Business of Pride Selisse Berry Legacy Leader: Rebecca Rolfe of SF LGBT Center
She's be in top leadership at the community nonprofit since 2003......»»
Business of Pride: Lori Augustine of United Airlines
The United SFO hub lead talks Missouri, coming out, mentorship and family......»»
Business of Pride: Jamie Bruning-Miles of the YMCA San Francisco
As president and CEO for the YMCA of San Francisco, the way Jamie Bruning-Miles imparts hope is by being 100% himself......»»
Business of Pride: Carrie Hall, SAP
Carrie Hall of SAP talks screenwriting, identity, autism and the journey from Orange County to San Francisco......»»
Business of Pride: Ryan McNeill of Bank of America
This Bank of America exec is on loan to Advance SF, a nonprofit business and civic organization......»»
Business of Pride: Tomiquia Moss of All Home
The former chief-of-staff to the Oakland mayor, Moss now leads a nonprofit creating solutions for some of the most urgent issues facing people in the Bay Area, including housing and homelessness.....»»
Business of Pride: LaFawn Davis of Indeed
LaFawn Davis talks education, representation, belonging and how companies can step up: "Ready or not, you have to create a place where people feel like they belong or you are going to lose incredible talent.".....»»
Why Connect Beyond plan’s regional approach could be key to Charlotte’s transit expansion ambitions
As momentum dissipated for a $13.5 billion plan with a big emphasis on light-rail expansion, local leaders have become more vocal in support of recommendations from the Connect Beyond study for a regional approach......»»
Charlotte"s $13.5B plan for transit expansion going nowhere amid CATS overhaul, funding questions
Three years after Charlotte's $13.5 billion transit mobility plan was unveiled by city leaders, there is little consensus about how to move it forward. CBJ takes a look at where leaders stand and what comes next......»»
Maui County launches new Maui Nui Strong program
The program aims to connect residents, businesses and visitors with information and resources......»»
Urban Consequence microbrewery and taproom opens in Cooper Young
Brewery owner Jeff Sable has a Munich Helles and Irish Red on tap as well as a carbonated lemonade and a cream soda......»»
EPA orders Hawaii Island storage facility to pay $130K penalty for illegal cesspool
“Illegal large capacity cesspools pose major threats to groundwater and precious coastal resources across Hawaii,” said EPA Pacific Southwest Regional Administrator Martha Guzman......»»
Apple advances RTP campus with new plans to build office space
New records show Apple is proposing a project that would cover more than 2.7 million square feet, with office buildings, a parking deck and other structures......»»
Women Who Lead in Entrepreneurship: Denise Burnett Stewart, OR Nurses Nationwide/Travel Nurses
With 45 years in the sector, 35 of those with the company she cofounded, the time has come for Denise Burnett Stewart to prepare for retirement......»»
LGBTQ+ Outstanding Voices: Kate Tamera, Euphoria
Kate Tamera is growing Euphoria, a collection of apps that help people navigate gender transition......»»
Women Who Lead in Entrepreneurship: Sharon Younger of Younger Associates
At Younger Associates, Sharon Younger and co. provide market research and economic analysis for private developers and economic development organizations......»»
This arts organization continues to see record breaking numbers post-pandemic
The arts organization saw revenue growth surpassing all others in the Top 100 in 2022. See what caused it and why it's continuing......»»
Top of the List: Dayton"s Largest Independent Living Communities
See which Dayton Independent Living Communities made the top 10 in 2023......»»
Downtown return-to-office "pendulum is swinging slowly back," says local expert
Fewer workers downtown means less foot traffic for the businesses that call it home. But is there an end to the cycle?.....»»
How a local company takes advantage of market downturns
As a local title company that handles residential and commercial real estate transactions across the Dayton region celebrates its 50th anniversary, its president isn't bucking in the face of uncertain economic times......»»