HARRISBURG, Penn. — PSECU President and CEO George Rudolph has been named to the Central Penn Business Journal’s inaugural CPBJ 300 list.
The new recognition platform identifies the mid-state region’s most influential leaders across business, government, nonprofits, and higher education.
The CPBJ 300 replaces the publication’s Power 100, to which Rudolph was named for five consecutive years. The expanded list covers more than 28 sectors and represents “the end-all, be-all” list for influential business leaders in Pennsylvania’s mid-state region, according to the publication. Honorees are selected by CPBJ editors based on staff research and community recommendations.
“Recognition like this reflects the strength of PSECU’s mission and the people who bring it to life every day,” said George Rudolph, President & CEO of PSECU. “Together, we remain focused on delivering exceptional value for our members while continuing to strengthen the communities we serve.”
The CPBJ 300 recognition adds to a series of recent honors for Rudolph and PSECU. Rudolph was named to PA Business Central’s Top 100 People list in February, for a sixth straight year. The credit union was named to PA Business Central’s Top 100 Organizations for the 10th consecutive year and earned a spot onNewsweek’s America’s Best Regional Credit Unions list for the third consecutive year.
Since joining PSECU as president and CEO in 2019, Rudolph has led the credit union’s expansion beyond its digital-first model, including the opening of PSECU’s first full-service branch in Lemoyne in May 2025 and the upcoming Linglestown branch at Susquehanna Union Green in Harrisburg, where the current CCA branch will relocate. The branch is expected to open this summer.
