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Monday, January 1, 2018
Member Profile - Lauren Goldasich
As owner and operator of both the Montgomery and Auburn Orangetheory Fitness studios, Lauren Goldasich is committed to building a team that’s equally dedicated to changing the lives of OTF members, folks who consider themselves the OTF “fit fam.”
Jennifer Stewart Kornegay
Monday, January 1, 2018Member Profile - Kenny Laneaux
As an insurance agent and financial representative for Country Financial, Montgomery native Kenny Laneaux is dedicated to helping fellow residents achieve the serenity that comes from security by helping them find the insurance products that will help protect them and their loved ones.
Jennifer Stewart Kornegay
Monday, January 1, 2018Powerhouse Q & A with Brian Davis
Spire Regional Manager Brian Davis and others on his team have been busy in the last year. Transitioning from the company’s former brand and identity —Alagasco — to Spire has been a major undertaking with multiple moving parts.
Jennifer Stewart Kornegay
Monday, January 1, 2018Making the Workplace Work
When it comes to the way we design and decorate interior spaces, styles are always changing. Colors and patterns go in and out of vogue. Furniture shapes and sizes are hot and then not. But today, when it comes to outfitting an office environment, there’s much more than pure aesthetics driving the decisions.
Jennifer Stewart Kornegay
Monday, January 1, 20182017 Annual Meeting Wrap Up
In early December, the Chamber held its 145th Annual Meeting luncheon. Hundreds of the area’s business leaders attended the sold-out event to hear Chamber leadership unveil its 2018 goals and tout 2017’s strategic gains.
Jennifer Stewart Kornegay
Monday, January 1, 2018GiveBack: Good In = Good Out
For more than 30 years, the Central Alabama Community Foundation has been pooling resources and growing money to help fund multiple worthy causes and organizations in our area.
Wendi Lewis
Monday, January 1, 2018Capital Impact
Montgomery is not Alabama’s biggest municipality, but it boasts an important distinction that sets it apart from every other Alabama city, large or small. On most maps of our state, it’s marked by a star, a symbol of its capital city status. For folks who’ve long lived and/or done business here, it’s a characteristic that they may take for granted. Other than a pretty, historic, white-domed building downtown, what does being the state capital really mean?
Jennifer Stewart Kornegay
Monday, January 1, 201818 Things to Watch in 2018
This year is already shaping up to be a big one for both Montgomery’s business community and the city and region as a whole with a slew of newsworthy things slated to happen. Check out our list of the 18 events, upgrades, announcements, openings and more that you should be watching in 2018.
Jennifer Stewart Kornegay
Monday, January 1, 2018#MyMGM - Selling Montgomery
We asked a few area leaders the tools they use and topics they tout to “sell” our city. Montgomery is always looking to draw visitors and events to town, to bring students to study at our academic institutions and to entice new businesses to locate here while also encouraging existing companies to expand.
Wendi Lewis
Wednesday, November 1, 2017TechMGM: The City's Best-Kept Secret
Montgomery’s past is packed with world-changing events, and now, the city is making history again, this time in an unexpected way: Montgomery is quickly making a name for itself as one of the Southeast’s most vibrant and most strategic “cyber cities.”
Jennifer Stewart Kornegay
