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Former Malvern Chick-Fil-A Employee is First Black Woman to Open Her Own North Philadelphia Franchise
Sereena Quick, a former federal probation officer and employee at Malvern Chick-Fil-A, has opened her own franchise location in North Philadelphia, writes Brian A. Saunders for Philly Voice. This makes Quick the first Black woman to own a Chick-fil-A in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. Quick started her career as a juvenile probation officer in…
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Eric Huff Joins S&T Bank as Director of Asset-Based Lending
S&T Bank has named Eric Huff as senior vice president, managing director of asset-based lending. With over 25 years of experience in financial services, most recently as the senior regional director and business development officer at Huntington Bank, Huff brings a wealth of knowledge and experience. In his role at S&T Bank, he will be…
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WilmU Prevention Science Alum Appears on Riveting True Crime TV Show
On Nov. 20, Wilmington University alumnus Dr. Hakim Stovall appeared on Fatal Attraction, TV One’s gripping investigative series about scorned lovers and the deadly actions they take amid failed romances. Dr. Stovall, a subject matter expert and graduate of Wilmington University’s Prevention Science doctoral program, offered insight on the 2018 Jacquelyn Smith murder case. Her…
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Dr. Adrienne Bey of Wilmington University Recognized as ‘a Visionary Among Us’
Every year, the Delaware ACE Women’s Network (DAWN) names “visionaries,” women who contribute positively to their institutions, communities, families, and careers — forward thinkers in higher education. Wilmington University Professor and Center for Teaching Excellence Director Dr. Adrienne Bey was named a 2023 DAWN Visionary. When she received her award, Dr. Bey said she was motivated by…
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Malvern-Based Vanguard Preparing to Finalize Its Exit from Shanghai
Vanguard, the Malvern-based investment behemoth, is taking its final steps to exit China and close its office in the $4 trillion (29 trillion yuan) mutual fund market, reports Bloomberg on Yahoo! Finance. The firm has already signed severance agreements with its remaining Shanghai staff, including country head Luo Dengpan. The majority of the team which…
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First Bank: Do You Know What Phishing Looks Like?
Every day, thousands of people fall victim to fraudulent emails, texts and calls from scammers pretending to be their bank. And in this time of expanded use of online and mobile banking, the problem is only growing worse. In fact, the Federal Trade Commission’s report on fraud estimates that American consumers lost a staggering $8.8…
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Avon Grove Grad, the Creator of Liquid Death, Shares Entrepreneurial Secrets
Mike Cessario, who attended Avon Grove High School and lived in Landenberg in southern Chester County for a time, turned his passion for health into a $700-million-worth business Liquid Death, writes Robert Tuchman for the Entrepreneur. In a short time, Cessario has built the fastest-growing water brand in the country. The former punk rocker credits…
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Wilmington University Welcomes Inaugural Class at New School of Law
Wilmington University School of Law welcomed its inaugural class in August during festive and robust student and faculty orientations. Wilmington University President Dr. LaVerne Harmon offered personal greetings to each student, followed by inspirational welcome remarks. Dean Phillip Closius offered introductions and led workshops. Board of Trustees Chairman Judge Joseph Farnan Jr. administered the Honor Code Oath to students, and the law school’s advisory…
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First Bank: How Much Do You Know About Credit?
“Get Smart About Credit Day” is an annual event that promotes financial literacy and education about credit management. The event is organized by the American Bankers Association (ABA) in the United States. The goal of Get Smart About Credit Day is to help individuals, especially young people, understand the importance of good credit habits and…
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New Dean Named at Wilmington University’s College of Education and Liberal Arts
Dr. Tyler Wells, a collaborative, innovative, and decisive leader committed to student success, has been named dean of the College of Education and Liberal Arts. Starting as an adjunct in 2001 in the College of Education, Dr. Wells became chair of the Office of Clinical Studies in 2012, then was named director of Teacher Preparation,…
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Meridian Bank Partners with The Alternative Board of Philadelphia for Talent Discussion Panel
Recruiting and retaining top talent in the ever-evolving landscape of 2024 requires adaptability, innovation, and a strategic approach, which is why Meridian Bank and The Alternative Board of Philadelphia are teaming up to host a business-minded panel discussion on how to do just that. Recruiting and Retaining Talent in 2024 will be held on Nov.…
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Meridian Bank’s Chief Credit Officer Joe Cafarchio to Retire
Meridian Bank Chief Credit Officer Joseph Cafarchio will retire effective Oct. 13, 2023. Cafarchio has served in the position since Meridian’s inception in 2004. Prior to joining Meridian, Cafarchio had a long career in the Philadelphia-area banking community, including positions with National Penn Bank, Stonebridge Bank, and the Philadelphia Federal Reserve, where he started his…
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Sharing a Slice of Pizza at Eagles Game Sets Phoenixville Man on the Path of Love
When he shared a slice of pizza with an unknown woman at an Eagles game, Aaron Jones, of Phoenixville, did not expect to get a date out of it, writes Beatrice Forman for The Philadelphia Inquirer. But after the game ended, the woman, Aliza Phillips, went onto social media to find the mystery man she…
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Phoenixville’s Bluebird Distilling Opens Swanky Second Location in Chestnut Hill
Phoenixville-based Bluebird Distilling has expanded into Philadelphia with the second location of its all-day cafe and cocktail bar concept Char & Stave recently opening its doors in Chestnut Hill, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The new spot is located in the same space where the brand hosted its holiday pop-up late last…
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S&T Bank: Three Practical Tips to Safeguard Your Identity
Protecting your identity is extremely important in today’s digital world. When fraudsters steal your personal information, you can suffer serious consequences, including financial loss, credit card debt, compromised health insurance and even legal trouble. In this article, S&T Bank delves into what identity theft is, the potential risks involved and practical steps you can take…
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After Losing Her Brother to Suicide, Meridian Bank’s Lisa Carmoli Is an Advocate and Pillar of Meridian Community
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. As a suicide loss survivor, Lisa Carmoli, an Executive Assistant at Meridian Bank, works to share her family’s story of grief, love, and extreme support. In May 2019, Carmoli experienced a devastating loss after her brother, Mike, died by suicide. Since his passing, she has become a prevention advocate…
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One of the Mid-Atlantic’s Favorite Foods Has Roots in the Philadelphia Area
In neighboring Delaware and the surrounding Mid-Atlantic states, one of the favorite foods that is often eaten for breakfast is scrapple, a rectangle-shaped pork relative of sausage, writes Andre Lamar for Delaware Online. Scrapple is made from leftover pig parts, cornmeal, and flour. The meat is made into a loaf before it is sliced and…
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Wilmington University Alumna Selected by President Biden to Serve on National Museum, Library Services Board
President Biden selected Wilmington University alumna Dr. Annie Norman to serve on the National Museum and Library Services Board. The state librarian of Delaware and director of the Delaware Division of Libraries, Dr. Norman led the establishment of the Delaware Library Catalog, which comprises 74 participating libraries that share 2.5 million items, including e-books and audiobooks. The access to data…
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