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Lorain County County Community College is working with NEO business leaders to develop curriculum that fits the needs of tomorrow's workforce.
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Marcia Ballinger embraces LCCC’s role as an economic...
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During a leadership transition, Kurt Lesker IV had to find his footing at the Kurt J. Lesker Co., as he and the company grew together.
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A sudden change only made the Kurt J. Lesker Co. and...
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The CEO who joined the Worthington-headquartered manufacturer in 2018 doesn't want perfect. He'd rather the employees be roughly right and quick to adjust.
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Ron Voigt encourages transparency, continuous...
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The Pillar Awards recognize organizations that set the standard for outstanding service to their communities. Here are their stories.
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2020 Pillar Award for Community Service – Greater...
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Trucking regulators look to alleviate cost increases, while keeping safety first
The trucking industry is still adjusting to electronic logging devices. However, Babst Calland's Boyd A. Stephenson says, some relief may be on the horizon with relaxed hours of service requirements.
How to set your company up for success on the international market
In spite of the headwinds, the international markets continue to offer compelling opportunities. Huntington Bank's Jim Altman shares his keys to finding success.
How automation can aid cost recovery in your business
Organizations are showing more interest in automating day-to-day tasks and activities in sales, customer service, HR, accounting or administration, says Curtis Verhoff of Blue Technologies. Here's what executives need to know.
4 reasons why your technology isn’t working — and what to do about it
Business executives understand technology is critical but are often dissatisfied with the implementation results. Clark Schaefer Hackett's Glenn Plunkett and Mat Jackson discuss the potential barriers to reaping rewards from your technology tools.
Lack of awareness creates demand for biomedical engineering techs
When people hear the phrase “biomedical engineering” or “biomedical technology,” the tendency is to think of people doing grant work, researching a new prosthesis or developing new gene-editing techniques. That misunderstanding is contributing to a gap between those who would fill those roles and the employers who need them, says Tri-C's Dan Pack.
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