A York County tourism official has ascended to a leadership post with a national sports destination association.

Since November's election, many bankers have anticipated that the administration of President Donald Trump would roll back regulations they felt unfairly limited their institutions.

Christine Comaford has been a serial entrepreneur, software engineer, author, investor and, for a brief stint in her early life, a model and a monk. Now, she is teaching other leaders how to use neuroscience to get the most out of their employees - a mission that recently brought her to Central Pennsylvania.

Lydia Henry, 56, was recently promoted to COO at Atomic Design, a newly created position.

The Women of Influence Awards honor established business leaders with proven track records of community service and business accomplishments.

York-based WellSpan Health has hired a health care veteran from New Jersey to oversee its home care services in Central Pennsylvania.

It was about 9:30 on a fall night in Reading, and Carolyn Schaefer was trudging out to her company car after a function related to her job with a large bank. As rain poured down, she juggled an umbrella blowing wildly and the equipment she was lugging through the parking lot.

Eighteen of the midstate's most influential businesswomen gather for three hours every month to help each other prosper.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has appointed Belco president and CEO Amey Sgrignoli to its Community Depository Institutions Advisory Council.

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When Amy Murray departed from her first weeklong visit to a Massachusetts retreat center, she realized that embracing silence might take a bit of work.

Sarah Doyle didn't envision the typical path to law school for herself when it came time to select a major for her undergraduate studies.

When Laura Deitch and her husband made the decision to move from New York City to the midstate, she knew they would always have the option to come back and visit their friends or favorite restaurants in the Big Apple.

Patricia Bucek has announced she will be leaving her position as vice president of the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and Capital Region Economic Development Corp., in early April for a nonprofit opportunity in her hometown of Pittsburgh.

A senior executive for a global manufacturing company learned how to identify and solve the source of recurring quality issues.