Harrisburg-based Geneia, a health care analytics and services firm, has promoted one of its leaders to a new role.

Emmy award-winning reporter Soledad O'Brien has elevated the voices of the disenfranchised and underserved throughout her career. Recently, she assisted in the elevation of York County's voices with a talk at York College.

If you would have asked John and Noemi Halbrendt a decade ago about their plans for retirement, it's unlikely either would have predicted winemaking.

Harrisburg-based McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC continues to add to its roster of professionals as mergers and acquisitions permeate the legal industry.

The top editors at the Central Penn Business Journal have recently expanded their leadership roles to the Lehigh Valley area.

The 2018 list of Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania has been revealed.

As Kaitlin Schreiber pieced together a section of a quilt in her Newport fiber arts supply shop, she pointed out a corner stitch that wasn't perfectly aligned. "That's the humble stitch," she said.

The Central Penn Business Journal's annual Forty Under 40 event recognizes the region's next generation of business leaders. And after much anticipation, the awards ceremony next month is quickly approaching.

Dr. Angela Rowe, 53, was named president of the Pennsylvania Orthopedic Society in October 2017.

Chiropractor Jenifer Epstein was adjusting the back of a patient when the table on which he was lying broke.

Hope Roaten has been named the executive director of the American Red Cross Mid-Central Pennsylvania Chapter, whose coverage area includes Cumberland County.

Laurie M. Peer is replacing Sarah Young Fisher as president of RKL Wealth Management LLC, a subsidiary of consulting firm RKL LLP.

Harrisburg technology accelerator Catamaran has selected a second group of startup companies it plans to help get off the ground, starting this month.

Harrisburg-based McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, the midstate's largest law firm, has acquired a well-known lobbying firm, the firm's second purchase this year.

It's not often that you get to be part of the agenda for a daylong meetup with four women whose professional goals are to grow other community leaders.