The 2025 CEO Summit, May 7 at Bath & Body Works DC3, will delve into the access to three vital resources — power, water and people — exploring their importance in fostering a thriving economic and business environment. CEOs will offer insights and strategies within these economic pillars while
Employers can apply for Ohio TechCred grants that cover the cost of technology-focused training programs for private employees from May 1 to May 30. TechCred helps employees learn new skills while enabling employers to build a stronger workforce with competencies needed in a tech-infused economy. Training for approved credentials may
Now that the its 2025 season is underway, New Albany Miracle League, the local nonprofit that offers adaptive baseball at an accessible stadium for children, teens, and adults with special needs, is seeking volunteer buddies to support them in achieving their dreams. Volunteers can get in the game with
New Albany Parks and Recreation is a vibrant park system that features more than 200 acres of parkland as well as 38 baseball, football, soccer, and lacrosse fields. Complexes at Bevelhymer Park and Thompson Park provide seven tennis courts, 16 pickleball courts, and one basketball court as well as walking
Accel Inc., one of the first companies to locate in New Albany’s Personal Care and Beauty Campus is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Accel specializes in seamless assembly, packaging, and distribution solutions for brands ranging from cosmetics and personal care to consumer-packaged goods and healthcare. Its market expertise, innovative operations,
American Electric Power was named to Forbes magazine’s America’s Best Large Employers 2025 list. AEP also placed seventh in the utilities category. AEP is headquartered in Columbus and has facilities in New Albany International Business Park. “It is an honor to be recognized as one of America’s best large employers
Meta has announced its 2025 recipients of the Meta New Albany Data Center Community Action Grant program. Each of these grantees support projects and programs that help put the power of technology to use for community benefit, give people the power to build strong, sustainable communities, and improve local STEAM
Commercial developer, VanTrust, recently announced a $100,000 grant to the Central Ohio Workforce Development Network to further its mission of empowering job seekers and supporting employers in Central Ohio. The investment underscores VanTrust’s commitment to fostering more substantial, healthier communities by supporting impactful initiatives that build economic resilience. The Central
The Hamlet at Sugar Run, set to open in summer 2026 will offer a versatile mix of residential, commercial, and public parkland in the heart of New Albany. The 32.6-acre development from Steiner + Associates at New Albany-Condit Road and Central College Road will bring together new residential spaces,
Junior Achievement of Central Ohio and Newark City Schools recently celebrated the opening of the Junior Achievement BizTown. The program offers fifth-grade students an immersive experience in operating businesses and managing finances while participating in a simulated economy. “The JA BizTown in Newark will provide our students with an innovative
The Ethiopian Tewahedo Social Services (ETSS), a nonprofit organization based in central Ohio, supports legal immigrants and the employers who hire them. ETSS offers comprehensive employment programs that connect businesses with hardworking, talented refugees and asylees. Its Engagement Works program assists employers with the entire hiring and onboarding process and
The upcoming OhioMBE Procurement Fair, provides a great opportunity to connect with small and minority-owned businesses, foster valuable business relationships, and support supplier diversity within our community. Hosted by Kokosing Industrial at 6235 Westerville Road, the free fair takes place from 11 am to 2 pm, April 23. Attendees
Rev1 Ventures recently launched 71/70 Angels to provide critical early-stage capital to software and advanced technology companies nationwide. The new program underscores Rev 1’s commitment to energize Ohio’s Angel investor community and build upon the success of Ohio TechAngels Fund with a new angel fund for the future. The typical
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 March and beyond. SBDC-OU, which serves the Licking County portion of the New Albany International Business Park, has scheduled trainings that on AI for
New Albany’s Independence Day Parade, free summer concerts, Juneteenth celebration, Veterans Day, Diwali, and Oktoberfest festival bring our community together in meaningful ways—and your business can be part of the experience!
By becoming a sponsor, you’ll not only support beloved local traditions but also gain valuable exposure to thousands of
SmartRide New Albany and the Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) teamed up several years ago to meet the growing transportation needs of employees in the New Albany International Business Park by offering easy, affordable commuter bus service with free shuttle service to and from local businesses. Line 35 runs every
ESOTERIC Fine Auto Finishing, based in New Albany, has received the prestigious XPEL 2024 United States Dealer of the Year award in recognition of its contributions to the automotive protection industry. The honor builds on ESOTERIC’s history of excellence as XPEL’s Dealer of the Year for Ohio in 2019
New Albany businesses, including Bath & Body Works and Alene Candles, as well as the Feazel president and CEO, recently received Pillar Awards for Community Service from Medical Mutual and Smart Business. The annual Pillar Awards recognize organizations and individuals that make a positive impact through volunteering, charitable giving,
With two-thirds of the world’s purchasing power residing in foreign countries, now is the time for small and medium-sized businesses to increase their bottom line by selling overseas. Companies can receive 50 percent reimbursement on export training, up to $5,000 per grant year, through the Ohio Department of Development Export
Employers can apply for Ohio TechCred grants that cover the cost of technology-focused training programs for private employees from March 3 through March 31. TechCred helps employees learn new skills while enabling employers to build a stronger workforce with competencies needed in a tech-infused economy. Training for approved credentials may