'I always select the path that there is something to be learned from each experience and seize the opportunity to grow.'

Fear is holding people back, and they don’t even realize it. We cannot do anything successfully if we are doing it from a position of fear.

The Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities has launched an initiative to try to help women better save for retirement.

Harrisburg Young Professionals appointed its latest suite of leaders, including a new president, for the upcoming year.

We talked to Aika Bodnar, 41, opened her State Farm insurance agency in Lancaster about her insurance agency and her favorite holiday traditions.

Kay Hollabaugh, 63, began working at Hollabaugh Bros., her family’s business, full-time in 1984 and became an owner and board member in 2007. Today she serves as treasurer of the family farm corporation and retail market and office manager.

The Lancaster Housing Opportunity Partnership (LHOP) announced a change in the leadership of the nonprofit housing organization.

Elizabethtown College’s new president, Cecilia McCormick, says she arrived at a time when higher education is in a state of disruption. “We can’t continue as we have been,” she said. “At Elizabethtown, we have to make sure we continue to deliver a high-quality education, but also to make sure that education is affordable for our students.”

Patricia Fonzi, 49, joined the Family Health Council of Central Pennsylvania in 1997 as director of development. She later became vice president of customer service and relationship management, and has been the organization’s president and CEO since 2015.

If your hair is not on fire about whatever mission your company has, walk away.

Journalism wasn’t Kathleen Pavelko's first choice of a career, or her second, or even her third. And that’s exactly the point. You don’t have to know where your career takes you.

Bitsy McCann is full of life. Laughing, smiling – making others smile. McCann, founder and owner of Bitsy Plus Design was recently honored as one of our Forty Under 40 honorees in October.

It dawned on me after reading the 10th or 11th honoree profile: Why am I not highlighting more of these women in our monthly newsletter?

Prominent women in Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana industry shared their experiences Wednesday at  “Women in Cannabis,” a discussion hosted by Terrapin Pennsylvania, a grower/processor in Clinton County owned by Boulder, Colorado-based Terrapin Care Station.

The 2020 race for "Man and Woman of the Year" is one time when it's acceptable to buy your way to the top. In fact, it's expected.