The Northwest Indiana Small Business Development Center (NWI SBDC) announces the winners for the 20th Annual Entrepreneurial Excellence, or E-Day, Awards. The 20th annual event includes a day-long Leadership Symposium, the E-Day Awards Luncheon during which the winners will be recognized, and a cocktail reception to wrap up the day. Mitch Lowe, president of DVD […]
Congratulations! Winners will be profiled in our upcoming fall 2011 issue. Northwest Indiana Business Quarterly is proud to be a 2011 media sponsor for Indiana Companies To Watch presented by the Edward Lowe Foundation, Indiana Economic Development Corporation, Indiana Small Business Development Center Network and Purdue University. Diversified Marketing Strategies Crown Point Advertising, Public Relations,
Listen to “Spotlight” radio interview featuring Glee Renick-May, CEO & Publisher of Northwest Indiana Business Quarterly with Sally Irvin, Founder of ICAN and John Aleshire, CEO Humane Society of Indy. Spotlight Interview Segment: [audio:https://nwindianabusiness.com//wp-content/uploads/2011/08/7-13-spotlight-edit-22.mp3|titles=7-13 spotlight edit 2]
A lot has happened in Northwest Indiana in the past three months–here is a bit of what has transpired in the region. ACCOUNTING McMahon & Associates, a certified public accounting firm in Munster, has passed a peer review on its accounting and auditing practice. BANKING/INVESTING Michele Banes has been named assistant vice president of client
“Illinoyed” companies invited to take a look at Indiana locations. by Michael Puente There’s no doubt that Chicago is one of the great cities of the world. With its array of restaurants, wonderful parks and museums, expansive arts community and professional sports offerings, Chicago is the place to be – if you can afford it.
And while you’re at it, Buy Northwest Indiana. The recent Great Recession has revealed the strong impact the global economy has on the United States, and more specifically our region’s economy. Within the past five years, many companies within the office-products industry have increased their private-label brand items that are primarily manufactured outside the United
By Rick A. Richards The landscape at BP’s Whiting refinery on the shore of Lake Michigan is a Rubik’s Cube of pipes, derricks, construction cranes and scaffolding. Through a mindboggling maze of pipes, hissing steam, narrow roads and steel beams, it’s hard to tell where the refinery process ends and where construction on a $3.8
