vermontbiz Vermont Business Magazine

In April’s edition of VermontBiz, we profile Suresh Garimella,
a mechanical engineer and scientific researcher who took over as
UVM’s President in 2019, bringing rapid changes to Vermont’s
flagship land grant University. UVM is benefitting from the fresh
perspective of new leadership much needed at this critical time.

VermontBiz dives deeper into the never ending work of
VTrans. While the most urgent problems created by last July’s
floods have been resolved, numerous “permanent emergency
relief projects” are still being scheduled. There are also several
big multi year projects in process including Burlington’s
Champlain Parkway and revamping the I-89 interchange in
Colchester

And don’t miss our special insert in partnership with the
Vermont Chamber announcing the 18th annual Best Places to
Work in Vermont!

All this and more is in the April Issue of VermontBiz -
Celebrating more than 50 years of Serious Business...Serious
News. For a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to
vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

In March’s VermontBiz we profile Jean Giard, President and CEO of Vermont Federal Credit Union. Credit unions may look like banks and act like banks, but they are, in reality, nonprofit membership-driven financial cooperatives - and under her leadership, Giard has plans to make this Vermont’s Credit Union.

Check out the Vermont Biz feature on the progress of CityPlace development in downtown Burlington! After 15 Months of construction, the $200 million-dollar project will have 350 apartments, 2 hotels, retail space and is on pace to be completed by its target date of summer 2026!

And our Windsor County economic report shows that businesses are back on good solid ground. After the pandemic's upheaval and summer floods that left communities playing a form of economic pick-up sticks, “good and solid” are a reprieve.

All this and more is in the March Issue of VermontBiz. Celebrating more than 50 years of Serious Business...Serious News. For a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

In February’s Vermont Biz we bring you a profile of Lindsay DesLauriers, CEO and President of Bolton Valley Ski Resort. Founded and developed by her father Ralph in the 1960s, this is as much a story of a family as it is of a business. In an era of consolidated ski resorts owned by out-of-state corporations, a family- run ski resort is a treasured rarity.

Attention rail lovers - An increase in federal funding could mean the addition of 2 more Amtrak routes!

Vermont Biz’s Economic Report focuses on Lamoille county - The economy is strong, and good things are happening but living here is beyond the means of many.
And we take a closer look at Lamoille County projects in progress, including Johnson Light Industrial Park, Smuggler’s Notch Natural Resources and Parking and the Wolcott community wastewater system.

Finally - we are pleased to honor outstanding business of
the year: Bourne’s Energy!

All this and more is in the February Issue of Vermont Biz,
Celebrating over 50 Years of Serious Business...Serious News!
For a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

In our most anticipated issue of the year, January’s VermontBiz brings you Vermont’s top 110+ companies ranked by sales revenue. And this 37th edition is packed with charts showing Vermont’s fastest growing companies from last year to 35 years ago, with profiles of Community Health Centers, The Essex Resort and Spa, Suncommon, Vermont Federal Credit Union and others.

Plus, we identify firms to keep your eye on for their growth and innovation over the last 5 years, including iSun, Mamava, Momentum Manufacturing Group, Ivy Computer and Lewis Creek Builders.

VermontBiz takes a trip to Main Street in Bennington, where “making it” takes optimism AND a village!

And you might win a prize when you “Walk the Rock” in Bellows Falls - a trail promotion for locals and visitors to discover some of the area’s hidden gems (and some true treasures!)

All this and more is in the January Issue of VermontBiz. Celebrating more than 50 Years of Serious Business, serious news. For a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

In December’s VermontBiz, we learn more about Alejandro
Hernandez, the new president of Champlain College. He has
secured million-dollar grants, rejuvenated the curriculum and
overseen a record fundraising year - all in his first 18 months!

We also speak to Mike Lane, Co-founder and CEO of Fluency,
the Vermont based business recently named one of the fastest
growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine. Learn about
his wild ride!!

Our healthcare report looks at soaring health care costs, lack of
affordable housing and how they continue to hinder the state’s
post-pandemic recovery efforts.

And VermontBiz is celebrating the holidays by supporting local
businesses in our annual holiday gift guide, featuring Vermont
made products! From Flannel Pet Jackets to Pebble Art … you’ll
find all you need for the holidays all in one place.

All this and more is in the December Issue of VermontBiz -
celebrating over 50 years of Serious Business...Serious News.
For a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to
vermontbiz.com/subscribe

November’s VermontBiz profiles Maura Collins, the executive
director of the Vermont Housing Finance Agency, which was
recently awarded $50 million to try and make a dent in the
housing shortage. From building loans to building infrastructure,
this brilliant and compassionate woman is up to the challenge.

We also look at the Washington County Economic report: After
adapting to the post-pandemic economy, Washington County
now has to adapt to the consequences of climate change - call it
“washing away the new normal…”

Also - what’s going on in Vermont transportation now? Are
there new incentives business owners can offer employees? How
did the summer flooding affect transportation around the state?
Has a full recovery been made? We’ll let you know!

And VermontBiz has a special section on the 14th annual Rising
Stars Class of 2023, highlighting the top 40 new leaders in
Vermont under 40 years of age.

All this and more is in the November Issue of VermontBiz.
Celebrating over 50 years of Serious Business...Serious News. For
a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.