Barley Snyder Partner Christopher Naylor Named to Community Progress Council of York County Board of Directors 

For Immediate Release 

York Pa. – Barley Snyder partner Christopher A. Naylor has been named to the Community Progress Council of York County’s Board of Directors.

Since 1965, Community Progress Council (CPC) has been empowering low- and moderate-income people of all ages in York County by providing comprehensive, integrated services. CPC offers personalized programs and resources to help individuals and families become self-sufficient and live free of public supports. CPC’s programs help more than 16,000 residents annually, according to its website.

“Community Progress Council has had a huge impact on the lives of so many individuals and families throughout York County,” said Naylor. “I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to be part of an organization that provides invaluable resources to and continuously inspires positive change in our community."

Naylor is an attorney in Barley Snyder’s Real Estate and Business practice groups with a decade of legal experience. He also chairs the firm’s Construction Industry Group. The York County native is dedicated to giving back to his community. In addition to his role with CPC, he currently sits on the board of directors of the United Way of York County.

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