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SAP Exec’s Secret to Success: Don’t Do Business with People You Don’t Trust
Software technology has revolutionized 21st-century business, and an Abington native who has traveled the world with SAP recently opened up some of the source code for his blueprint to success. “The cultural shift with businesses is incredibly important, and that always comes down to trust and understanding one another’s goals,” said Executive Vice President for…
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Delaware County Careers – Pentec Health
Headquartered in Glen Mills with an additional location in Boothwyn, Pentec Health is an industry leader in providing Specialty Infusion Services nationwide to patients who require access to complex pharmaceutical products and services outside of the hospital setting. Sr. Financial Analyst This position assists in planning, organizing, and managing the annual financial planning process, prepares various monthly…
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Real Estate Firm in Springfield Bids for Coveted Permit to Grow Medical Marijuana
The family behind the McKee Group has the passion, real estate, and township backing to be a top contender in the selection of the Philly region’s two medical marijuana grower permits. The Springfield firm’s managing director, Frank McKee, has endured prostate cancer treatment, and daughter and vice president Jennifer McKee has been right behind him…
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Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union Names Ridley Super Its 2017 Financial Literacy Advocate
Ridley School District Superintendent Lee Ann Wentzel has been named the 2017 Financial Literacy Advocate by Franklin Mint Federal Credit Union for her commitment to and active involvement in financial education within the Ridley community and beyond. Each year, FMFCU and its charitable foundation recognize an educator for his or her work to promote financial…
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Students Test Their Inventions, Knowledge at Science Olympiad at Neumann University
Almost 900 young scientists tested their inventions and science knowledge in dozens of events at the 2017 Southeastern Pennsylvania Science Olympiad Regional Competition on Wednesday at Neumann University. Students from 60 middle and high schools in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties competed for medals in two age groups (grades 6-9 and grades 9-12)…
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Sunoco Logistics Demonstrates Its Deep Roots in Delaware, Chester Counties with Educational Grant
Delaware County Community College is the recipient of a $100,000 grant from Newtown Square-based Sunoco Logistics that will help fund the training and education of local students for careers in process control technology. This investment in the college’s process control technology program empowers students with the skills and knowledge to seek employment in automated manufacturing…
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Your Best Year Ever: Turn These Power Moves into Healthy Habits
By Michael Gidlewski As soon as you’ve cut out distractions, streamlined your workflow to stay focused on your goals, and reached the point in your life where you can be fully present in each moment — or at least made significant strides toward getting there — you’re ready to add in some power moves that…
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Delaware County Careers – Qlik
Headquartered in Radnor, Qlik delivers intuitive platform solutions for self-service data visualization, guided analytics applications, embedded analytics, and reporting to approximately 40,000 customers worldwide. Senior Accountant This position works with external auditors to ensure proper accounting controls, performs month-end close work, and manages the general ledger system and the fixed asset procedure, policy, and process for the…
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Swiss Farms to Freshen Up Its Look
A fresh new look is coming to Swiss Farms, starting with the drive-through convenience store in Havertown, and a former insider is the one reinventing the landmark barn-and-silo style. “It was more fun than anything,” said Mike Cosentino of Linn Architects in Media for a Philadelphia Inquirer report by Diane Mastrull. Cosentino spent three years…
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Collingdale’s Eden Cemetery Holds Corpses That Survived Infamous Grave Robber
Among the memorial stones in Collingdale’s Eden Cemetery are the buried remains of African-Americans who survived one of Philadelphia’s gravest injustices. In 1903, what remained of Lebanon Cemetery in South Philly was unearthed and moved to Eden Cemetery to make way for new development. But many of the bodies that were supposed to be there…
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Is Record-Setting Warmth in February a Cause for Concern?
With February the warmest it has been in the region since records began being kept in 1874, meteorologists are noticing that over the last three decades it has become a worryingly consistent trend, writes Anthony R. Wood for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Philadelphia’s February average temperature of around 43 degrees is more than seven degrees above…
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Local Towns, Boroughs Fill the Federal and State Void of LGBT Protection Laws
With the absence of a federal- or state-level ban on discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, local municipalities are taking the matter of protecting the LGBT population into their own hands, writes Michaelle Bond for the Philadelphia Inquirer. A nondiscrimination bill that would amend the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act to include…
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Delaware County Careers – Malvern Federal Savings Bank
Based in Paoli, Malvern Federal Savings Bank was established in 1887 to serve the needs of the community, including banking, volunteering, and providing careers to professionals. Malvern Federal has rapidly grown over the last year, and continues to grow. With this growth, it is seeing an accelerating need to add the most highly qualified people…
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BHCU Unveils New Savings Account
BHCU has introduced its new iSAVE account, a savings account with one of the highest interest rates in the country. Designed to support members’ long-term savings goals in pursuit of their personal financial independence, BHCU’s iSAVE account is exclusive to BHCU members. “Pay yourself first” is the driving force behind this product, which will help…
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Award Proves Villanova’s Wildcats Are Students Before Athletes
Whether they’re in the classroom, on the court, or elsewhere on campus, Villanova’s student-athletes seem to always be at the top of their game. For the second straight year, Villanova has won the Big East Conference Presidents’ Award. The honor lauded the Wildcats’ academic, athletic, and service excellence in 2015-2016, according to a report in…
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Greater Philadelphia Among Top Three of America’s Best Buyers’ Markets
Anyone looking to buy a home in the Philadelphia metro region is in luck, as new research released by Zillow puts the area among the top three of buyers’ markets nationwide, writes Shannon Rooney for the Philadelphia Inquirer. This news, however, may not be quite as welcome to sellers. The research has found price reductions…
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Haverford School’s Squash Team Wins National Championship
It was a repeat of last year’s national championship, but this time it didn’t come down to the seventh and final match. The Haverford School varsity squash team vindicated that 4-3 upset loss to the Brunswick School (Greenwich, Conn.) by taking its first national title by the score of 5-2, according to a Philly Sports…
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Boys & Girls Club of Chester to Host Benefit Concert at Harrah’s Casino on March 30
The Boys & Girls Club of Chester will host a benefit concert featuring The Point Blank Band and Avery Sunshine on Thursday, March 30 at 7 PM at Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino. The mission of the Boys & Girls Club, the only one in Delaware County, is to nurture the development of young people and guide…
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