Looking to develop new markets for your business? The Ohio Export Internship Program is designed to help small businesses overcome the challenge of developing new markets by matching them with highly motivated students, from Ohio universities and colleges, who have taken export-focused coursework. The program helps companies that are looking
Looking for a way to build stronger connections between your company and the New Albany community? The New Albany Chamber of Commerce offers a wide variety of events and programs underwritten by area companies that bring the community together for holiday celebrations, festivals, and award programs. Among the annual options
Canine Companions is a national nonprofit with a regional facility in New Albany that provides highly trained service dogs to help adults, children, and veterans with disabilities live with greater independence. The organization also trains facility dogs for healthcare, criminal justice, and educational settings. Its North Central Training Center,
This month marks the final edition of Next in its current form after 20+ years as we continue to strengthen connections and engagement with our business community. New Albany Community Development plans to rebrand and enhance the e-newsletter as BizConnect to help local businesses stay connected to the news, services,
AmplifyBio, a contract research organization with laboratory and manufacturing operations in New Albany, will hold a grand opening January 25 for its new Amplify Manufacturing Enablement Center (AMEC) that will expand the production of next-generation therapies. Phase one of the center, a 350,000-square-foot manufacturing facility for cell, gene, mRNA,
The City of New Albany looks back at 2023 and reflects on the many accomplishments that continue to drive capital investment, manage growth, and deliver the services and amenities that make it a great place to work, live, and play. VIEW VIDEO
The Ohio Department of Development is offering grants of up to $10,000 for small businesses through its International Market Access Grants for Exporters (IMAGE) program. IMAGE program grants cover a wide variety of activities that businesses engage in to promote their products internationally. Eligible expenses include international trade show exhibitions,
The state has announced its 2024 application schedule for Ohio TechCred grants that cover the cost of technology-focused training programs for private employees. TechCred helps employees learn new skills while enabling employers to build a stronger workforce with competencies needed in a tech-infused economy. The first TechCred application deadline is
As New Albany continues to attract business investment to the area and the robust employment growth that comes with it, Healthy New Albany has launched a new workplace wellness initiative to support employee wellbeing and help area companies reduce healthcare costs. HNA Wellness Works delivers a curated wellness journey for
The New Albany Chamber of Commerce honored Delta Award recipients that “set the standard for excellence and innovation in business practices and community involvement” at its recent Annual Meeting & Delta Awards Reception. This year’s recipients include OhioHealth, Outstanding Large Business; Thomas| Riddle Real Estate Group, Outstanding Medium Business; Elliott
New Albany City Council has approved community reinvestment area (CRA) agreements for Kansas-based QTS Data Centers that will allow the company to invest roughly $4.4 billion in new data centers totaling up to 4.7 million square feet for future end users. QTS is a colocation provider that leases data center
ATG recently launched its new global platform, TravelSPACE, to provide business travelers with a seamless end-to-end solution proven to provide secure digital travel experiences. When travelers log on to their customized TravelSPACE they are presented with programs specific to countries or regions. The platform offers 30+ applications in 20+
New Albany recently hosted “BizConnect 2023” to give local businesses the opportunity to build connections with each other, City staff, and community partners. From the Fortune 500 companies in the New Albany International Business Park to entrepreneurs in the Innovate New Albany incubator, each business in New Albany plays a
Companies have until February 1 to submit applications for the Ohio Export Internship Program designed to help businesses overcome the challenge of building new markets abroad by matching them to students with export-focused coursework from Ohio universities and colleges. The Ohio Export Internship Program helps companies that are looking to
Buckeye Innovation is a software engineering and design team in its 15th year of business here in New Albany. Brad Griffith, Buckeye Innovation’s president, was one of the first entrepreneurs to launch a company at Innovate New Albany, the city’s incubator for technology startups, entrepreneurs, and small businesses. The
The next Healthy New Albany Indoor Farmers Market takes place from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, January 6 at the Heit Center for Healthy New Albany, 150 W. Main Street. The vast array of offerings includes seasonal produce, baked goods, cheeses, honey, and coffee as well as artisanal products
Recently, members of New Albany City Council and City staff joined DSV Solutions leadership for a groundbreaking ceremony on the company’s 1.2 million-square-foot warehouse which, when completed, will be the largest industrial building in New Albany. Slated for completion in early 2025, DSV will be the first occupant in VanTrust
Central Ohio is home to one of the nation’s fastest-growing immigrant communities that make significant contributions throughout the region. That’s why Alene Candles, a company in the New Albany International Business Park’s Personal Care and Beauty Campus, has launched the New Americans program to build connections by supplying welcome
OhioMeanJobs.com allows employers and recruiters to access more than 2.2 million job resumes, create an account to connect employers to job seekers, and find a variety of state programs that offer talent recruitment and retention strategies. The central hub links employers to specific resources for assessments, recruitment, continuing education, professional
The Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District is encouraging companies throughout the county to take the Water Quality Partnership pledge to help prevent stormwater pollution and improve water quality in local streams and rivers. As Water Quality Partners, businesses pledge to work to keep the streams that flow through communities