Hot Bread Kitchen is a social enterprise dedicated to improving the lives of low-income and minority women facing economic insecurity. Read More

Indiana ranks first in the nation in manufacturing employment per capita (17 percent), and when you add to that the logistics and supply chain industries, one in five Indiana residents are employed in the making and moving economy. Read More

To address the gap in regional economic development coordination, the Portland Regional Partners for Business (Regional Partners) formed. Read More

Like many New England communities, Waterbury has a long industrial legacy. At the turn of the 19th century, this mid-sized city established itself as an industrial powerhouse when companies began to manufacture brass. Read More

Once the eighth largest city in the U.S., Pittsburgh once thrived on the strength of its industrial economy. Read More