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Are Inner Cities Retail Deserts?
The influx of new residents, accompanied by a growing number of restaurants, coffee shops, retail outlets, and other amenities to serve them, has transformed many urban neighborhoods over the past decade. A walk through any low-income, inner city neighborhood, however, often reveals a different reality. While many of these neighborhoods have also grown in population, the mix and number of shops serving local consumers seem to differ from other parts of the city. Read More
A culture of success: Lessons from an Inner City 100 company
While a cohesive company culture can drive employee loyalty and engagement, it can do more than that: it can actually drive company success. Read More
Where Small Businesses Are Powering Inner-City Neighborhoods
It’s no secret that small businesses are the engine of the U.S. economy, typically making up 64 percent of net new private sector jobs in a given year. It turns out, that’s even more true when it comes to the economies of inner cities, according to a new report from the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC). Read More
Caduceus Named 1st Among ICIC and Fortune’s Inner City 100 Winners
The Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC) and Fortune have announced that Caduceus had been selected for prestigious 2016 Inner City 100 list. Caduceus ranked 1st overall on the list of 100 for 2016 and ranked 3rd overall in 2015. Read More
An Untapped Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: America’s Inner Cities
Inner City Capital Connections (ICCC) returned to the Windy City July 28th, gathering over 120 entrepreneurs from across the country for a series of engaging lectures, panels, and workshops geared toward the growing pains that all small business owners must maneuver. Read More