News
August 7, 2017
Rob Werner, CEO, Ardent Credit Union and Phoenixville resident, spoke with VISTA Today about growing up in Bryn Mawr, summers spent in Stone Harbor, his first job picking up trash on the beach, his journey into financial services, and what brought him to SB1, a small, relatively unknown Philadelphia-based credit union. In the conversation, Werner shares the process for how SB1 transformed into Ardent, how the company developed its ubiquitous, “Grit-based” marketing campaign, and how he hopes Ardent’s new Oaks ... View Article
August 2, 2017
Valley Forge National Historical Park has found its new superintendent in Steve Sims, a former facility manager at Independence National Historic Park, writes Mark Abrams for CBS Philly. A California native, the 43-year-old graduated from West Point and spent six years serving in the Army before joining the park service. In his new position, Sims is responsible for the historic, 3,500-acre Valley Forge property and managing its 55 permanent employees and 20 seasonal workers. “Having this huge responsibility is an ... View Article
August 2, 2017
Health Care Access is excited to be in the midst of strategic planning to review, regroup, and establish goals for the future of our programs. Our consultant is gathering data from several sources to assist us in this process. Please click on the link and complete an anonymous 5 minute survey-once completed click “FINISHED” on the bottom right to submit! Your time is greatly appreciated. http://www.esurveyspro.com/Survey.aspx?id=fd700efa-d088-452b-b2b4-695b0574a645
July 28, 2017
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July 27, 2017
Phoenixville, PA July 2017: The Clinic is proud to announce it received a $4,500 grant, made possible in part by CCRES. Through its innovative partnerships, CCRES works to ensure quality education and human service programs for children, families, and schools. The $4,500 grant, which was awarded on July 1 and runs until June 30, 2018, will be provided to support The Clinic’s Girls in Medicine program. “We are honored to receive this grant,” says Thomas Burd, President and CEO of ... View Article
