PEOPLE: promotions, appointments and hires

ARCHITECTURE/ ENGINEERING

Rochester, N.Y.-based Erdman Anthony named Levi E. Sowers a design engineer with the transportation group in its Harrisburg-area office in Upper Allen Township. He has a BS in civil engineering from Penn State University. Deborah Byers and Daniel Klick have been named associates. Byers is a construction inspection supervisor with the construction services group. She has been with the firm for 14 years. Klick is a construction engineer and has been with the firm for more than 10 years. He is a professional engineer with a BA in engineering from Elizabethtown College and a BS in structural design and construction engineering technology from Penn State University.

ASSOCIATIONS

Swatara Township-based Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania named Dr. Michael J. Consuelos senior vice president of clinical integration. He will promote ways to reduce hospital-acquired infections, improve health care performance in clinical operations and develop team-based approaches. He was vice chairman of pediatrics at Lehigh Valley Health Network. He also is a clinical associate professor with the <org>University of South Florida'sMorsani College of Medicine. He has a medical degree from the University of Pennsylvania and an executive MBA from Penn State University. Kaitlyn Byrnes was named manager of media relations. She was public relations and program development director with the Pennsylvania division of the American Trauma Society. She has a BA in communications and journalism from Shippensburg University.

BANKING/FINANCE

Lower Allen Township-based Members 1st Federal Credit Union named Lisa Painter vice president of collections. She has 29 years of banking experience, primarily in collections. She was a vice president and commercial loan workout officer with Susquehanna Bank. Melany Radel was named vice president of relationship management for the York market. She has been with the credit union for five years.

Halifax-based Riverview Financial Corp. named Melanie Long a regional manager and loan officer. She has 27 years of banking experience and was a branch manager and loan officer with Halifax Bank. She will be based in the Millersburg office and oversee seven Halifax and Marysville bank branches in Cumberland, Dauphin, Perry and Schuylkill counties.

Mount Joy-based Union Community Bank named Jamie Muir and Matthew Smith vice presidents and commercial loan officers. Muir will be based in the Manheim Township office. He was chief financial officer and chief operating officer of Pike County Environmental Inc. He has 12 years of experience and a BS in business administration from Elizabethtown College. Smith will oversee business development from the Ephrata office. He was a vice president group manager with Fulton Bank.

Mercer County-based First National Bank of Pennsylvania named Joseph M. Entenman a senior vice president and team leader with the Harrisburg commercial banking team. Prior to joining the bank in 2010, he was employed with Waypoint and M&T banks. He has more than 20 years of experience and a bachelor's degree from Villanova University. Eric D. Mummau was named vice president of business banking for the greater Harrisburg region. He was a vice president and commercial loan officer with Mid Penn Bank. He has more than 30 years of experience, a BS in economics from Gordon College and an MBA from Suffolk University.

Fulton Financial Corp. named Lisa Crutchfield to its board. She is senior vice president of advocacy and public affairs with the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce and works with the CEO Council for Growth. Previously, she was executive vice president and chief regulatory and compliance officer with National Grid USA, senior vice president of regulatory and external affairs with Peco Energy Co. and vice chairwoman of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission. She has a BA in economics and political science from Yale University and an MA in business administration and finance from Harvard University.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

South Lebanon Township-based Lebanon Valley Economic Development Corp. elected George Soukas of Regupol America chairman, Paul Lundberg of Reilly Wolfson Sheffey Schrum and Lundberg vice chairman and Jonathan Beers of the City of Lebanon Authority secretary and treasurer. Barry Ansel of Fulton Bank, Larry Bowman of G.F. Bowman Inc. and George Custer of the Lebanon County Career & Technology Center were elected to the board.

EDUCATION

Linden Hall of Lititz named Dina Henry director of athletics. She has 19 years of experience in collegiate athletics and administration, most recently as head women's basketball coach, physical education instructor and senior woman administrator with Dickinson College's athletics department. Previously, she was head basketball coach with the <org>State University of New York at Fredonia and Christian Brothers University, as well as an assistant with Gettysburg College. She has a bachelor's degree in Spanish from Franklin & Marshall College and an MS in counselor education from the former Western Maryland College.

GOVERNMENT

Gov. Tom Corbett named Harris Ferris of Allegheny County and Jane Gleason of Cambria County to the Pennsylvania Humanities Council board. Ferris is executive director of the Pittsburgh Ballet and a former dancer. He has a BA from the State University of New York at Buffalo and an MBA from Rutgers University. Gleason is a branch process manager with Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.'s Northeast region. She is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.

HEALTH CARE

Chambersburg-based Summit Health named Ken Costner a nurse practitioner with Summit Occupational Health. He was employed with Western Maryland Health System in Cumberland, Md.Paula Townsley was named a nurse practitioner with affiliate Shady Grove Family Care. She has more than 30 years of experience as a registered nurse, including as an intensive care unit and emergency room nurse, a long-term care nurse and a school nurse. Courtney Bohn, Rosalind Klinepeter and Jackie Sullivan were named certified nurse midwives with Summit Women's Group in Waynesboro. Bohn was a maternity nurse in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and most recently a midwife in Carlisle. She has master's degrees as a certified nurse midwife and family nurse practitioner. Klinepeter was in private practice with Country Care Midwifery for 13 years. Sullivan has a master's degree as a nurse-midwife from Georgetown University.

Virginia-based Patient First named Richard Weinstein medical director of occupational health, as well as a staff physician, with its Manheim Township center. He will oversee all department of transportation exams. He has a BA from San Francisco State University and a medical degree from the University of South Alabama College of Medicine.

INSURANCE

Pittsburgh-based Highmark Health named Karen Hanlon executive vice president and chief financial officer. She was senior vice president of financial planning and analysis. She is a certified public accountant and has a BA in accounting from Grove City College. Nanette DeTurk was named executive vice president, chief administrative and strategy officer and treasurer. She will oversee strategy, transformation, human resources, corporate development and treasury. She is a CPA with a bachelor's degree in accounting from Ohio State University and an MBA in finance from Penn State University.

MANUFACTURING

Michigan-based Mahle Aftermarket named Jim Markle business development manager of its service solutions division in Springettsbury Township. He has been with the division, which was formerly known as RTI Technologies, for 13 years in a variety of marketing positions. Previously, he was manager of government and corporate accounts for Visual Sound Inc. He also was an infantry team leader with the U.S. Army. He has a bachelor's degree in history from the University of New Mexico and an MBA from Lehigh University.

York based REH Holdings Inc., which manufactures and installs highway safety products, named Vincent Sibol vice president and chief financial officer. He has more than 10 years of experience and was controller of MGM Enterprises Inc. He is a certified public accountant with a BS in accounting from Villanova University.

MARKETING

York - based Gavin Advertising named Tracey Johnston director of accounts. She has 15 years of sales and digital marketing experience.

NONPROFITS

Adams County-based Children's Aid Society Southern Pennsylvania district named Marcia Crider a play therapist and member of the clinical staff of the Leiter Caring Center in Chambersburg. She has experience as a mobile therapist for children with an autism spectrum diagnosis, as well as with other physical and mental challenges. She has a BA with a minor in art from Oral Roberts University and an MA in community counseling and marriage and family therapy from Regent University.</p>

The American Heart Association named Brian Heldibridle chairman of the 2014 Adams County Heart and Stroke Walk. He is manager of non-invasive cardiology with Well-Span Health'sGettysburg Hospital heart and vascular department. Alejandro Rosado and Joseph Deerin were named cochairmen of the 2014 Lancaster Heart Walk. Rosado is CEO of 12:34 MicroTechnologies Inc., and Deerin is the owner, president, broker of record and senior property manager for Property Management Alternatives Inc., which does business as LMS Commercial Real Estate.

REAL ESTATE

Manheim Township-based Coldwell Banker Select Professionals named Lou Nalls a real estate agent with its York office. Nalls has experience with home remodeling and investment, as well as "flipping" York-area houses. He is a graduate of Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology and YTI.

Manor Township-based Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty named Cathy Dieffenbach, Roxanne Geesey and Judi Kassab residential real estate agents with its Lebanon office. Dieffenbach has 21 years of experience and also will specialize in horse farms and multiunit properties. She has an associate degree in English and equestrian studies. Geesey has 20 years of experience and also will specialize in farm sales. Kassab has experience in home staging and decorating and was manager of tourism publications and Web development with the commonwealth, as well as secretary and treasurer of Pine Grove. Bonnie Snyder was named a residential agent with the North Pointe Boulevard office. She has 10 years of real estate experience and is a graduate of Thompson Institute. Rachel Heavner, Tiffany Mitchell and Isaac Nell were named residential agents with the Camp Hill office. Heavner has eight years of retail management and sales experience. Mitchell is a veteran of the U.S. Army. Nell will specialize in investment sales. Debra Brown was named a residential agent with the Quarryville office. Alex Myers was named a residential and commercial agent with the Manor Township office. Previously, he owned a mobile auto detailing service and was a restaurant manager.

RETAIL

Springettsbury Township-based Block Business Systems named David Blocher director of business technology. He has 20 years of experience. His responsibilities will include consulting, business workflow design and fulfillment.

Royer's Flowers & Gifts of Lebanon named Amy Michalski assistant manager of its Ephrata store. She was a manager trainee with the Reading store. She has a degree in ornamental horticulture from Delaware Valley College.

TECHNOLOGY

Lemoyne-based 2K Networking Inc. named Michael Garrett a field services manager. He has more than 20 years of experience in end-user support and system engineering and was vice president of information technology at Mid-Atlantic Health Care LLC in Timonium, Md.

West York-based Print-O-Stat named Patrick Lauzon an application engineer with its software solutions division. He has 12 years of information technology experience and was director of information technology with Murray Associates Architects. He has a bachelor's degree in political science from Penn State University.

OTHER

York-based Pace Resources Inc. named William B Dannehl president and chief operating officer. He was executive vice president of Harley Davidson Inc. and a vice president and general manager of the York County assembly plant. Russell E. Horn Jr. will continue as Pace's chairman and CEO.

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