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Tina M. Bricker (Submitted photo / November 28, 2012) |
CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Richard E. Jordan III has been appointed to the boards of directors of Franklin Financial Services Corp. and its subsidiary, Farmers and Merchants Trust Co. of Chambersburg. His term expires in 2015.
Jordan is a commercial real estate manager and developer serving as vice president of Smith Land & Improvement Corp. in Camp Hill, Pa. The third generation of Jordan leadership, he began working part time for LB Smith Ford, a subsidiary of Smith Land & Improvement Corp., in 1988 in the shops at the dealership while in high school.
After earning his bachelor’s degree from Dickinson College, Jordan took a full-time position with LB Smith Inc.’s heavy-equipment division in Florida, where he sold and leased heavy earth-moving and paving equipment to private contractors and public entities. In 2003, he moved to the Central Pennsylvania office, where he transitioned to commercial real estate management and development of the company’s East Coast portfolio of 30 plazas and commercial developments.
A board member of the Lion Foundation of Camp Hill, Jordan serves on the advisory board of The Salvation Army’s Harrisburg Capital City Region as the president and member of the property and executive committees. He serves as president of the board of the West Shore YMCA and on the Capital Region Economic Development board of directors.
A resident of Camp Hill, Jordan and his wife have two children.
Washington County Health Department
Carroll Seiler was named the Washington County Health Department’s employee of the quarter for the fourth quarter of 2012.
Seiler, who has been with the health department since 2010, is employed with the agency’s Catoctin Summit Adolescent Program as a teacher. He is responsible for the education of junior and senior high school-aged students in the residential substance abuse treatment program for adolescents. Teaching combined classes in a “one-room schoolhouse,” he has imparted the knowledge that has allowed many of his students to complete their high school education.
Prior to coming to the health department, Seiler taught in Carroll and Frederick counties in Maryland.
Coldwell Banker Innovations
Coldwell Banker Innovations of Hagerstown recognized the following associates for achievements in September:
• Cynthia Moler of Moler and Associates — top listing sales associate by volume and top listing sales associate by units
• Susan Dattilio of Dattilio and Associates — top-selling sales associate by volume and top sales associate by settled volume
• Tom Test of the Horn-Test Team — top-selling sales associate by units and top sales associate by settled units
• Jeanne Pino — top-selling sales associate by volume and units for corporate-owned properties
ThompsonGas
BOONSBORO — Daniel P. Carrigan, John P. Simcox and Lawrence “Larry” M. Young recently joined the staff at propane-services company ThompsonGas.
A resident of Overland Park, Kan., Carrigan joined ThompsonGas in November as director of business development. He is responsible for initiating the company’s propane acquisitions. Carrigan has been involved in business development in the propane industry for more than 10 years, most recently as director of business development at Inergy Propane LLC and director of corporate development at Ferrellgas prior to that.
For 25 years, he has been involved in mergers and acquisitions, business development, operations, accounting and finance for various industries. Carrigan has a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in accounting from the University of Notre Dame. He is involved in various propane industry groups, as well as the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Simcox joined the ThompsonGas team in October as vice president of business development. In this position, he is instrumental in facilitating retail propane acquisitions throughout the Midwest and Northeast. Before joining ThompsonGas, Simcox facilitated more than 35 retail propane acquisitions as director of business development for Inergy L.P. Prior to that, he held director of sales and marketing, vice president and management positions at companies including American Welding & Tank (Harsco Co.) and Chemi-Trol Tank Division.
Simcox is a member of the National Propane Gas Association and the Propane Education & Research Council, past president of the Ohio Propane Gas Association and a member of other state propane gas associations. He graduated from Bluffton University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and lives in Mechanicsburg, Pa.
In September 2012, Young joined ThompsonGas as project manager. A resident of Honeoye Falls, N.Y., Young’s responsibilities include assisting senior management in developing companywide practices for business analytics, implementation of retail software packages, acquisition integration and standardization of retail policies and procedures. Young holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Delaware and has completed graduate course work through the University of Massachusetts.
Before joining ThompsonGas, Young held branch and regional management positions with Suburban Propane, Star Gas Propane and Inergy Propane. Most recently, he served as project manager of Inergy Propane, where he developed uniform business models and converted more than 90 business units into one back office software package. Young is a marketing chairman of the New York Propane Gas Association.
Blue Eyes Salon
Megan Greathead Harper and Dianne Fridinger of Blue Eyes Salon in Hagerstown recently completed a 16-hour advanced Cutting Edge and Color Theory class at The Bond Academy in Bloomfield, N.J.
Jordan is a commercial real estate manager and developer serving as vice president of Smith Land & Improvement Corp. in Camp Hill, Pa. The third generation of Jordan leadership, he began working part time for LB Smith Ford, a subsidiary of Smith Land & Improvement Corp., in 1988 in the shops at the dealership while in high school.
After earning his bachelor’s degree from Dickinson College, Jordan took a full-time position with LB Smith Inc.’s heavy-equipment division in Florida, where he sold and leased heavy earth-moving and paving equipment to private contractors and public entities. In 2003, he moved to the Central Pennsylvania office, where he transitioned to commercial real estate management and development of the company’s East Coast portfolio of 30 plazas and commercial developments.
A board member of the Lion Foundation of Camp Hill, Jordan serves on the advisory board of The Salvation Army’s Harrisburg Capital City Region as the president and member of the property and executive committees. He serves as president of the board of the West Shore YMCA and on the Capital Region Economic Development board of directors.
A resident of Camp Hill, Jordan and his wife have two children.
Washington County Health Department
Carroll Seiler was named the Washington County Health Department’s employee of the quarter for the fourth quarter of 2012.
Seiler, who has been with the health department since 2010, is employed with the agency’s Catoctin Summit Adolescent Program as a teacher. He is responsible for the education of junior and senior high school-aged students in the residential substance abuse treatment program for adolescents. Teaching combined classes in a “one-room schoolhouse,” he has imparted the knowledge that has allowed many of his students to complete their high school education.
Prior to coming to the health department, Seiler taught in Carroll and Frederick counties in Maryland.
Coldwell Banker Innovations
Coldwell Banker Innovations of Hagerstown recognized the following associates for achievements in September:
• Cynthia Moler of Moler and Associates — top listing sales associate by volume and top listing sales associate by units
• Susan Dattilio of Dattilio and Associates — top-selling sales associate by volume and top sales associate by settled volume
• Tom Test of the Horn-Test Team — top-selling sales associate by units and top sales associate by settled units
• Jeanne Pino — top-selling sales associate by volume and units for corporate-owned properties
ThompsonGas
BOONSBORO — Daniel P. Carrigan, John P. Simcox and Lawrence “Larry” M. Young recently joined the staff at propane-services company ThompsonGas.
A resident of Overland Park, Kan., Carrigan joined ThompsonGas in November as director of business development. He is responsible for initiating the company’s propane acquisitions. Carrigan has been involved in business development in the propane industry for more than 10 years, most recently as director of business development at Inergy Propane LLC and director of corporate development at Ferrellgas prior to that.
For 25 years, he has been involved in mergers and acquisitions, business development, operations, accounting and finance for various industries. Carrigan has a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in accounting from the University of Notre Dame. He is involved in various propane industry groups, as well as the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Simcox joined the ThompsonGas team in October as vice president of business development. In this position, he is instrumental in facilitating retail propane acquisitions throughout the Midwest and Northeast. Before joining ThompsonGas, Simcox facilitated more than 35 retail propane acquisitions as director of business development for Inergy L.P. Prior to that, he held director of sales and marketing, vice president and management positions at companies including American Welding & Tank (Harsco Co.) and Chemi-Trol Tank Division.
Simcox is a member of the National Propane Gas Association and the Propane Education & Research Council, past president of the Ohio Propane Gas Association and a member of other state propane gas associations. He graduated from Bluffton University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and lives in Mechanicsburg, Pa.
In September 2012, Young joined ThompsonGas as project manager. A resident of Honeoye Falls, N.Y., Young’s responsibilities include assisting senior management in developing companywide practices for business analytics, implementation of retail software packages, acquisition integration and standardization of retail policies and procedures. Young holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Delaware and has completed graduate course work through the University of Massachusetts.
Before joining ThompsonGas, Young held branch and regional management positions with Suburban Propane, Star Gas Propane and Inergy Propane. Most recently, he served as project manager of Inergy Propane, where he developed uniform business models and converted more than 90 business units into one back office software package. Young is a marketing chairman of the New York Propane Gas Association.
Blue Eyes Salon
Megan Greathead Harper and Dianne Fridinger of Blue Eyes Salon in Hagerstown recently completed a 16-hour advanced Cutting Edge and Color Theory class at The Bond Academy in Bloomfield, N.J.