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October 12, 2015 EditionEdition

🔒Budget cuts shouldn’t surprise lawmakers

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is sitting on a very lonely perch.

🔒New Country Motor Car Group drives donations as chamber golf tournament sponsor

The New Country Motor Car Group in Hartford was a platinum sponsor of the 29th annual West...

🔒Banker Brouillard is ‘Main Street’s Mr. Fix-It’

Rheo Brouillard, president and CEO of Willimantic-based Savings Institute Bank and Trust Co., travels to Washington, D.C., about every other month to advocate on behalf of community banks and reasonable regulations.

🔒Policymakers ignore constitutional spending cap

The biggest Connecticut business news event of 2015 is likely to be General Electric's decision about its future in Connecticut.
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🔒New definition of ‘small’ credit unions expected to ease burdens

As president of Manchester-based Northeast Family Credit Union, with nearly 35 years in the industry, Joanne Todd is no stranger to regulations. But since the economic downturn of 2008, she says, the ripple effects of increased regulations have created unnecessary burdens that small credit unions are ill-resourced to handle.

🔒How to be a master communicator: discern process from content

A fundamental predictor of success in leadership, sales or any aspect of business is the ability to communicate effectively.

🔒Berlin manufacturer’s training institute leads to 16 hires

In the year since Tomz Corp. got tired of the quality of its applicant pool and developed its own training institute, the Berlin medical device manufacturer has graduated 21 students and hired 16 as full-time employees.

🔒Windsor Locks credit union evolves over 75-year history

Q&A talks with John Franco, CEO of Windsor Locks Federal Credit Union, which is marking its 75th year in business.
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🔒From odd jobs to digital media CEO, Valencis’ career runs full circle

Stan Valencis concedes to one vice when it comes to his professional focus on all things digital. He still likes to read his daily newspaper the old-fashioned way; not online.

🔒Newington company raises money for veterans

Newington's Principal of Enterprise Builders Inc. held their fourth annual golf tournament at the Lake of Isles...

🔒St. Francis Hospital hosts Miracles XXVI gala

More than 1,400 guests gathered at the Connecticut Convention Center for this year's MIRACLES XXVI gala, presented...

🔒Two CT Manufacturing Companies Named National Young Adult Employer Champions

The Workforce Solutions Collaborative of Metro Hartford member companies Carey Manufacturing/Floyd Manufacturing of Cromwell and Mallory Industries...
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🔒Manufacturing looks to inner-city schools for workforce

To replace its aging and retiring workforce, Connecticut manufacturers must find an untapped cache of younger workers, and workforce development professionals say urban schools offer the best solution.

🔒Nonprofit Profile: Hartford Stage Company

New Britain's Hospital for Special Care (HSC) says a recent $500,000 state grant will enable it to...

🔒Successful businesses focus on ‘what’s next’, not past accolades

“Better and Faster — The Proven Path to Unstoppable Ideas” by Jeremy Gutsche (Crown Business, $25).Farmers tend...
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🔒Owner seeks future for his old Hartford office bldg.

As downtown office buildings go, the one at 234 Pearl St. has seen better days.
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