Creating Healthy Cities
By David H. McDonald I have spent more than 40 years analyzing over 1,000 cities. During the late 1970s I was leading the growth initiatives […]
Month: October 2016
Letter From the Publisher
The power of three. It’s a concept proven over time that to maximize effectiveness, you can have more than one thing working, but should have […]
Finding the Right Solutions
By Deborah Rutledge When the Department of Labor announced its new overtime rules, attorney Jeffrey Mullins heard a lot of talk over which industries would […]
Handcrafted HR Services
By Deborah Rutledge It’s fitting that Sheakley is the title sponsor of the 2016 Brewers Philanthropy Award, an honor given in November to a local […]
An Educated Advantage
The importance of education is imbedded in Ohio’s DNA. Ohio University, the state’s first institution of higher education, was chartered in 1787 and is the […]
Making Sense of New OT Rules
By Mike Boyer The federal government is giving more than 4 million white-collar workers, including an estimated 133,000 in Ohio, an early Christmas gift on […]
Launching a High-Tech Business
By Eric Spangler A biomaterial that grows strong bone in six weeks is just one of the high-tech products being produced at the LaunchPad Incubation […]
Debate Heats Up Over Freeze on Ohio’s Clean Energy Rules
By Mike Boyer Ohio has a mixed bag of energy sources. Coal fuels 59 percent of Ohio’s electricity, natural gas represents 23 percent and nuclear […]
There’s a Buzz about Medical Marijuana in Ohio
By Mike Boyer There’s a lot of excitement around Ohio’s new medical marijuana industry even before it really gets off the ground. “What’s exciting is […]
2016 Best Workplaces in Ohio
By the Editors