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How burnout quietly drains company budgets, according to the experts
Over the course of one year, employee burnout can cost a company anywhere between $4,000 to $20,000 per employee, according to a recent study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine. The study found that for an average 1,000-person…
Channeling energy into an office makeover
Channel Fusion CEO Pankaj Monga shows visitors around Moe’s Lounge, part of the employee break…
Startup LandJet offers office on-the-go
LandJet’s Chelsea Powers and Mark Ross chat in one of the company’s mobile offices during…
Real Success with Nate Kaeding: Mary Sundblad
Mary Sundblad poses with Sara Sundblad, her daughter-in-law and corporate director of operations, outside a…
It’s showtime for edtech startup Foundations in Learning
Foundations in Learning CEO Mark Mitrovich and co-founder and co-owner Carolyn Brown, shown in the…
UIHC names Kan as first chief growth officer
By Katharine Carlon [email protected] University of Iowa Health Care, grappling with growing statewide demand and…
Diversity Straight Up: Brad Hart
In the latest episode of “Diversity Straight Up,” hosts Sarika Bhakta and Anthony Arrington speak…
Celebrating 15 years of Forty Under 40
By Adam Moore [email protected] The Corridor Business Journal is proud to introduce another remarkable class…
Built to last: How Vermeer survived a disaster
“Vermeer Strong” has been the rallying cry for the Pella-based manufacturer, which was hit with…
Iowa as an edtech hub? New report says it could be
Gov. Kim Reynolds speaks to reporters after unveiling a new study she called a “road…
Meet your new coworker: the cobot
Relatively inexpensive and designed to work safely around humans, collaborative robots are being adopted quickly…
How to win the retirement tax game
By Dave DeWitte [email protected] As they look forward to the day when they can finally…
How to win the retirement tax game
By Dave DeWitte [email protected] As they look forward to the day when they can finally…
Take the 2019 Leaders Survey
The Corridor Business Journal has launched its third-annual Leaders Survey, a members- and subscribers-only opportunity…
Riverview Plaza brings flooded area back to life
Riverview Plaza Phase I and Phase II have transformed the streetscape along First Avenue in…
ICAD puts the focus on behind-the-scenes successes
Amid a mostly upbeat assessment of the ICAD Group’s past year, President Mark Nolte asked…
