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Aug 16, 2024

How HMK Insurance keeps clowns covered

Beyond balloons and confetti, professional clowns are business owners, too.

Jonathan Wickstrom, Heather Schierloh, Lisa A. Shearman, Melanie A. Strange, Marc Singer and Raymon Williams. PHOTOS/PROVIDED
Apr 12, 2023

Liberty Environmental, Pocono Mountains Association of Realtors and more name new hires

Other recent hires in the the Lehigh Valley include Altitude Marketing, KidsPeace Foundation and Communities In Schools of Eastern Pennsylvania.

Jeff Gormley, Kelly Kern, Karl S. Myers and Ray Roundtree
Feb 13, 2023

Lehigh Valley businesses name a series of new hires

Third Circuit Bar Association, Howard Hanna The Frederick Group and others announce new hires.

Jack Kolmansberger, Amy Klatt, Benjamin Leisawitz, Todd Lineburger, Molly MacDonald and Kristen Walsh. PHOTO/PROVIDED
Jan 31, 2023

Lehigh Valley businesses make a series of new hires

This week's newsmakers include: Herbein + Co., Altitude Marketing and the Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Larry Bardo, Samantha Fedele, Jim Foote, Robert Loughery, Brooke Mareni and Tricia Brown O'Hara
Dec 13, 2022

Newsmakers: Howard Hanna The Frederick Group, First National Bank and The Wilbur Mansion

Businesses recently named a series of hires in the Lehigh Valley and beyond.

Dr. Nguyet-Cam Vu Lam, David M. Confalone, Alyssa Christian, Julie Wagner Burkart, Matthew Malozi and Cíara Purcell
Oct 12, 2022

Newsmakers: HNL Lab Medicine, Norris McLaughlin P.A., and more

Area businesses including Howard Hanna The Frederick Group, Stevens & Lee and Middle Bucks Institute of Technology recently announced new hires.

Jul 27, 2022

Newsmakers: Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center, Iron Hill Construction Management Co. and more

Recent new hires include Tower Health, Morton Brown Family Wealth and more.

Oct 22, 2021

Wolf executive order met with backlash by PA business community 

Gov. Tom Wolf’s recent executive order recommends that Pennsylvania’s government agencies consider imposing a minimum-wage requirement on businesses for employers to qualify for state aid, a move that would severely impact the state’s small businesses during a time of recovery, according to two state business associations.