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Businesses and organizations share good news about new hires, locations, promotions, accolades, including Gerald Maloney, a new leader at the Franciscan Alliance.

Banks and credit unions offer customers the latest technology, along with good old-fashioned service.

Regional experts share design trends that can help employees feel more at home when returning to the office.

Marketing experts from the Region say emotional connections, personal touch keys to long-term success.

Internships can help employers build a talent pipeline, and students find they often lead to career pathways — and sometimes, full-time jobs.

Hobart’s leaders carefully plan the city’s future and celebrate victories of today.

The Leadership Institute at PNW is celebrating Leadership Northwest Indiana's 50th cohort by reconnecting with graduates who are excelling in our special section.

In the fourth article of our series on economic development, regional libraries open doors to learning opportunities, entrepreneurial activity.

South Bend startup rScan expands operations from app that makes reselling easy for companies big and small.

Cynthia Roberts, IUN’s dean of the School of Business, turned a medical career into educating future business leaders.

The Urban League of Northwest Indiana celebrates 80 years of human services programming, helping businesses thrive.

Tonn and Blank Construction's Cassie Carlson highly recommends Purdue University Northwest’s Leadership Institute program.

Northwest Indiana Business Magazine's August-September 2025 issue includes stories on relationship banking, marketing and design trends, internships, the Future of Hobart and much more!