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Young Entrepreneurs. University Tees in Cleveland. Photo | Ben French
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Ohio's young entrepreneurs prove age no barrier

These days, some of the biggest ideas are coming from the youngest of minds. College students and recent graduates across Ohio are combining bold ideas with bold action, fueling the state's transformation one job at a time. hiVelocity caught up with a few of the young entrepreneurs who are making a mark on Ohio.read on…

GE Aviation project highlights company-community partnership

Decades after Orville Wright helped dedicate a facility that grew to become GE Aviation's headquarters in Evendale, the complex is poised for a transformation that will bring its work environment in line with the today's globally competitive landscape.read on…

Q&A: Eric Fingerhut explains higher ed's critical role in the new economy

It once was possible for Ohioans to graduate from high school and transition immediately into the workforce, where good-paying factory or farm jobs promised a lifetime of relative security. No more. Ohio's new economy demands a new kind of worker, more specialized training and, more often than not, a college degree or certificate. hiVelocity asked Eric Fingerhut, Chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, how Ohio is aligning its university system with Ohio's shifting economy. read on…

Video: A quick lesson in how airplane propellers are made

Ever wonder how an airplane propeller is made? hiVelocity traveled to Piqua to get a first-hand look. Our host was Hartzell Propeller (see our Dec. 17 story), which made its first blade in 1917. By the way, the company says Piqua's a great place to do business. read on…

Focus

Higher Education

Ohio's colleges and universities play a crucial role in Ohio's economy. Collaborations between academia and business move ideas from the drawing board to the marketplace – an important key to Ohio's long-term economic success. read on…

Fast Company

American Trim

American Trim began life as Lima Tool and Die, producing handles for kitchen ranges. Today, it's a leading supplier to the appliance and heavy truck industries.read on…

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Canton

Canton

Ever since Bezaleel Wells founded the town in 1805, Canton has cherished an identity all its own. This was home to William McKinley, our nation's 25th president; Augustus Julliard, whose financial generosity led to the Juilliard School of Music; Jack Paar, on whose coattails Johnny Carson rode; musicians Macy Gray, Marilyn Manson, Boz Scaggs, the O'Jays; baseball great Thurman Munson -- the list of famous Stark Countians goes on. Top employers include The Timken Company, Aultman Hospital, Mercy Medical Center, Maytag Corporation, Hoover FloorCare and Diebold Inc. Educational resources abound, including Malone College, Mount Union College, Stark State College of Technology, Walsh University and branch campuses for both Ashland and Kent State universities. Residents and visitors alike can sample a sense of that history and culture at the McKinley Presidential Library and Museum, the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the First Ladies National Historic Site and a vibrant arts scene. read on ...