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This article first appeared in The Courier-Journal on November 22, 2019. In the business world, crisis tends to pave the way for positive change and transformation; so too, it turns out, for the worlds of government and public policy. Earlier this year, Louisville’s elected leaders found themselves staring down a…

Join GLI and presenting sponsor, Baird, on Thursday, January 23, 2020 at KICC for our region’s largest business event of the year, the Greater Louisville Inc. Annual Meeting. At Annual Meeting GLI will kick off its 2020 theme, “The Year of Leadership” with keynote Henry Timms, co-author of the international best…

Greater Louisville Inc. fully supports the University of Louisville’s acquisition of the former KentuckyOne Health Louisville-area assets that are so vital to our community and to the commonwealth. We also strongly endorse the proposed $50 million loan with partial forgiveness to be considered in the Kentucky General Assembly in support…

Name: Jason Kyle Title: Sales Director Company: Mutual of Omaha Advisors  How long have you been a GLI Ambassador? Since June of this year. What is your favorite part about being a GLI Ambassador? Being a part of a winning team! I am so proud of GLI and Louisville for…

This article first appeared in Louisville Business First on November 8, 2019. The struggle to provide employees with access to affordable, quality healthcare is a story I hear all too often from small business owners and entrepreneurs. These folks know that offering competitive health care benefits is key to attracting…

GLI is collaborating with business leaders to bring a Saleforce training cohort to Louisville. This is in an effort to offer a bootcamp training opportunity to a number of companies seeking to up-skill their tech talent and to quickly train individuals in this administrative tech system. If your company utilizes…

More than 1.4 million Kentuckians cast ballots in yesterday’s statewide elections for Governor and the Commonwealth’s other constitutional officers. Republicans took or retained control of five offices: Attorney General, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Auditor, and Agriculture Commissioner. As of Wednesday afternoon, the race for Governor remains too close to call…

On Tuesday, November 5, Kentuckians will cast ballots for the Commonwealth’s constitutional offices. While GLI does not endorse candidates seeking elected office, we strongly urge members of the Greater Louisville business community to vote and be actively engaged in the electoral process. Use the resources in this post to make…