Articles Posted in the Business Category
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Pace Yourself This Holiday Season: Tips for Going the Distance
By Caroline-Dowd-Higgins, author “This Is Not the Career I Ordered Over the past few years, a holiday creep has overtaken the days of autumn. The holiday roll-out in the U.S. has gotten earlier and earlier and…
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Governor to Join in Honoring 125 Influential Women Finalists
Governor Holcomb will deliver opening remarks during an event celebrating NWI’s most distinguished professional and up-and-coming women. The 125 finalists for the 10th-annual Influential Women Awards Banquet are scheduled to be celebrated for their achievements on September…
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Bouncing back into business at Portage event
The Biggest Networking Event in Portage is almost here. The 18th annual Portage Community & Business Night will be held Thursday, July 8. The event is put on by the Greater Portage Chamber of Commerce and…
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National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day is March 29
Our economy couldn’t run without small mom and pop businesses. They create economic growth and provide almost 70% of all new jobs in the country. That’s why every year on March 29 we acknowledge the…
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I’m not perfect but my nails are. | Young Valpo entrepreneur’s pathway to living her dreams.
By Carol Biancardi She’s not yet reached the age of 30, but Jordan Ramos has not only created quite the name for herself but also one of the most unique and stylish nail salons in…
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Toyota of Merrillville dealership donates to Boys & Girls Clubs
Toyota of Merrillville recently made a donation of $10,000 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana. Toyota of Merrillville General Manager Mike Bauner said the dealership is a dedicated donor of Boys & Girls Clubs…
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Intentional Acts of Kindness: Practicing Throughout Your Career
You’re stressed beyond measure at work – toiling away on the umpteenth iteration of a new campaign; racing the clock to get a grant proposal in; or working overtime to iron out a distribution snafu…
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So You’re Not The Boss? Here’s How- You Can Still Be A Leader
Are leaders born or are they developed? It’s a subject that’s long been debated. And in the workplace, can an employee who holds no supervisory job title be an effective leader — before being entrusted with managing…
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This Is Not The Career I Ordered- Meaningful recognition ideas for colleagues in your workplace
You need not wait for the next National Employee Appreciation Day to recognize the great work of your colleagues. The research indicates that when people feel valued and appreciated on the job it enhances their satisfaction, productivity,…
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You Come Here, You’re like Family – Georges Gyros, Family business teaches owner value of hard work, caring for community
By Steve Euvino When you dine at The Original George’s Gyros Spot in Chesterton, you’ll not only dine in comfort, but you’ll be surrounded by contemporary images. These include watching the news on big-screen, overhead…
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