PNC Bank to move

PNC Bank to move

YOUNGSTOWN

PNC Bank will move its Youngstown regional headquarters to City Centre One at 100 E. Federal St., downtown, early in 2012.

The bank will place new signage on the building and it is expected to meet PNC’s environmentally friendly building standards.

“Youngstown is an important market for PNC, and this move to a new downtown regional headquarters will enable us to continue to serve clients in a premiere office environment,” said Theodore M. Schmidt, regional president for PNC Bank in Youngstown. “Adding our name to the building will provide us ongoing visibility and further reinforces our long-term commitment to downtown Youngstown.”

PNC’s current location, at Wick Avenue and Commerce Street, recently became notorious for its scaffolding.

InfoCision bonus

BOARDMAN

InfoCision Management Corp. is offering a $500 sign-on bonus for those workers who start by mid-November. The workers must average 34 hours of work per week until January.

The Akron-based telecommunications company will host open interviews from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday at its Boardman location, 8530 Crossroads Drive.

InfoCision is looking to hire 300 workers in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, which would include its Boardman, Austintown and New Castle, Pa., locations.

Interviews without appointment are available every day at the Austintown and New Castle locations.

For more information, call 888-462-7298, ext. 30, or visit www.jobs.infocision.com.

Roundtable meeting

LIBERTY

Summit County executive Russell M. Pry will discuss local government collaborations, service sharing and economic development during a joint meeting of the Mahoning and Trumbull County roundtables.

The meeting will take place at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Liberty Township Administration Building, 1315 Church Hill-Hubbard Road.

The roundtable groups meet monthly to discuss opportunities for local government officials to work together on cost savings.

Pry is the chief executive officer of county government in Summit, which is one of two counties in Ohio that has a charter government.

First Niles’ net income

NILES

First Niles Financial, Inc., the holding company for Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Niles, reported a net income of $399,000 during the third quarter, $252,000 higher than the net income reported during 2010’s third quarter.

During the first nine months of 2011, it reported a net income of $1.21 million, up from a net loss of $139,000 last year.

First Niles attributed the income rise to an improvement in the provisions for loan losses.

Total equity rose $1.5 million. Total assets fell from $105.1 million to $103.9 million.

Vindicator staff reports