Fleetwood Bank, Pennsylvania Bankers Association and more announce new hires, promotions.

Associations

Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County-based Pennsylvania Bankers Association named Glenn B. Marshall a board member representing banks with $400 million to $1 billion in deposits. Gerard A. Champi was named a board member representing banks with $1 billion to $4 billion in deposits. Jeffrey M. Schweitzer was named a board member representing banks with $4 billion or more in deposits. Marshall is CEO of First Resource Bank of Exton. Champi is president and CEO of FNCB Bank in Dunmore. Schweitzer is vice chairman, president and CEO of Univest Financial Corp. in Souderton. Janak M. Amin was named a representative of PA Bankers Group 2. Amin is president and CEO of Presence Bank in Coatesville. Daniel J. Schaffer, K. Bernard Tynes, Laura Haffner and Evelyn F. Smalls were named at-large representatives. Schaffer is president and CEO of The First National Bank & Trust Co. in Newtown. Tynes is executive vice president, chief marketing and impact officer with Penn Community Bank in Perkasie. Haffner is region bank president with Wells Fargo Bank N.A. in Philadelphia. Smalls is president and CEO and director of United Bank of Philadelphia. M. Theresa Fosko and J. Duncan Campbell III were named at-large members. Fosko is executive vice president and director of human resources with Univest Financial. Campbell is president and CEO of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association.

Allentown Chamber of Commerce named Kristin Keenan a board member. Keenan is vice president and partner at Allentown, Lehigh County-based Keenan-Nagle Advertising Inc.

Banking and finance

Berks County-based Fleetwood Bank named Kevin D. Bieber a vice president and relationship manager. Bieber has more than 35 years of banking experience.

Consulting

Philadelphia-based Diamond & Associates named Shilvosky Buffaloe senior project manager.

Manufacturing

Upper Nazareth Township, Northampton County-based C.F. Martin & Co. elected Thomas Ripsam a board member. Ripsam is the company’s president and CEO.

Nonprofits

Spring Township, Berks County-based Helping Harvest Fresh Food Bank elected Timothy G. Dietrich a board member. Dietrich is a partner with Lancaster-based Barley Snyder and leads the food and agribusiness industry group.

Bethlehem, Northampton County-based The Arc of Lehigh and Northampton Counties announced that CEO Karen Shoemaker plans to retire, effective Sept. 1, 2024. She has been CEO since 1999 and has more than 38 years of management experience in nonprofit disability organizations.

The Salvation Army Reading Citadel Corps in Berks County named Lts. Hector Cid and Melissa Lopez city coordinators of Reading. They will oversee the activities and operations of the corps and lead the Spanish congregation. Lt. Hyesoo Kim was named corps officer and pastor. She will assist and support Cid and Lopez.