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Applications open for GLI’s ‘Finding You in Lou’ talent retention program for college students

Louisville, Ky. (May 10, 2023) – Greater Louisville Inc. opened applications for its third annual ‘Finding You in Lou’ professional and leadership development program presented by the University of Louisville. The free, four-week program is open to current college juniors and seniors and will offer two cohorts – one in June…

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Greater Louisville Inc. releases 2023 Legislative Outcomes Report

Louisville, Ky. (May 8, 2023) – Today, Greater Louisville Inc. released its annual Legislative Outcomes Report which recaps the major wins and missed opportunities from the 2023 Kentucky session, names its Most Valued Policymakers, and shares the voting records of Greater Louisville legislators and legislative leadership on key priorities. Many…

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GLI calls for comprehensive immigration and border security reform

GLI joined a coalition led by the U.S. Chamber and signed a joint letter calling upon Congress to address America’s broken immigration system and our nation’s border security. For too long, congressional efforts to reform these systems have stalled, leading to significant costs on communities and the economy. In today’s…

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Mayor Greenberg proposes $1.1 billion budget for Metro Louisville

Last week, Mayor Craig Greenberg presented his first proposed budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year to the Louisville Metro Council. With $1.1 billion in operating and capital spending, this proposal represents the largest budget for the city in history with investments focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and transparency. With a…

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Investor Perspective: Investing in Downtown brings new growth

The Louisville Downtown Partnership released the 2022 Economic Impact Report earlier this year, demonstrating the critical role Downtown plays in our city’s economic health. Downtown represents less than a half of one percent of Louisville’s land area, yet compared to the rest of the Metro has the largest job center…

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March 2023: New & Returning Investors

CORE INVESTOR NEW Behavioral Health Group  Corvus Capital, LLC Davidson Grant Management, LLC E&M Heating, Plumbing & Air Conditioning Elixir Kombucha Franklin Pest Solutions Golem Security Services Gray Ice Higdon, PLLC Attorneys at Law Haydon Bridge Company, Inc. HOPE Ministries Church M.H. Solutions, LLC O’Neal Manufacturing Services Royal Room Smiley’s…

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April Investor Spotlight: Independence Bank

Company: Independence Bank Founded In: 1909 (Louisville 2017) Number of Employees:  400+ (or 18 Louisville)  Describe what your organization does in two sentences. We are a premier commercial lender who believes in building community, both through business and philanthropically. We also provide personal, private banking and trust services to individuals and…

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From the Desk of the CEO: April 2023

Earlier this month, Kentucky posted the lowest unemployment rate in recorded state history at 3.9 percent. This number means most Kentuckians who are seeking work are working, but over 30 percent of eligible workers are not actively looking for work and that is making it hard for businesses to fill…

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Investor Perspective: What to Do Following a Workplace Tragedy

What to Do Following a Workplace Tragedy Tragic events can happen unexpectedly, and they can be challenging to cope with, especially for employees who witnessed or were affected by the event. It could be the death of a coworker, a natural disaster, or a violent incident in the workplace. With…

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OP-ED: 2023 General Assembly prioritizes workforce solutions

This editorial originally appeared in Louisville Business First on April 10, 2023 Last month, Kentucky posted the lowest unemployment rate in recorded state history at 3.9%. This number means most Kentuckians who are seeking work are working, but over 30% of eligible workers are not actively looking for work and…

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