher education space. And, due to life experience, family demands and other characteristics, the traditional model for higher education doesn’t necessarily work for this growing part of the student population.

Dasher executives Sharon Ryan and Cynthia Tolsma spent years observing the workforce at Harrisburg-based Dasher Inc.

A veteran in the federally qualified health center space has joined Lancaster Health Center as its newest CEO and President.