April 18, 2016 EditionEdition

Advertising, Media & Marketing

🔒East Hartford firm scales new terrain with 3D NYC billboard

An East Hartford-based company scaled new terrain in helping orchestrate an advertising campaign that involved erecting a climbing wall on a towering Times Square billboard in Manhattan.
News

🔒St. Francis Foundation receives gift from Lea’s Foundation

The Lea's Foundation for Leukemia Research recently pledged $762,000 to the St. Francis Foundation to fund leukemia...
Economy & Labor

🔒Key considerations for strategic partnerships

For many smaller businesses, the allure of partnering with another complementary service provider is compelling. Small companies want to become bigger companies.
Nonprofits

🔒Leadership doesn’t equate to popularity

During last week's victory parade, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy faced a spattering of boos when he heaped praise on the UConn women's basketball team for winning their fourth straight national championship.
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Energy

🔒Towns push to expand virtual net metering

About a dozen Connecticut towns stand to benefit from a bill changing the state's virtual net metering program to help them complete solar projects that will save municipalities and their taxpayers money.
News

🔒Simple strategies to increase efficiency

Our lives reflect our choices — many of which result from our routine, which puts responses on a Pavlovian autopilot.
Accounting

🔒Goepfert leaves impression on Willington Nameplate

As the second-generation owner of a family business, Mike Goepfert, CEO of Willington Nameplate has learned to hire smart people and appreciate the risks.
Education

🔒Nonprofit Profile: CT Council for Philanthropy

A look at the finances of the CT Council for Philanthropy, as well as other nonprofit news happening around Greater Hartford.
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Health Care

🔒Hospitals, others beef up data security amid tougher oversight

Medical providers, insurers and others have beefed up their security to avoid data breaches, as state and federal regulatory oversight of patient privacy toughens.
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🔒William Raveis Hosts Annual Fundraising Event for Cancer Research

William Raveis Real Estate, Mortgage & Insurance recently hosted their first annual fundraising event to benefit the...
Energy

🔒West Hartford’s The Landmark starts pre-leasing

Pre-leasing has begun on the newest batch of luxury apartments in West Hartford Center, including The Landmark at 11 South Main St.
Education

🔒Narrowing the clean-energy affordability gap

Q&A talks about a new initiative to expand solar use by lower-income homeowners with Kerry O'Neill, managing director, residential programs at Connecticut Green Bank.
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News

🔒Day Pitney Attorneys honored with pro bono award

Day Pitney attorneys Benjamin Nissim, Thomas Farrish, Michael Fitzpatrick and Andraya Pulaski were named the 2016 Coleman...
Economy & Labor

🔒State needs human-services lockbox

One of the most disturbing features of the state's fiscal melee is the insensitive manner in which the disabled, homeless, and the “least fortunate among us” are used as pawns.
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