1. San Antonio airport ready for expansion to take off
Three years and a pandemic later, a project to enhance San Antonio International Airport is back on track and ready for a vote.
2. Downshifting is not on the table for these healthcare organizations
From providers of fitness, nutrition and social engagement solutions to hospital systems, every healthcare company has experienced some form of evolution throughout the pandemic. In speaking with Invest:, two of Nashville’s healthcare giants, Richard Ashworth, president and CEO of Tivity Health, and Marty Bonick, president and CEO of Ardent Health Services, discussed the acceleration of digital transformation in healthcare as well as what makes Nashville a great region to be headquartered within.
3. Halloween is back (like it never left)
With COVID making Oct. 31, 2020, one of the least spookiest Halloweens on record, many are looking forward to celebrating this year in grand style. Orlando has a variety of events to offer those ready to have a little fun this season, and the shenanigans have already begun.
4. New Jersey Schools continue to be a strong investment, study finds
A recent studyopens pdf file commissioned by the New Jersey Association of State Colleges and Universities (NJASCU) has found that several schools provide a strong return on investment, to the tune of $6.1 billion in economic activity across the state, while also generating healthy tax revenues.
5. Reimagining real estate: Charlotte is re-imagining space and how it’s used
The pandemic placed every industry in a once-in-a-lifetime position and, as a result, the “COVID Pivot” has been added to the lexicon of corporate buzzphrases, referring particularly to the accelerated technology adoption across industries. In the real estate industry, the impact extended to an already growingopens pdf file model around reimagining place and what it means to create a high-quality urban environment.
