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More New Faces Leading in YoCo
Across various industries in the county, many individuals are assuming leadership positions that will not only continue their organization's legacy but also help it adapt to a new generation. These leaders possess extensive experience and knowledge, as well as a strong passion and determination to ensure their organization thrives and makes a positive impact in our community.
From manufacturing and non-profits to a symphony orchestra, the following is a list of new leaders who are taking on important roles in businesses and organizations that are shaping the future of YoCo.
BRIAN GRIMM | President, United Way of York County
Brian assumed the role of President at the United Way of York County in July 2023, bringing with him a wealth of experience garnered over two decades in the non-profit sector. Brian's academic credentials include a Bachelor’s Degree from Kutztown University and a Master's Degree from Clarion University, establishing a strong foundation for his leadership responsibilities. Before his current position, Brian served as the CEO of York Day Early Learning for six years.
Being entrusted with a leadership role is a privilege that I deeply value, and guiding our United Way of York County is an absolute honor.
STACEY L. CAMPBELL | VP/GM Spring Grove Operations, Pixelle Specialty Solutions
Stacey brings over 35 years of in the manufacturing industry to his role as Vice President and General Manager of Operations at the Spring Grove location of Pixelle Specialty Solutions, one of the largest and fastest-growing manufacturers of specialty papers in North America, with one of the most comprehensive portfolios in the industry.
I think there is a lot of opportunity in the mill, it is a great business and a great group of people who have a lot to be proud of with four generations of workers. There is a lot of promise with the business and I am excited to work with the people who keep the mill successful.
JASON MCSHERRY | President and CEO, York Literacy Institute (YLI)
Jason joins the York Literacy Institute (YLI), formerly the York County Literacy Council, after most recently serving as Director of Clinical and Operations Communications at WellSpan Health. He has extensive experience in non-profit organizations having also held roles at UPMC Memorial, York County Economic Alliance, York Habitat for Humanity, and the March of Dimes.
I am grateful for this tremendous opportunity to lead the York Literacy Institute into the future. We have been growing rapidly and helping more York residents achieve their goals thanks to an amazing staff, board of directors, and executive director, Bobbi Anne DeLeo. I am excited to help even more students and individuals gain the literacy skills for a successful tomorrow.
TERRI TRAVERS | CEO, York JCC
Terri, a graduate of Juniata College, worked for the Harrisburg JCC for over 20 years, starting as the Sports and Fitness Director and eventually becoming the Director of Programs and Operations. Travers was part of cohort 7 of the Merrin Teen Fellowship Program and is a JCC Association Professional Fellowship Scholarship and Jewish Mid-Career Fellowship recipient. She is currently working towards her Master’s in Nonprofit Management at Gratz College.
I am thrilled about guiding the York JCC toward continued success within the vibrant York community. With our incredible members and dedicated staff, we offer enriching programs for individuals of all ages. Not only does the JCC provide top-notch Jewish programs, but it also serves as a cherished destination for fitness, recreation, and education.
ANTHONY WISE | Executive Director, York Symphony Orchestra
Anthony was named the Executive Director of the York Symphony Orchestra in 2023, after serving as Concert Operations Manager. After attending the Curtis Institute of Music, he performed in symphony orchestras all over the world. Following his performing career, Anthony shifted to orchestral management with a focus on leadership and education which led to the birth of the Brass Academy in Austin, Texas.
I am most excited about leading the orchestra to their 100th Year Celebration in 2032. We are collaborating with our Music Director, Lawrence Golan, as well as our 75 core musicians to deliver orchestral music to the community through diverse programming, including classical staples to cinematic film favorites with a LIVE orchestra. Our city has the best people, and they deserve the best music to parallel!
