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LEED-ing the way to future

April 1, 2022 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

The Walsh Hall of Architecture

Early adopters of LEED building certification say many standards now just part of design process, also leading to economic efficiencies.

Filed Under: 2022-Apr-May, Construction Tagged With: Broadway Lofts, Dan Brellen, Doug Farr, Doug Marsh, Farr Associates, LEED, McMahon Associates Inc., U.S. Green Building Council, University of Notre Dam, Veterinary Orthopedic Center

Agricultural growth strategy

February 1, 2022 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

Agribusiness in Northwest Indiana

Federal program may yield economic boost for Indiana’s rural farming communities with grant designed to assist six Northwest Indiana counties.

Filed Under: 2022-Feb-Mar, Agribusiness Tagged With: Bruce Kettler, Connie Neininger, Indiana grown, Indiana State Department of Agriculture, Jasper County Economic Development Organization, Kankakee-Iroquois Regional Planning Commission, Regan Herr, Rural Economic Development Model, Stephen Eastridge

More than number crunching

November 24, 2021 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

Accounting

Modern accounting firms have evolved into places where clients can access an extensive knowledge base of experts for their particular issue beyond traditional number crunching.

Filed Under: 2021-Dec-Jan, Accounting/CPAs Tagged With: accounting, Chuck Taylor, CliftonLarsonAllen, CPA, Dan Smogor, Kruggel Lawton CPAs, McMahon & Associates, tax law, Terry McMahon

Making sense of sales tax

October 1, 2021 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

Tax Planning

Experts say recent court rulings, such as South Dakota v. Wayfair in 2018, about sales tax create more questions than answers for online companies selling in different states.

Filed Under: 2021-Oct-Nov, Tax planning Tagged With: Applegate & Co. PC, Chicagoland Popcorn, Dwayne Walker, Indiana Department of Revenue, J.T. Eagan, Megan Applegate, Mike Ralston, Purdue University Northwest, sales taxes, South Dakota v. Wayfair, Statista

Culture of engagement

July 29, 2021 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

CAPTRUST

Northwest Indiana executives say communication, appreciation go long way in retaining talented workforce.

Filed Under: 2021-Aug-Sep, Worker Benefits Tagged With: CAPTRusT, Dawn Reynolds Pettit, FirstPerson Advisors, Gibson insurance, Group 7even, Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana, human resources, Kari Marich, Mark Chamberlain, Megan Nail, Nicole Fallowfield, Staff Source, Total Rewards Practice

A good technological defense

May 28, 2021 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

How to avoid ransomware

Region experts say the best offense is a good defense when it comes to protecting companies and organiza-tions from malicious ransomware that often stops operations or seriously impairs them.

Filed Under: 2021-Jun-Jul, Information Technology Tagged With: cyber security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Golden Tech, ransomware, Robert Middleton, SERA Solutions, SETH SPENCER, Shawn Massa

Destination for skilled trades

April 2, 2021 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

Skilled trades apprenticeship

Despite suffering the economic effects of the pandemic, Northwest Indiana’s building industry is actively recruiting qualified talent to maintain the state’s competitive edge.

Filed Under: 2021-Apr-May, Construction Tagged With: Chris Charters, Construction Advancement Foundation, Indiana University Northwest, Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters, Joe Sanders, Kevin Comerford, Micah Pollak, Ozinga, Rick Gamblin

Region’s building boom

January 26, 2021 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

Alliance Steel comes to Gary

Despite nationwide economic stagnation, the Region’s commercial real estate boom appears poised to continue in the months ahead, experts say.

Filed Under: 2021-Feb-Mar, Commercial Real Estate Tagged With: Alliance Steel, AmeriPlex at the Crossroads, Clarence Hulse, commercial real estate, Corsicana Mattress Co., Don Koliboski, Economic Development Corp. of Michigan City, Ekos Window + Wall, Holladay Properties, Indiana Economic Development Corp., Karen Lauerman, Lake County IN Economic Alliance, Larson-Danielson Construction Co., Matt Saltanovitz, Mesa Associates, Michael O’Connor, Midwest Truck & Auto Parts, South Shore Line, Terry Larson, West Lake Corridor Project

Guidance for entrepreneurs

December 2, 2020 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

Clint Powell

An array of resources, from higher learning institutions to public-private partnership, are available to help startups and existing businesses seeking advice to get an idea off the ground or help a company grow.

Filed Under: 2020-Dec-Jan, Workforce Tagged With: Clint Powell, Donald Pelka, Elevate Ventures, Ignite the Region, Indiana University Northwest School of Business and Economics, Jacob Schpok, Lawrence Hamer, Mechanic-Direct, Northwest Indiana Economic Forum, Purdue University Northwest, Purdue University Northwest’s College of Business, Rajan Selladurai, SCORE, Small Business Administration, workforce development

Mass production forges ahead

October 1, 2020 – By Lauren Caggiano Leave a Comment

Dan Keller

Higher education works with companies as more automation creates need for specialized workforce. Experts in the field lend insight into the past, present and future of such advances in manufacturing.

Filed Under: 2020-Oct-Nov, Manufacturing Tagged With: A.K. Smith Career Center, Advanced Automation and Robotics Technology, Andrew Berger, Chris Smith, COVID-19, Dan Keller, Indiana Manufacturers Association, Ivy Tech Community College, La Porte Co. Career & Technical Education, Modern Machine Technology, Niaz Latif, Orthopedic and Advanced Manufacturing Training Center, Purdue University Northwes, Tom Till, Tri-State Automation, Tri-State Industries

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