Did you know three fire departments serve New Albany? The Plain Township Fire Department has jurisdiction over the vast majority of our residential areas and the Franklin County portions of the New Albany International Business Park. The Monroe Township Fire Department & EMS and the West Licking Joint Fire District
Alene Candles has appointed Casey Meyer as the new Senior Director of Ohio Operations for the nation’s leading manufacturer of contract and private-label candles and home fragrance products. In his new role, Meyer will lead production and logistics at Alene’s facilities in the New Albany International Business Park’s Personal Care
As Innovate New Albany turns ten, the innovation hub for businesses of all sizes is launching a new program, TIGER Talk PrimeTime on August 6 from 3–6 p.m. The inaugural event will explore how the Ohio Discovery Corridor houses every stage of the life sciences value chain, from early research
Three New Albany businesswomen have been recognized by local news publications for their leadership, commitment to community, and mentorship of future leaders. Columbus Business First’s 3rd annual Women of Influence recognized Tara Abraham, founder and chairwoman of Accel Inc., as a Mentor and Sandy Raines, CEO and founder
Bryan Harrison, CCM, general manager of the New Albany Country Club, has been awarded the Certified Club Manager (CCM) designation by the Club Management Association of America (CMAA). The prestigious designation acknowledges Harrison’s successful passing of an extensive certification examination on club operations, completion of a rigorous course of
Taylor Farm Park has won the OCMA Placemaking Award at the 2025 Ohio City & County Management Association Annual Conference. The award recognizes the park’s role in bringing the community together and preserving nature while creating an inviting and sustainable space. Spanning 100 acres, Taylor Farm Park offers a mix
Rev1 Ventures’ next Concept to Customer bootcamp, a three-day experiential learning program focused on rapidly validating market assumptions, is scheduled for October 13, 15 and 24. The popular program is designed for entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs to access advice, guidance, and tools to start validating product ideas with target customers and
How can your business help protect clean water? Instead of traditional landscaping with the typical annuals or non-native plants, consider adding a native plant garden or rain garden at your office or property, notes the Franklin Soil and Water Conservation District. Not only is it better for water quality,
The Small Business Development Centers at Columbus State Community College and Ohio University offer a variety of professional development training programs throughout the month of July and beyond. SBDC-OU, which serves the Licking County portion of the park, is offering Basis of a Successful Start on August 5 and
As one of Ohio’s leading career technical training centers, C-TEC builds strong partnerships with businesses and industries throughout the area to customize training programs. C-TEC programs can be quickly adapted to assure content meets the specific needs and demands of employers. Customized training is delivered by industry experts and available
Is your business looking for a deeper connection to the community? The City is seeking sponsors for the New Albany Oktoberfest on Saturday, October 4; Celebrate Diwali on Saturday, October 1; and Veterans Day Breakfast on Friday, November 7. Octoberfest is a City-hosted event that brings the spirit of gemütlichkeit
Canine Companions, a national nonprofit with a regional facility in New Albany, is celebrating 50 years of providing highly trained service dogs to help adults, children, and veterans with disabilities. The organization’s largest fundraiser, DogFest North Central, September 21, is a great opportunity for businesses to get involved and
After more than five decades in Columbus, CTL Engineering has relocated to a new facility at 7400 West Campus Road to accommodate its growing local staff in one newly renovated headquarters and position the company for continued success. CTL’s new offices feature a vibrant workplace that reflects the company’s innovative
Bath & Body Works, Inc. recently announced that the Company’s independent directors have appointed Daniel Heaf as Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. Heaf is a transformative leader with a deep consumer-centric mindset and a track record of driving bold innovation at scale across global consumer and retail companies. In senior
Bryan Harrison, CCM, general manager of the New Albany Country Club, has been awarded the Certified Club Manager (CCM) designation by the Club Management Association of America (CMAA). The prestigious designation acknowledges Harrison’s successful passing of an extensive certification examination on club operations, completion of a rigorous course of
The City wants you to be aware of a phishing scam currently targeting individuals involved in development projects and permit applications. Several people have recently received fraudulent emails that appear as if they are from New Albany staff. These emails often include fake invoices—complete with logo—and direct recipients to wire
Healthy New Albany and the New Albany Chamber of Commerce are uniting once again to present the New Albany Walking Classic® Corporate Chamber Cup on Sunday, September 7 at 8 am. Area companies and organizations are invited to register for a morning of team camaraderie and healthy competition, as they
Get jolly in July on July 23 from 3 to 5 p.m. at Brick House Blue at Innovate New Albany where they are decking the halls with palm trees and concocting tropical drinks—because it’s Christmas in July. The upcoming Open House at the coworking and event venue in New Albany
Looking to boost your company’s technology capabilities and talent recruitment efforts? The Ohio Department of Development’s College Technology Internship Program can help. The program is designed for both technology companies and companies that have technology needs. The program reimburses companies 2/3 of the intern’s wages up to $7,500. The next
The Small Business Development Centers at Columbus State Community College and Ohio University offer a variety of professional development training programs throughout the month of July and beyond. SBDC-OU, which serves the Licking County portion of the park, is offering Microsoft Office Excel: Part One in August. SBDC-CSCC,