Supply chain challenges have been a pain in the neck for local businesses in the past couple of years. Dr. Rick Franza offered some advice at last month’s ABD Business EXPO. Listen and learn.
There isn’t much now, but the keyword is yet. Let’s look at ABD’s October Conference and Expo where Rick Franza, professor and former dean at Augusta University, speaks about what the strike could lead to.
See what North Augusta’s newest French restaurant has on the menu! Mike Petchenik gives us the scoop in today’s BizBits.
It was the first big event at the Freedom Bridge when more than 50 food vendors rolled into the city for a festival or food and cultural exhibitions. Mike Petchenik has the details in today’s Biz Bits.
In a little over seven weeks, we head into a new year. The growth in the CSRA has been explosive. Will the trend continue? At the recent ABD Business EXPO, Cal Wray, President of the Augusta Economic Development Authority weighed in on what lies ahead.
When international companies or corporate expansions come to Augusta, it benefits the entire CSRA. Cal Wray explains the ripple effect during the recent ABD Business EXPO panel discussion.
Workforce development, tort reform, and salary increases are on the table for legislators working on behalf of Columbia County. Mike Petchenik has the latest in today’s Biz Bits.
There are three key points to keep in mind. Let’s look at ABD’s October Conference and Expo where Cal Wray, president of Augusta’s Economic Development Authority, speaks about influencing factors on local business development.
A Texas-based company is searching for talent at our newly named Fort Eisenhower. Mike Petchenik tells us more in today’s BizBits.
Business development in Augusta has been going like gangbusters. While it might seem like a great problem to have, what happens when you run out of land for new business or for expansions? Cal Wray, President of the AEDA, addressed the challenge at the recent ABD Business EXPO.
