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June 1, 2022 – By Larry Avila Leave a Comment

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The Great Resignation is a phrase we’ve heard a lot about recently. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates 47 million Americans voluntarily quit their jobs for a range of reasons. This fueled an already challenging talent retention crisis, but some employers responded by allowing remote work for people who could effectively do their jobs from home.

This also meant creating new guidelines for workers. But people also quit to start their own businesses, and Region educators are creating a culture for future entrepreneurs.

Accessing sensitive information from home means better defenses against cyberattacks, which are under development by local experts as detailed by Purdue University Northwest Chancellor Thomas Keon.

Companies also worked to preserve and build good brands, a task that requires routine review. Speaking of research, the buzz around cryptocurrency has lured more investors.

Closer to home, Munster native Samantha Salzeider turned her love for sports into a thriving career, while a father handed an almost century-old business to his children. Ensuring kids have opportunities to reach their full potential is the mission of the ECIER Foundation in Merrillville.

We hope you enjoy this issue!

— Larry Avila, managing editor

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Larry is an award-winning journalist with more than 25 years of experience working with daily newspapers and business-to-business publications around the Midwest. Avila is a Michigan native and a graduate of Central Michigan University.
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Filed Under: 2022-Jun-Jul, Current Issue, Publisher's Note Tagged With: Bureau of Labor Statistics, cryptocurrency, cybersecurity, ECIER, Entrepreneurship, Great Resignation, Purdue University Northwest, remote work, Samantha Salzeider, Succession planning, Thomas Keon

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Workplace’s remote future

Entrepreneurship for tomorrow

Better digital defenses

Best reputation forward

New financial frontier

Passion for sports

All in the family

Life skills for realizing dreams

Viewpoint: Plan for cyber disruptions

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