Voting is underway to find the Coolest Thing Made in Connecticut! We’re highlighting all the products going head to head in round one. Check out this matchup between Athletic Brewing Co. Brewing and Lyman Orchards. Learn more about all the competitors and vote for your favorites now! https://lnkd.in/esfFRa9c #CoolestThingCT #madeinCT #manufacturing Connecticut Office of Manufacturing CONNSTEP, Inc. CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen)
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CBIA is the leading voice for Connecticut businesses, representing thousands of member companies, small and large.
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CBIA is the leading voice for business in the state, representing thousands of member companies, small and large, across a diverse range of industries. We fight to make Connecticut a top state for business, jobs, and economic growth: driving change, shaping legislative and regulatory policy, and promoting collaboration between the private and public sectors.
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- 51-200 employees
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- Hartford, CT
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- Privately Held
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- 1815
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- business, public policy, health insurance, small business, energy purchasing, HR support, and advocacy
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The Women's Business Development Council recently opened the latest round of applications for its Ignite Grant Program. Since 2021, nearly 230 women-owned businesses have received grants between $2,500 and $10,000. “In general, our grants are the first time that a women-owned business has access to capital outside of their own personal investment for the business,” WBDC’s Samantha Cross tells the Hartford Business Journal. #womeninbusiness #cteconomy #grants
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After the White House approved a federal emergency declaration for parts of Connecticut in response to the August 18 storm, the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection has new guidance for businesses impacted by the extensive flooding and damage. “As business owners begin to move into the next stages of cleanup we want to continue to offer them as much guidance and support as we are able to,” says commissioner Bryan Cafferelli. #smallbusiness #stormdamage
DCP Provides Guidance for Flood-Impacted Businesses » CBIA
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Many businesses offer employee assistance programs to help workers deal with issues including mental health, substance abuse, and financial challenges. As Whittlesey notes, it’s important for companies to keep compliance in mind if they’re considering an EAP or already offer one. #employeebenefits #employeeassistance #employmentlaw #compliance
Be Mindful of EAP Compliance » CBIA
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The Coolest Thing Made in Connecticut competition is in full swing! Check out this first round matchup between Bevin Bells and Pratt & Whitney. We'll continue to bring you more about the matchups as the first round of voting continues. Learn more about all the competitors and vote for your favorites now! https://lnkd.in/esfFRa9c #CoolestThingCT #madeinCT #manufacturing CONNSTEP, Inc. Connecticut Office of Manufacturing CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen)
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Preparing for an Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspection or dealing with a citation can be intimidating for businesses. But as Berchem Moses PC’s Christopher R. Henderson notes, being proactive and preparing for inspections “not only minimizes risks and penalties but also fosters a culture of safety and trust within your organization.” #employmentlaw #safety
OSHA Inspection and Citation Process: Be Prepared » CBIA
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There is so much to celebrate about manufacturing in Connecticut! CBIA’s Chris DiPentima joined FOX61/CW20’s Keith McGilvery this morning to highlight the excitement around the new Coolest Thing Made in Connecticut competition. The CBIA Foundation-led initiative is presented in partnership with the Connecticut Office of Manufacturing and CONNSTEP, Inc. and made possible through the generous support of CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen) LLP. Learn more about the competitors and vote for your favorite product now! https://lnkd.in/esfFRa9c #CoolestThingCT #MadeinCT #manufacturing #Connecticut Pratt & Whitney Bevin Bells Athletic Brewing Co. Lyman Orchards Sikorsky Popup Bagels Bigelow Tea Nuovo Pasta Productions Ltd. General Dynamics Electric Boat LesserEvil Brand Snack Co. GE Appliances, a Haier company PEZ Candy Curtis Packaging Medtronic Penn Globe (Pennsylvania Globe Gaslight Co.) Edgewell Personal Care
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We love this interview with NPA Board Member Carl Zuanelli where he shares his journey of building his company Nuovo Pasta Productions Ltd. Carl states: "Nuovo Pasta’s employees are just as important as the pasta." More details on how to watch the full episode below.
“My advice is, have no fallback position. Because if it’s something that you’re passionate about, you have to burn the bridges behind you,” Nuovo Pasta Productions Ltd.'s Carl Zuanelli tells the CBIA BizCast. Check out the full episode to learn how Zuanelli took a leap from a career in finance to create a leading producer of premium refrigerated pasta and sauces. Full episode: cbia.biz/NuovoPasta YouTube: https://lnkd.in/ezYZeXGb Spotify: https://lnkd.in/emen6c83 Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/eAYQt_7U #BizCast #manufacturing
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Is a Connecticut employer required to allow both parents to take 12 weeks of paid FMLA at the same time to bond with a new child? CBIA's Diane Mokriski has the answer in our latest HR Hotline. #employmentlaw #HR #FMLA
HR Hotline: Are Both Parents Eligible for 12 Weeks Bonding Leave? » CBIA
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President & CEO of CBIA, Connecticut’s largest business organization. Working with affiliates CONNSTEP and ReadyCT to build a thriving business climate for the benefit of all residents.
As U.S. Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Suzanne Clark noted, the Federal Trade Commission's ban on noncompete agreements was "an unlawful extension of power that would have put American workers, businesses, and our economy at a competitive disadvantage." The issue is far from resolved, however, as the FTC is likely to appeal this week's decision by a federal judge and in Connecticut, lawmakers are certain to return next session with another proposed state-level ban. #employmentlaw #noncompete #HR
Federal Judge Blocks FTC Noncompete Ban » CBIA
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