Beth Salvas of Elmore (pictured), Francis Landrey of Hyde Park and James Hodge of Stowe have joined the board of trustees of Copley Hospital, a not-for-profit critical access hospital in Morrisville.
Since 2005, Salvas has served as co-owner and president of Manufacturing Solutions in Morrisville, where she assists the general management team, sales, health and wellness, and property development. She also oversees the company’s community efforts and charitable donations.
Landrey, a Pennsylvania native, enjoyed a 40-year career in the litigation department at the New York City law firm Proskauer Rose, before retiring in 2017. During his career, he represented and advised several small community hospitals in legal matters.
Hodge, who holds a doctorate in economics from the University of Chicago, is a retired financial executive and economist with specialties that include treasury, corporate finance, financial risk management and financial planning and analysis. His work experience includes AT&T, IBM International Treasury Service Co., Treasury Strategies and CA Technologies.