Ten years ago, Steve Groff never imagined starting what became Groff North America, a global leader in cannabis research.
Scott and John Dolmetsch launched Business Information Group from their basement before personal computers were the norm.
Didi & Smiling John’s co-owner John Shilling embraces the unconventional path that’s led him to where he is today.
Brothers John Jr. and Jeff spent their early years growing up in a trailer park, with four siblings to one bedroom. Their experience motivates them today.
The Graham Center for Collaborative Innovation will promote collaboration throughout the entire campus on York College’s distinctive focus on experiential learning.
Launching a business is a big endeavor. When it came to financing their dream, these three businesses in York County turned to PeoplesBank.
Chris Markey has created a culture of teamwork as he’s grown 2 The Tee Outfitters from his basement into a 17,000-square-foot facility in Emigsville.
Dr. Christina Doll went into medicine to make a difference in people’s lives. When working for the traditional system didn’t fit her style, she decided to craft her own family practice.
York County businesses of all sizes can be part of the annual day of giving in their own way.
Julie and Albert Ndjee’s company, Neilly’s Foods, manufactures rice mixes and other healthy-focused foods. Their key to success so far? Facing growing pains with grace.
Rynn Caputo, the co-founder of Caputo Brothers Creamery, has cried in her spilled milk. The pandemic has pushed the entrepreneur into more challenges than she could have anticipated, but her determination carries her forward.
Mark Zeleznock, the co-founder of York-based Dataforma, says “the key to success is a tight feedback loop.”
Helping his dad at work was Frank’s Marble & Granite owner Carmine Pantano’s first job.