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| Welcome to Your Future |
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As far back as 1611 with the creation of America’s first hospital, products, services, technological and scientific ingenuity have been the core of the region’s business identity.
A look inside the powerhouse of product innovation at the Virginia BioTechnology Research Park. |
| Inside the Real CSI |
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You may be surprised that many of the techniques and technologies emulated on CSI originated in Richmond. |
| The Science of Giving |
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BioTech Seven houses the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), an organization that facilitates every organ transplant performed in the United States. |
| Nontrepreneurs Tell All |
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Business sense from companies that don’t earn a dime. Facing recruitment issues, an overflow of demand for services, and a critical media eye, new nonprofit CEOs have it rougher than those breaking into the for-profit world. |
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Scintillating Cyber Suggestions for Summer: Too Many Shows; Ready for a Music Break?; Get the Red Out!; Tune in Next Week…; Need Some Stress Relief?;Top Secret Yum-Yum |
| Legal Brief |
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Beware of Overusing Your Software |
| Marketing Mavens |
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Why social networking sites are becoming so important to businesses. |
| Trade Secrets: Text & Tech |
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Career Quizzes: 12 Tests to Help You Discover & Develop Your Dream Career by John J. Liptak ALSO ‘Yipes! Where’s my Wi-Fi hotspot?’ |
| The Business of Building Biz Smarts |
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How schools create courses
for the ever-evolving demands of the business community. |
| Innovators |
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Bright Minds Doing Wonderful Work:- Rick Whittington Consulting
- GotYarn.com
- E&M Engineering, Inc
- Subudhi Consulting Group
- Premiere Colors LLC
- Ewing Bemiss & Co.
- BrandSync
- Schrader & Smith
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| Three Ways to Keep ’Em Clocking In |
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Finders aren’t always keepers when it comes to maintaining a happy staff. |
| The ROI of Silver Linings |
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Spinning obstacles into gold. |
| Mom & Pop Inc. |
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The ups and downs of multigenerational family ventures. |
| It’s Time to Play Twitter Talk |
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Online networks connecting like-minded folks have evolved exponentially over the last year—some good, some odd—and some with biz savvy. |
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Creative Work Space
published by Venture Richmond
Downtown's 34 Acres of Innovation |
| The Ugly Truth About Trust Falls |
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Tips to avoid the pitfalls of well-intended—
but mistimed—trust falls and other interpersonal, team building atrocities. |
| WORKMAGAZINE PROFILE: An Openness to Change |
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As CEO of Owens & Minor, a Richmond-based Fortune 500 Company that is the nation’s leading distributor of brand-name medical and surgical supplies, Craig Smith oversees an intricate supply-chain operation whose profits exceeded $72 million in 2007. |
A gallery of covers.
Plus a portfolio of profiled business, civic and education leaders. |
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WORKMAGAZINE enters its fifth year of celebrating business innovation in Greater Richmond. |
| For Your Desk |
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A product trend that is both so tantalizing
and absurd that I’m compelled to try it. |
| MEDIAWORKS |
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Buzzwords like “change” and “communication” abound in the workplace today, but making the buzz a reality can be far more challenging. Enter The Frontier Project, a Richmond-based team of consultants quietly transforming companies from behind the scenes. Located in a light and airy open space in the Superior Production Exchange building in Shockoe Bottom, the project was designed with a low-key and collaborative energy in mind. |
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