Easton Company Wins Award for Efforts to Reduce Paper Consumption

Wolper Information Services has been awarded one of Supply and Demand Chain Executive magazine's 2013 Green Supply Chain Awards, which recognizes companies who are making sustainability a core part of their supply chain strategy and are working to achieve measurable sustainability goals for their clients, the company announced in a media release Monday.

Wolper credited the recognition as being a result of its efforts to reduce paper consumption in both business processes and content resources by offering electronic invoicing and electronic payment options and supporting clients in transitioning their purchasing of organizational information resources from print to electronic, online and digital formats.

"Sustainability isn’t a catch phrase, it’s a core company value at Wolper and we’re proud to offer sustainable subscription management solutions to our clients," said Susan Wolper, president and CEO of Wolper Information Services. "It’s always exciting to receive an award, especially when it speaks to such a core company value."

For more about the awards and the criteria for judging, along with a complete list of winners, click here.

Easton Hospital Make Interim CEO Permanent

John Zidansek, who has served as Easton Hospital's interim Chief Executive Officer since July, was named to permanently serve in the position yesterday.

"It’s been a pleasure to get to know the exceptional physicians, employees and volunteers at Easton Hospital," said Zidansek in a press release announcing the appointment. "I’m honored to continue working with them to provide a destination where patients can seek high quality care."

Zidansek has 30 years of hospital operations experience.

Before joining Easton Hospital, he was CEO of Lock Haven Hospital in central Pennsylvania. During his tenure, employee and patient satisfaction as well as key quality metrics increased significantly. He continued the growth of the primary care base including the establishment of a new rural health clinic. Additionally, he enhanced the hospital’s orthopedic and hospitalist programs through regional collaboration and recruitment efforts.

Before joining Lock Haven, he was with Sharon Regional Health System in western Pennsylvania for 23 years, and served as CEO for his last four years there.

"John’s expertise will support the hospital’s growth and mission to provide the Easton community with quality care close to home," said Tom Muller, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Easton Hospital. "We look forward to working with him in his permanent role."