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March 4, 2024

Meet Connecticut’s 2024 Power Players

Hartford Business Journal unveils its 2024 Power Players list, which highlights private- and public-sector, nonprofit, higher education, real estate and healthcare officials in Connecticut who are not only top leaders within their organizations, but also the broader business community.

West Hartford Chamber’s Minority Business Network helps improve organization’s diversity

David Krechevsky

Chris Clarke is pretty blunt about why it’s significant for the West Hartford Chamber to have a committee called the Minority Business Network.
E. Hartford company develops virtual reality training for EMTs, paramedics

David Krechevsky

Chris DeRosa is an emergency medical technician (EMT) instructor who has been there and done that.
Trade industries push for apprenticeship hiring ratio reform

Skyler Frazer

A Republican legislator who also runs a small electrical company wants to reduce the state’s apprenticeship hiring ratio, which supporters say would help bolster Connecticut’s trade industry workforce.
Here’s why one engineering firm relocated from West Hartford to downtown Hartford

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Despite suffering from a high vacancy rate, one trend that’s benefitted Hartford’s struggling office market has been the slow, but consistent movement of companies relocating from the suburbs to the city’s downtown.
Deal Watch

Deal Watch
Guilford Savings Bank buys Edible Arrangements’ former Wallingford HQ; new operations center planned

Hanna Snyder Gambini

Guilford Savings Bank has purchased a Wallingford office building with plans to open an operations center.
Privately developed college dorm in downtown Waterbury pays off; UConn’s Avery Point campus leadership shows interest

Michael Puffer

UConn officials aren’t just considering student housing in Hartford — new residential space could also be added near
‘More modest,’ but still ambitious redevelopment plan for East Hartford’s Founders Plaza to move forward

Michael Puffer

Last summer, a group of prominent local businessmen announced an $841 million plan to transform the aging Founders Plaza office complex in East Hartford into 1,000 apartments, 300,000 square feet of commercial space, new transport links and greatl
Major CT marketing agency restructures, rebrands with sharper focus on artificial intelligence

Harriet Jones, Hartford Business Journal Contributor

Digital marketing agency Rebel Interactive is following up its recent move to an extensive new headquarters in Cheshire with a major restructuring that aims to position the firm as an agency of record — or the sole strategic advertising partner —
Other voices

Other voices
CT uses electricity to hide cost of government

Chris Powell

Feeling unusually put-upon by state government, Connecticut’s two major electric utility companies, Eversource and United Illuminating, are pushing back, which is good, since, whatever their faults, they are too easily demagogued against, as nearl

Today's Poll

Poll Description

Gov. Ned Lamont recently suggested that Connecticut’s energy future may include an expansion of “modular nukes,” which are small, advanced nuclear reactors that have a power capacity of up to 300 MW per unit.

As incoming President Donald Trump says he is going to reduce tax incentives for wind power, Lamont told the Hartford Business Journal that he would be open to supporting the expansion of nuclear capacity in Connecticut.

Offshore wind projects have faced hurdles, including construction delays and cost overruns. In comparison, some experts say nuclear energy – which does not emit air pollution, but produces nuclear waste – is a better option to meet growing demand.

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Meet Connecticut’s 2024 Power Players

Set for Hartford growth spurt, UConn seeks to offer downtown student housing

From Super Bowl ads to billboards, CT attorneys are in an advertising ‘arms race’

Trade industries push for apprenticeship hiring ratio reform

Amid pending Yale New Haven Health deal, Weymouth takes on larger role with Prospect’s struggling CT hospitals

West Hartford Chamber’s Minority Business Network helps improve organization’s diversity

E. Hartford company develops virtual reality training for EMTs, paramedics

Trade industries push for apprenticeship hiring ratio reform

Here’s why one engineering firm relocated from West Hartford to downtown Hartford

Guilford Savings Bank buys Edible Arrangements’ former Wallingford HQ; new operations center planned

Privately developed college dorm in downtown Waterbury pays off; UConn’s Avery Point campus leadership shows interest

‘More modest,’ but still ambitious redevelopment plan for East Hartford’s Founders Plaza to move forward

Major CT marketing agency restructures, rebrands with sharper focus on artificial intelligence