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Northwest Bancshares, Inc. and Northwest Bank appointed Louis J. Torchio, president and chief executive officer of both companies, effective immediately.
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People on the move: 8/29/2022

People on the move: 8/29/2022

Banking

Northwest Bancshares, Inc. and Northwest Bank appointed Louis J. Torchio, president and chief executive officer of both companies, effective immediately.  

Casino

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Education

Charlene Newkirk, Southeast Region President, Community College of Allegheny County, was appointed to the Commission on Structured Pathways of the American Association of Community Colleges.

Lesley Rains joined the University of Pittsburgh Press as publicity manager.

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Grove City College welcomes four new professors to the faculty ranks this fall: Lucian Gideon Conway III, professor of psychology; Keith Graybill, assistant professor of accounting; Aileen R. Ruane, assistant professor of French; and Annie Shepherd, assistant professor of English.

Investment Management

Colliers hired Bryan McCann and Willis Croker. They will lead the firm’s capital markets services and platform in Pittsburgh focusing on multifamily assets.

Law

Jefferson Regional Foundation announced the appointment of Trisha M. Gadson as its new chief executive officer.
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Casey Alan Coyle joined Babst Calland as a shareholder and member of its litigation group. Mr. Coyle will be based in Harrisburg.

Burns White LLC announced that J. Roy Nunn would join the firm on Sept. 1, as counsel in the railroad law practice group. He will be associated with its New York office.

Manufacturing

PPG appointed Brad Budde as vice president and chief digital officer, effective Sept. 6.

Nonprofit

The Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh hired John Ukenye as its advocacy and policy officer; Joshua Smith, associate director of youth leadership programs and director, Black Male Leadership Development Institute; Ginger Underwood, program manager, Black Female Leadership Development Institute and Loretta Ellis, opportunity broker.

Linda Jones was promoted to executive vice president and chief development officer at United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania.

Business notes

The Heinz Endowments, the Ford Foundation and the Poise Foundation, has begun a $3.2 million second phase that will be administered by the Program to Aid Citizen Enterprise over three years. Designed to support the advancement of Black-led cultural groups in Western Pennsylvania, the initiative, representing total investments of $10 million, was launched last year and focuses on expanding the organizational capacity of these groups in the Pittsburgh region’s arts and culture sector to ensure a more sustainable future.

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First Published: August 29, 2022, 10:00 a.m.

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Northwest Bancshares, Inc. and Northwest Bank appointed Louis J. Torchio, president and chief executive officer of both companies, effective immediately.
Live! Casino today hired Bryan M. Prettyman as vice president of slots and marketing for Live!
Dr. Charlene Newkirk, Southeast Region President, Community College of Allegheny County, was appointed to the Commission on Structured Pathways of the American Association of Community Colleges.
The Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh hired John Ukenye as its advocacy and policy officer; Joshua Smith, associate director of Youth Leadership Programs and director, Black Male Leadership Development Institute; Ginger Underwood, program manager, Black Female Leadership Development Institute and Loretta Ellis, opportunity broker.
The Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh hired John Ukenye as its advocacy and policy officer; Joshua Smith, associate director of Youth Leadership Programs and director, Black Male Leadership Development Institute; Ginger Underwood, program manager, Black Female Leadership Development Institute and Loretta Ellis, opportunity broker.
The Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh hired John Ukenye as its advocacy and policy officer; Joshua Smith, associate director of Youth Leadership Programs and director, Black Male Leadership Development Institute; Ginger Underwood, program manager, Black Female Leadership Development Institute and Loretta Ellis, opportunity broker.
The Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh hired John Ukenye as its advocacy and policy officer; Joshua Smith, associate director of Youth Leadership Programs and director, Black Male Leadership Development Institute; Ginger Underwood, program manager, Black Female Leadership Development Institute and Loretta Ellis, opportunity broker.
Linda Jones was promoted to executive vice president and chief development officer at United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania.
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