The affordable cost of living as well as a pedestrian-friendly town center, national-ranked schools and 30+ miles of leisure trails have made New Albany an attractive home for a diverse workforce that ranges from Millennials to Baby Boomers.
Recruiters in New Albany competing for talent from across the country often …
The proposed Western Licking County Accord, a collaborative initiative between Jersey Township, the village of Johnstown and the city of New Albany, will enable the communities to work together to plan and responsibly manage future growth in a way that protects the desirable quality of life residents and …
From new businesses locating in New Albany and local companies that have gained national attention to Chamber of Commerce events and Healthy New Albany classes, NEXT, the City’s e-newsletter, is designed to keep employers and employees up to date on local news, activities and events.
If your company has …
A new article in CEO magazine describes how “a tightly managed logistics platform and constant communications up and down the supply chain” at the New Albany International Business Park’s Personal Care and Beauty Campus quickly respond to changing markets and consumer demand.
In just five years, the park’s unique logistical …
The increasing number of employees who use SmartRide New Albany to commute to and from work will ride COTA’s Line 45 beginning this month. The route and free shuttle service remain the same. However, the number has changed as part of COTA’s overhaul of its entire network.
SmartRide features scheduled …
Innovate New Albany’s TIGER Talks are growing in popularity among technology and small business startups with its impressive roster of experts providing guidance on topics ranging from drone use to doing business in China.
Don’t miss upcoming workshops and talks that will offer insightful perspectives by Columbus entrepreneur Michael Leibrand …
Check out New Albany’s carefully calibrated mix of services, amenities, incentives and infrastructure that has enabled the city to attract a diverse range of businesses from multinational personal care brands and mission-critical operations to technology start-ups at our new economic development website.
Demographic drive time statistics provide data on the …
With warmer weather here to stay, it’s time to discover the many outdoor activities that New Albany has to offer employees.
With a population of less than 10,000, New Albany is a small city that thinks big and delivers. Today, New Albany’s innovation ecosystem leverages its inherent entrepreneurship, business connectivity and collaborative spirit to inspire discovery and commerce.
Its five commercial clusters – Personal Care and Beauty, Information and Technology, Corporate …
Check out New Albany’s carefully calibrated mix of services, amenities, incentives and infrastructure that has enabled the city to attract a diverse range of businesses from multinational personal care brands and mission-critical operations to technology start-ups at our new economic development website.
Demographic drive time statistics provide data on the …
The New Albany International Business Park is masterplanned to deliver the assets that businesses need to succeed.
From its three highway interchanges, high speed carrier neutral fiber optics, and triple feed electric capabilities to its pedestrian-friendly town center, 30+ miles of leisure trails, and one-of-a-kind health, wellness and community center, …
From medical and ballet to digital services, the New Albany business community continues to expand and grow deeper roots in the community. W
e are proud to announce that Timeless Skin Solutions has opened at Market Square, DaVita Dialysis has opened on West Campus Oval, New Albany Ballet has opened …
Innovate New Albany, the city’s incubator for technology startups, entrepreneurs and small businesses, is working with student entrepreneurs at the New Albany Plain Local High School to educate more students about entrepreneurship.
Neil Collins, a brand and marketing consultant who serves as director of the incubator, is leading several …
2017 is off to a great start at Accel Inc., a contract packaging and hand assembly solutions provider that was the first company to locate in the New Albany Personal Care and Beauty Campus. Accel chairwoman and co-CEO, Tara Abraham, was recognized as one of the 2017 Women of …
SmartRide New Albany, a weekday commuter bus service between New Albany and downtown Columbus, offers employees in the New Albany International Business Park and residents of the city a hassle-free, less expensive, greener way to and from work.
Launched four years ago, the service, created through a partnership between the …
Marburn Academy, a nonprofit day school that serves central Ohio students with learning differences such as dyslexia, executive function difficulties and attention issues that prevent them from succeeding in traditional schools, recently relocated to New Albany.
The 64,000-square-foot facility is situated on a 17-acre site located at 9555 Johnstown Road. …
The American Marketing Association of Columbus recognized Buckeye Interactive with its Silver Award for the Web, Mobile & Interactive category and Bronze Award for Digital Displays category.
Buckeye was singled out for its custom, interactive digital Discovery Boards created for the Columbus Metropolitan Library. The boards showcase popular content, programs …
New Albany’s recently relaunched economic development website boasts a variety of information designed to make it easier for site selectors and businesses to find locations that meet their criteria.
The Data-by-Site section allows users to click on specific locations in the business park and find available acreage, pricing, zoning, utility …
High tech manufacturing and advanced logistics are two of the fastest growing industry sectors in the New Albany International Business Park.
Since 1998, the park has attracted more than $2 billion in investment. In recent years, much of that growth has resulted from new construction and expansion at the Personal …
Central Ohio is home to the largest number of fashion designers outside of New York City and Los Angeles and many of them work as well live in New Albany.
“Our motto is, ‘Just get them here,’” says Joshua Secrest, director of human resources at Abercrombie & Fitch. “If they …