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New SCORE mentor Winifred McGee brings considerable expert skills to the Chapter in the fields of agriculture, food production, and food safety.

John comes to his role as a mentor with over twenty-five years of experience in the printing and packaging industry. His work background includes roles in a variety of management and sales positions within several large corporations and running a small $15 million labeling equipment business for eight years.

Meet new SCORE mentor Catherine Weaver. She is retired from a career in human resource management and leadership development.

Cyndi De Long earned a Bachelor of Science from Penn State in Business and Spanish with an MBA from the University of South Carolina.  She comes to SCORE Lancaster-Lebanon fluent in Spanish after a robust career in Mexico that spanned three decades.

You will find a women's network for almost every major field in business – tech, medicine, communications, science, the arts. Women are drawn to this sort of support and collaboration in a busy world where making connections is not always easy.

The beginning of December marked a significant milestone for an extraordinary mentor. After retiring, Lou Davenport began his second career with SCORE on December 1, 1996 – twenty-five years ago. He is as passionate about his clients today as he was from the very beginning.

Seymour Khalilov balances his day job as the Vice President of Performance, Strategy, and Regions at British Petroleum. He brings over fifteen years of experience to SCORE in managing & directing strategic planning, operations management, performance management, and investment governance. Most of his professional career has been in the energy sector, working in this multinational corporation worldwide.

The monthly rate for new mentor requests continues to grow for SCORE Lancaster-Lebanon. Each new volunteer mentor is a critical asset to ensure that our clients receive the timely guidance they need to succeed. Our volunteers can give back to their community by fueling local small businesses that create jobs, contribute to the local economy, and lend a distinct character & personality to a community. Unpaid volunteers are often the glue that holds a community together. Volunteering allows you to connect to your community and make it a better place

SCORE Lancaster-Lebanon serves a region that has a growing Latino population and a large refugee community. Communication is key to effective mentoring. And that can be a challenge when trying to serve segments of our community that have limited English language skills — and a wide range of native languages.