There’s still time to sign up for the 2012 SBA Trade Show and Awards Luncheon at the Sheraton Station Square Hotel on Friday, May 25.
As a part of the Western Pennsylvania Small Business Network, the the Greater Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce (an affiliate of the Allegheny Conference on [...]
Fifty-year-old Jim Kistler gave up what he called a dead-end job in exchange for three weeks of training through ShaleNET, a program that helps to prepare and train people for in-demand jobs across the natural gas industry and its supply chain in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.
When you apply for a job online, where does your resume go? Bill sits down with Don Charlton, founder and CEO of The Resumator, which provides small business owners with an efficient recruiting platform. It guides recruiters through the process, and helps ensure that the right person has been employed for the right job. A [...]
Our region is returning to the global spotlight later this month, when Pittsburgh hosts the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). More than 1,500 of the best and brightest ninth to twelfth graders from more than 65 countries will convene at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. Almost 900 of our neighbors, scientists, engineers [...]
As previewed in my April 16th post, I had the good fortune to be in Dunfermline, Scotland for the unveiling of the striking bronze marker honoring Brigadier General John Forbes at his birthplace. Dunfermline is a beautiful town just across the Firth of Forth from Edinburgh. The marker (made in Pittsburgh by
Calgon Carbon President and CEO John Stanik discusses the opportunities for environmental stewardship in treating bilge water, the water stored in the bottom of a ship that keeps it balanced and afloat. Using UV light disinfection machines manufactured in Pittsburgh and special pressure filtration techniques, this emerging market is estimated to become a $20 to [...]
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