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Business plan competitions give flight to fledgling ideas
Gene Monteith
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
There are good ideas and then there are good ideas with a plan. The former often die on the vine, having nowhere to go. The latter create companies. More and more Ohio entrepreneurs with good ideas are now developing their business acumen through university business plan competitions. They are turning heads. And creating the kinds of enterprises that lead to jobs.
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Talent, timing, shaped Curtis Moody into one of Ohio's premier architects
Colin McEwen
Thursday, July 29, 2010
For architect Curtis Moody, the mastermind behind Buckeye-born projects such as the Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, the Ohio Statehouse renovation and the Center of Science and Industry, there was no easy road to success.
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Q&A: NASA's Ray Lugo on Ohio's role in shifting space program
Dave Malaska
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Ray Lugo has been around America's space program since he was a kid. Now, as director of NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, he could be at the epicenter of changes within the space agency as President Obama has proposed a redirection of NASA priorities. That shift in focus could propel the Glenn Center to the top of the agency's research centers, leading the development of new technologies that will be the foundation of future space flight, and feeding millions of science and technology dollars into Ohio's economy.
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Video: Lorain County Community College's Fab Lab . . . it's fab!
Less Productions
Thursday, July 29, 2010
When it opened in 2005, Lorain County Community College's Fab Lab (think fabrication) was the second such facility in the country. The other was at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Today, students and community residents alike are making use of its collection of machines that can be used to "make just about anything with features bigger than those of a computer chip."
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takes you behind the scenes.
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Entrepreneurship
Thursday, March 25, 2010
New companies are vital to Ohio's long-term interests, and dreamers are what keep us moving. From one-person outfits to partnerships employing hundreds, entrepreneurs – matched with the industry sectors that have the most potential for success – are vital to Ohio's economy.
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Neuros Medical
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Neuros Medical is developing technology seeking to ease a variety of chronic aches from migraines to post surgical pain.
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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.
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