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March 5, 2018 EditionEdition

🔒8 ways to manage in a multigenerational workforce

While in conversation with a group of managers recently, we soon started on the topic of Millennials (Generation Y) in the workplace. After the initial sighs, the managers lamented they had […]

🔒Recreational pot still not right for CT

Efforts to legalize recreational marijuana use are in full force in Connecticut, as at least two bills permitting the retail sale of weed have been raised in legislative committees.

🔒Hartford Foundation awards $200K to United Way

The Hartford Foundation awarded a $200,000 Respond-Rebuild-Renew Fund to the United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut's...

🔒Former energy exec Friedland lands in aerospace sector

Robert Friedland, who departed Wallingford-based Proton OnSite in September following the energy technology manufacturer's merger with a Norwegian company, has landed an aerospace management gig in Tolland County.
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🔒W. Hartford app maker gains ground in utility market

When a vehicle strikes a utility pole, police, firefighters and an ambulance could be dispatched to the scene.

🔒Hackathon winners laud diversity, ingenuity for Alexa-driven customer service technology

Startup innovators Corey Harris Jr. and Rajasekar Narayanan are crediting diversity and authenticity for their team's recent victory at a digital health hackathon in Hartford.

🔒PLAs good for construction industry

On Feb. 12, an op-ed in the HBJ (“State must end project labor agreements”) by the Connecticut...

🔒Q&A with City Steam Brewery head brewmaster Jeff Pasquale

Jeff Pasquale hopped at the opportunity to be head brewmaster at City Steam Brewery in downtown Hartford.
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🔒Traits and foibles of industry game-changers

“Quirky — The Remarkable Story of the Traits, Foibles, and Genius of the Breakthrough Innovators Who Changed...

🔒Public radio station WNPR, for the first time, is region’s news-ratings leader

Radio listeners have increasingly tuned into Connecticut public radio station WNPR for news and talk over the last couple years, helping it in recent months nudge past the Hartford region's longtime news-talk leader, WTIC-AM, according to industry data.
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