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Participants announced for second cohort of GLI’s Power to Prosper Minority Business Accelerator

Louisville, Ky. (April 14, 2022) – 20 minority business owners will participate in the second cohort of Greater Louisville Inc.’s (GLI) Power to Prosper Minority Business Accelerator, funded by Papa Johns, which kicks off today and will conclude in November. Participants selected for the cohort include:

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UI rate freeze will save Kentucky businesses $130 million in 2022

Recently signed into law by Governor Beshear, House Bill 144 provides continued relief to Kentucky businesses by freezing the unemployment insurance (UI) assessment rates at 2020 levels. Sponsored by Rep. Russell Webber (R-Shepherdsville), a 2021 GLI Most Valuable Policymaker, HB 144 will ease the burden for Kentucky employers who continue…

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March 2022 New and Renewing Investors

New Top Investors BrightNight Publix Super Markets Top Investor Renewals Alltech, Inc. American Synthetic Rubber Company, LLC Angel’s Envy Archdiocese of Louisville BKD CPAs & Advisors Bramco, Inc. GBBN Architects, Inc. Goldberg Simpson HighNote Independence Bank Kentucky Select Properties Liberty Financial  Michaelis Events Passport Health Plan by Molina Healthcare Render…

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April Investor Spotlight: National Stem Cell Foundation

  Company: National Stem Cell Foundation Founded In:  2005 Number of Employees: 6 Describe what your organization does in two sentences: We fund adult stem cell research and clinical trials in four focus areas – neurodegenerative disease, autoimmune disease, regenerative repair and rare childhood disease – and cover deductibles and…

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April Ambassador Spotlight: Lisa Bottorff

Name:   Lisa Bottorff Title:  Strategic Partnership Manager Company: HR Affiliates  How long have you been a GLI Ambassador? Two Months What is your favorite part about being a GLI Ambassador? I love meeting new people, visiting businesses and helping be a part of growth in this community!    

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General Assembly passes biennial state budget

On the final day before the veto period of the 2022 session, both the House and Senate passed the biennial state budget plan which allocates $31 billion in general fund monies over the next two years. The budget includes record spending in education, a focus on economic development and workforce…

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Greater Louisville Inc. celebrates passage of major state tax reform bill

Louisville, Ky. (March 30, 2022) – Yesterday, the General Assembly passed one of Greater Louisville Inc.’s top legislative priorities of 2022, House Bill 8, which will modernize Kentucky’s tax structure to make the state more competitive in attracting top businesses and talent. Specifically, House Bill 8 will lower the state’s…

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General Assembly passes state tax reform bill

This post was updated on March 30, 2022 to reflect final passage of the House Bill 8. The General Assembly passed an amended version of House Bill 8 to modernize Kentucky’s personal income tax on Tuesday. The original version, sponsored by House Appropriation and Revenue Chair Jason Petrie, lowered the…

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Greater Louisville Inc. Announces Jacksonville as 2022 GLIDE Destination

Louisville, Ky. (March 29, 2022) – Today, Greater Louisville Inc. (GLI) announced the region’s top business leaders will travel to Jacksonville, Florida for their 37th annual Greater Louisville Idea Development Expedition (GLIDE), presented by Norton Healthcare. Participants will study Jacksonville’s innovative economic development strategies, thriving downtown, and best practices for…

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Over 1,000 business leaders gather for Greater Louisville Inc.’s Annual Meeting

Louisville, Ky. (March 25, 2022) – Last night, over 1,000 business leaders joined Greater Louisville Inc., the Metro Chamber of Commerce, for its Annual Meeting presented by Baird at the Kentucky International Convention Center. The event is the region’s largest annual convening of business leaders and this year’s meeting focused…

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