Letter From the Publisher: Embracing the Cycle
At West Point they used to say, “Much of the history we teach was made by those we taught.” Fair enough, when in my freshman, […]
Month: September 2017
By the Numbers
By Eric Spangler Attorney General Mike DeWine’s office recently released a report from the Student Loan Debt Advisory Group—composed of legislators, collections experts, and college […]
A Healthy Impact
By Liz Engel Ohio’s largest nonprofit health care system pumped billions into the state’s economy in 2016, but according to one of its top executives, […]
Not One Size Fits All
By Mike Boyer A year ago, Jay Hall, who lives in the Cincinnati suburb of Bridgetown, launched a new construction business and the pursuit of […]
Borrowing From the Past
By Mike Boyer Apprenticeships, a craft training approach that dates from the Middle Ages, is seeing new life as large and small companies across Ohio […]
Investing in Talent
By Corinne Minard According to Evan Kleymeyer, executive director of the Ohio Bankers Foundation, Ohio banks are looking at a serious shortage of talent in […]
Ohio Entrepreneur
By Terry Troy When Jacquie Clark, a speech language pathologist, founded News-2-You (n2y) in Huron, Ohio, in 1997, she recognized a void in special education […]
Around the Heartland
Northwest Ohio Campbell places Midwest distribution hub in Findlay Campbell Soup Co. is looking to add 220 jobs to Hancock County when its new $44 […]
2017 Best Workplaces in Ohio
By the Editors In our second annual Best Workplaces in Ohio feature, we showcase the best workplaces in the state. They’re proof that Ohio is […]