Swirlers
Its a growing trend for students to take a semester or two at one school, switch to a community college for a few semesters and transfer back to another university for a bachelor’s degree.
For The Cavalier, a facelift trumps the wrecking ball
After two decades of replacing outdated oceanfront hotels with upscale, contemporary buildings, developer Bruce L. Thompson is about to take on the biggest project of his life: a nearly $260 million plan that includes the renovation of one of Virginia Beach’s most iconic properties, The Cavalier Hotel.
Danville gets a new look
There’s a new buzz about Danville, centered around its dramatic downtown streetscape renovations.
Fewer students, fewer classrooms
The 2010 Census results highlighted the importance of Danville’s focus on rebuilding its business base and attracting new residents.
Lessons learned
Virginia Business talked with a wide range of nominees for its annual Virginia CFO Awards to pinpoint the concerns of chief financial officers.
CFO transformed finances of academic medical center
Dominic J. Puleo, CPA, Executive vice president/chief financial officer, Virginia Commonwealth University Health System, Richmond
Navy vet co-founded firm, keeps it debt-free
Stephen M. Goss, Vice president/Chief financial officer SimVentions Fredericksburg
CPA keeps health lab on its fast-growth pace
Stephen G. Carroll, CPA, Chief financial officer, Health Diagnostic Laboratory Inc., Richmond
She led company’s spinoff and built financial team
Barbara A. Niland, Corporate vice president, business management, and chief financial officer, Huntington Ingalls Industries, Newport News
Ometer helps families save for college expenses
Gary Ometer, CPA, Chief financial officer, Virginia College Savings Plan, Richmond
Northrop Grumman sending students, teachers to space camp
Sponsorship meant to promote science, technology, engineering and math education.
ABC to move national office to Capitol Hill
Trade association will leave Arlington and occupy new space Dec. 1.