In this issue
Global pandemic aside, observers of business activity in Northwest Indiana may say the Region was void of any crisis the past year.
2021-Feb-Mar
Northwest Indiana Business Magazine February-March 2021 issue.
Track pursuits pay off
The long-awaited West Lake Corridor and double-track transportation projects are laying the groundwork for development near new stations.
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Viewpoint: Victory for mass transit
South Shore Line President Michael Noland shares his thoughts on the double-track and the Westlake Corridor transportation projects underway in Northwest Indiana.
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Telemedicine movement
Northwest Indiana health care professionals are embracing the increased use of telemedicine and the benefits it offers both consumers and providers.
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Putting human resources first
Experts, including those in Northwest Indiana, say a focus on employee well-being is one of the next workplace trends as the pandemic subsides.
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Region’s building boom
Despite nationwide economic stagnation, the Region’s commercial real estate boom appears poised to continue in the months ahead, experts say.
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Boost for buying local
Local food growers say the pandemic sparked a buy-local movement because national supply chains seemed much more fragile than believed.
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Workforce champion
Linda Woloshansky led significant growth at the Center of Workforce Innovations in Valparaiso for two decades. She plans travel and culinary pursuits in retirement.
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Ready for next challenge
Frank Mrvan says his role as township trustee prepared him to follow in Visclosky’s footsteps in his new job as representative of Indiana’s 1st Congressional District.
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