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More money for Main Street

Writer: Ryan Gandolfo 2 min read February 2024 — “Main Street” has played a pivotal role in local economies, providing a one-stop shop for residents in small towns to convene for shopping and social matters as well as celebrating the history and culture of a community. But investment is needed

2024-02-22T09:52:21-05:00February 22nd, 2024|Economy, Philadelphia, Retail|

Spotlight On: Ron Everett, Eastern United States Servicing & Global Bank Operations Leader, Synchrony

2 min read February 2023 — Consumer financial services company Synchrony sees many growth opportunities despite the economic downturn amid increasing interest in wellness and new insurance products for pets. “I expect customers to continue to make sure that they have financing options available to take care of things that

2023-02-15T12:37:22-05:00February 15th, 2023|Banking & Finance, Charlotte, Spotlight On|

Spotlight On: Hector Ponte, Senior Vice President & South Florida Branch Banking Region Director, Wells Fargo

2 min read February 2023 — Hector Ponte, senior vice president and South Florida branch banking region director of Wells Fargo, shared his insights with Invest: on the strength of Miami, and his employees in particular, throughout the pandemic. He gave his thoughts on opening a new branch in the

2023-02-13T11:50:18-05:00February 13th, 2023|Banking & Finance, Miami, Spotlight On|

Spotlight On: Deborah Visconi, President & CEO, Bergen New Bridge Medical Center

3 min read January 2023 —In an interview with Invest:,  Deborah Visconi, President and CEO of Bergen New Bridge Medical Center, discussed how healthcare has changed since the pandemic. She also emphasized the focus on her community and expanding accessible healthcare. How have priorities changed in the wake of the

2023-01-18T15:43:59-05:00January 18th, 2023|Healthcare, North & Central Jersey, Spotlight On|

Pandemic continues to put pressure on Philadelphia hospitals

Writer: Caty Hirst 2 min read February 2022 — Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Philadelphia’s hospitals were closing — and the most vulnerable are those that serve the area’s poorest residents. The COVID-19 pandemic and economic fallout has only exacerbated the challenges hospitals are facing, with two Philadelphia-area hospitals closing

2022-07-13T08:39:22-04:00February 3rd, 2022|Economy, Healthcare, Philadelphia|