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New York County Chamber President Working Hard To Help Businesses Find Success

By Brandy Centolanza

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As York Chamber County of Commerce President, James “Snap” Troeschel, left, helped initiate the Chamber’s New HERO program, which honors members of law enforcement, educators, military, first responders, and nurses. Photo courtesy of Snap Troeschel.

Since taking over as president of the York County Chamber of Commerce earlier this year, James E “Snap” Troeschel has been working hard to help county businesses find success.

Troeschel is currently a consultant for Snap Property Management, which he started roughly nine years ago and sold in 2021. Troeschel, who’s lived in York County since 2001, taught himself the ins and outs of running a business. Now semi-retired, he aims to help others grow their own companies as Chamber president.

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