July 30, 2018 Edition - Hartford Business Journal

Accounting

🔒‘Big Four’ firm to remain in downtown Hartford home

While PricewaterhouseCoopers' upcoming $20 million expansion in Stamford got headlines in May, a recent bit of Connecticut news at the Big Four accounting and consulting firm flew under the radar.

Economy & Labor

🔒CRT’s Baisden works to see young Hartford residents thrive

We're in the thick of the seasonal summer employment season and that's music to the ears and heart of Cynthia Baisden.

News

🔒How to deal with irrational, impossible people

“Talking to Crazy: How to Deal with the Irrational and Impossible People in Your Life” by Mark...

Health Care

🔒Hartford docs helping study pros, cons of heart valve replacement breakthrough

The options for treating heart ailments that arise in old age have taken a big leap forward in recent years.

News

🔒Simsbury Bank sponsors police cadet scholarships

Simsbury Bank recently sponsored the Simsbury Police Cadet program with a $4,000 contribution. The Simsbury cadet program...

News

🔒Connecticut Public celebrates women in media

Connecticut Public recently hosted a Women's leadership celebration honoring women in media. During the event Teresa Younger,...

Banking & Finance

🔒Rep. Himes showed courage on bank regulatory relief vote

In the past few weeks, two Connecticut community banks, each with well over 100 years of history serving central Connecticut, announced their sale to larger banks.

Economic Development

🔒As Hartford region evolves, so do chances for growth

The businesses and leaders that call this region home are world class in what they do on a global scale.

Energy

🔒Green Bank CEO contemplates CT’s solar growth pace

Solar panels across Connecticut generated 463 gigawatt hours of electricity last year, according to a report recently published by Environment Connecticut.

News

🔒United Bank debuts downtown branch, donates to Boys & Girls Club

Joined by Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, customers and other local dignitaries, United Bank CEO and President William...

News

🔒What is the collective effectiveness of your leadership team?

Increasing complexity in business and the world makes leading challenging.

Politics & Policy

🔒CT regulators hone in on prescription tracking

The deadly opioid crisis has weighed on state and federal lawmakers and regulators.

Small Business

🔒From plumber to chamber CEO, Sheridan’s career path takes new flight

From plumber to CEO, Eastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce chief executive Tony Sheridan's career path is taking a new flight.

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