Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read October 2022 — While the Queen City continues to lead in many aspects, a key draw for families and the businesses relocating to the area remains the region’s premier education ecosystem. With both public and private offerings available at the secondary, undergraduate, and graduate
Writer: Joshua Andino 2 min read September 2022 — From rising interest rates to big-name relocations, over the last year Charlotte’s financial leaders have grappled with increased costs, new clients and global instability, all while working to see their business and the wider region come out ahead. In the recently
Writer: Jerrica DuBois 2 min read August 2022 — With the end of summer closing in and the hustle of back to school in full effect, finding time to unwind can prove difficult. Charlotte’s entertainment scene offers a bevy of choices to spend with that limited availability, whether that be
Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 2 min read June 2022 — Charlotte continues to be an exciting market to watch, as businesses set up shop and create a diverse pool of jobs in the region. To highlight the opportunities in the regional economy, media platform Capital Analytics has published Invest: Charlotte 2022,
Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 2 min read June 2022 — With a diverse group of venues that make the Queen City a music haven, Charlotte has always been known for having great musical offerings. But the live music industry has experienced its fair share of setbacks since the pandemic. Fortunately, this
2 min read June 2022 — In an interview with Invest:, Shanté Williams, president and chair of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Black Chamber of Commerce, talked about the Chamber’s achievements over the last year and how it continues to support Black entrepreneurs and business owners through their offerings and programs. What have
With increased interest and investment pouring into multistate and multitenant transactions, the need to be more creative has never been more important in handling these transactions and client demand. Invest:Insights sat down with Walter Fisher, Charlotte office managing partner for Troutman Pepper, to discuss this as well as how he
Writer: Sara Suárez 2 min read May 2022 — Mental health initiatives within companies are becoming more normalized. The reason for this is a deep correlation between mental health, employee productivity and company profits. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates the U.S. loses about $1 trillion annually in lost productivity
2 min read May 2022 — In an interview with Invest:, Jeff Mylton, market president of HomeTrust Bank, discussed the institution’s strategies and embrace of technology in serving its clients. “We don't need a branch on every corner and have been looking for something centralized, visible and prominent to show
Connecting with the community and designing spaces that are aligned with the goals of clients is something that Irene Vogelsong, associate principal of Perkins & Will in Charlotte, is accustomed to. In an interview with Invest:Insights, Vogelsong elaborated on how the firm approaches its creative process when it comes to
