“The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.”

Michael McHenry, CLS ’19, Chair
Ainsworth Inc.

Janice Black, Retired

Roberto Datorre, ELS ’21
Commonwealth Charter Academy

Miriam DeFehr, CLS ’19
The Girl Scouts in the Heart of PA

Rick Dishong, ELS ’21
Wohlsen Construction

Rhonda Greenstreet, ELS ’19
United Concordia Dental

Dr. Al Griswold, ELS ’22
Harrisburg Area Community College

Sandra Holzgen, ELS ’23
PSECU

TaWanda Hunter Stallworth, CLS ’21
Antiracist Development Institute – Penn State Dickinson Law

Kellen Johnson, CLS ’19
PSECU

Bryan Jones, ELS ’24
Fulton Bank

Laura Kennedy, CLS ’22
Belco Community Credit Union

Marc Kline, ELS ’23
Rabbi, Temple Ohev Sholom

Parul Luthra, CLS ’18
Capital BlueCross

Mike Manley, CLS ’19
Highmark Health

Matthew Miller, ELS ’22
AAA Central Penn

Vishnu Patel, CLS ’23
Presence Bank

Adam Porter, CLS ’24
Girl Scouts in the Heart of PA

Ruth Ritchie, CLS ’19
Community Volunteer

Ami Zumkhawala-Cook, ELS ’13
Hamilton Health Center

Una Martone has articulated that her purpose in life is “to help people see their best so that they can be their best!”  She considers herself fortunate to fulfill this purpose through Leadership Harrisburg Area where she has served as President & CEO since 2007.  Highlights of Una’s tenure with LHA include the creation of Beyond Leadership, a curriculum on servant leadership that she conceived, created, and has delivered to hundreds of people since 2015.   Una is also responsible for the addition of the Alumni Circle Enrichment Series, Board Strong, The Color Code, and an original Diversity, Equity & Inclusion training program that has reached over 6,000 people since 2020.  Una created the first and only community-wide volunteer fair which has been executed by three consecutive CLS classes serving more than 100 non profit organizations (unduplicated). All told, LHA’s profile has increased under Una’s leadership – a measured 500% increase with an outreach of over 6,500 people each year.  Una’s love of curriculum development is accompanied by a focus on community partnerships, fund & resource development, and the creation of strategic alliances.  Una’s efforts have increased the organization’s budget which prompted moving to a larger facility, adding team members, and acquiring a company vehicle (branded) which, in turn, have significantly increased the organization’s ability to address community needs.  Una’s work has been recognized throughout Central Pennsylvania and beyond.  She has received numerous awards and distinctions including 2009 Robert D.  Hanson Award for Excellence; 2012 Women of Excellence (TWE); 2018 Business Woman of the Year; 2018 Luminary Award; 2020 Women of Influence Circle of Excellence; 2021 Outstanding Service Award; and 2023 Facilitator of the Year Award.  Una was honored with a Doctor of Humane Letters Degree from Central Penn College in 2020.

During her more than 40-year tenure with PSECU, Margaret Delmonico contributed to many aspects of the credit union’s operations. She began her career helping PSECU members directly with their financial accounts as a member service representative. She later assumed a supervisory role managing staff and the delivery of quality member services in the credit union’s loans area. Next, Margaret moved on to Marketing where she began building mutually beneficial Select Employee Group (SEG) relationships with Pennsylvania-based employers, as well as bonds with university and community groups inside and outside PSECU’s field of membership.  Prior to her retirement, Margaret served as PSECU’s Director of Public Relations. In this role, she oversaw the credit union’s community involvement and outreach, including its corporate communications, financial education programming, and corporate social responsibility efforts. This position called for the highest ethical standards, professional excellence, and the embodiment of shared credit union values and principles. Throughout her tenure, Margaret served and impacted numerous community organizations with transformational affect including the Central PA Food Bank, Art Association of Harrisburg, Harrisburg Rotary Foundation, and Leadership Harrisburg Area.  Margaret earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in theater and speech communications from DeSales University (formerly Allentown College of Saint Francis DeSales) and holds a Master’s Degree in communication/journalism from Shippensburg University.  In 2020, Margaret was named 2020 Credit Union Hero of the Year.  She received the Platinum Award for Servant Leadership from Leadership Harrisburg Area also in 2020 and in December 2021 agreed to come out of retirement to join LHA’s staff as Executive Trainer.

Lexi joined LHA’s staff in 2022 after graduating from Juniata College.  She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Social Advocacy with a Psychology Minor. Her college career included serving as President of the Black Student Union; Treasurer of the First Generation Fellowship Club; and Historian of the Cultural Club for Latinex Students. She studied abroad as a Speedwell Scholarship Recipient through AFS USA.  With a continued commitment to cultural growth, Lexi recently enrolled and completed the Martin Luther King, Jr. Leadership Development Institute in the Class of 2023.  Her history of successful program facilitation & support, especially in the areas of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, is already providing tremendous value to LHA and the people we serve.  Lexi is currently responsible for supporting Leadership Harrisburg Area’s programs, editing and publishing The Community Caller, facilitating Board Strong Certifications, and for supporting the daily operations of the organization. Lexi completed the Beyond Leadership program in February 2022.  The love of her life is her cat, Zen, who demands attention her every waking minute and usually gets it!