Kruggel Lawton CPAs opening Goshen office in October
Kruggel Lawton CPAs is expanding in Elkhart County with the opening of a full-service office in Goshen in October.
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New Purdue University Northwest contest asks students to develop digital marketing campaign
Purdue University Northwest has launched The Digital Marketing Competition, a nationwide university competition where teams consisting of between two and four students create a digital marketing campaign for a real corporate sponsor.
Meyers Glaros Group relocating headquarters to Merrillville in September
Insurance provider Meyers Glaros Group is moving its headquarters from Schererville to Merrillville in September.
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Certifiable work ethic
Efforts underway to ensure Indiana’s employees develop foundation skills along with technical expertise An organization’s workforce recruiting efforts typically focus on technical skills and industry knowledge. But experts say there’s more to finding the right worker than looking at a resume. Individuals with hiring responsibilities say soft skills are in demand. That includes the ability
Dojo Creative marks first anniversary with addition of new employees
DOJO Creative of South Bend celebrated its one-year anniversary with the addition of two new employees.
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Gibson announces several staffing appointments
Insurance brokerage firm Gibson recently made several staffing appoints at all levels of the organization.
Lakeshore Public Media back on air thanks to $400,000 in new equipment, repairs
A $400,000 investment has helped Lakeshore Public Media get back on the air.
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How to fix rural digital divide
Private industry, government work together to bring broadband to more Hoosiers In rural America, it’s often a case of “the haves” and “have nots” when it comes to high-speed internet service—and Indiana is no exception. Rural areas have been largely left out when it comes to building or improving fiber networks. Federal, state and private