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Choose Your Career
Whether you’re starting your career, changing careers or looking for new opportunities, Delaware is the perfect place to do it. Delaware’s central location at the center of major East Coast hubs like New York, Philadelphia and Washington, DC makes it an attractive place for employers in many industries to locate and grow.
DCA Construction Excellence Awards 2023
DCA Construction Excellence Awards 2023 Greg Mathias December 11, 2023 You Might also Like Premier Digital Partners © 2023 Delaware Business Times
World Trade Center Delaware 2023
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Tips from Experts: Ace Your Job Interview
So you’ve scored a job interview—but how can you be sure to make a good impression? Here are some tips from career experts to help you. Tips from Jobs for Delaware Graduates (JDG) JDG is a transitional program that helps kids go from school to work and find success. Its programs teach life skills, career readiness and much more to students in middle school and up. . Learn more at JobsDEGrads.org.
World Trade Center Delaware 2022
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Giving Guide 2022
Giving Guide 2022 Greg Mathias November 21, 2022 You Might also Like Premier Digital Partners © 2022 Delaware Business Times
Business Hall of Fame
2023 Hall of Fame Nominations are open Nominations are due by January 13, 2023
Meet Delaware Tech
The First State’s technical community college provides an easy stepping stone to careers. For adults seeking a fresh career start, a little extra education is often the ticket to success. In some cases, that “little extra” can take a mere six weeks to obtain, says Paul Morris, associate vice president for workforce development and community education at Delaware Technical Community College.
The Thing About Apprenticeships
In an apprenticeship, the student applies classroom knowledge every day on the job. Rebecca Malone thinks it’s a great way to learn and advance in a career. Malone, 24, expects to finish her apprenticeship in October with journeyman papers in water management. She’s already earned a certificate that allows her to run water treatment plants and currently runs four of them for Tidewater Utilities.
Delaware's Pathways Program
Pathways really are for everyone – college-bound or not. When some parents of tweens and teens first hear about the Pathways career program, they might think it’s not something meant for their child, whom, after all, they expect to head to college after high school. That’s a mistaken assumption, says Paul Herdman, president and CEO of Rodel, the Delaware-based education-centric nonprofit. “Pathways are for every kid,” he says.
Delaware author John Riley chronicles life of famed Delaware golfer Ed “Porky” Oliver
Publication precedes Delaware’s hosting of PGA TOUR’s 2022 BMW Championship Long before Jimmie Allen, Aubrey Plaza and Ryan Philippe, professional golfer Ed “Porky” Oliver was Delaware’s biggest celebrity. “For 25 years,” said author John Riley, a chronicler of Delaware history whose latest book details the life and times of Oliver and golf’s greatest generation, “he was Delaware’s celebrity who won on the PGA TOUR eight times.” Located on the edge of Wilmington is Ed Oliver Golf Club.
90 in 90: Tynetta Brown, Philanthropy Delaware
Editorial April 6, 2022 Building a blueprint for life with integrity, accountability Don’t shrink or play yourself small. Playing yourself small or minimizing who you are is never a good thing. Know that you do belong in the room. You were given those gifts and talents for a reason. If you are confident in who you are, and what you know, why should you worry about the insecurities or opinions of others and minimize who you are just to make them feel comfortable? “No.” is a complete sentence.
World Trade Center Delaware 2021
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2021/2022 Giving Guide - Delaware Business Times
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Multi-Media Account Executive
Today Media publishes 7 lifestyle and business publications including Delaware Business Times, Delaware Today and Main Line Today, increasing our reach and impressions in a highly sought-after upscale demographic. We also create online marketing solutions, develop new business opportunities and host revenue-generating events. We employ nearly 130 people, covering a 5-state region on the east coast. Our territory includes Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.
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Today Media publishes 7 lifestyle and business publications including Delaware Business Times, Delaware Today and Main Line Today, increasing our reach and impressions in a highly sought-after upscale demographic. We also create online marketing solutions, develop new business opportunities and host revenue-generating events. We employ nearly 130 people, covering a 5-state region on the east coast. Our territory includes Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.
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Today Media publishes 7 lifestyle and business publications including Delaware Business Times, Delaware Today and Main Line Today, increasing our reach and impressions in a highly sought after upscale demographic. We also create online marketing solutions, develop new business opportunities and host revenue-generating events. We employ nearly 130 people, covering a 5-state region on the east coast. Our territory includes Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York.
2019 Fastest 50 Awards Application
Recognizing Delaware’s Fastest Growing Companies ABOUT THE PROGRAM The Fastest 50 Awards will be the largest and most anticipated Delaware Business Times awards program of the year. This program recognizes 50 of Delaware’s fastest growing, companies. These companies represent the future of the Delaware’s economy and embody the entrepreneurial spirit critical for leadership and success.
Engagement with Muslims, not fear, is authors' aim
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Voter Voice
We have launched a new tool that makes it easier for our membership to communicate with our elected officials on issues of vital importance to the business community. Sponsored by Nicholas & Lence Communications, Voter Voice allows us to poll our membership, and provides an easy way to send instant advocacy messages. Please click on a campaign below, and if you agree, we urge you to use this tool to send an instant email to your elected officials.
Nominations now open for the 2018 DBT40 Awards
Each year, Today Media and Delaware Business Times selects a new class of DBT40 honorees who represent Achievers and Innovators Under 40. We are looking for a distinctive group of young professionals, all under the age of 40, who are already making a difference in business with their initiative, innovation and intelligence. (Here’s who was selected in last year’s class) Deadline for submissions for the 2018 class is Noon July 31, 2018.
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Wilmington's Renaissance Corporation Offers Vision for Creative District
The Wilmington Renaissance Corporation has a vision of revitalizing an area in downtown Wilmington as a creative district. The vision is built around artist- owned properties containing galleries, performance spaces and studios on street- level with apartments and living spaces on floors above to provide a sense of community to an area that has been long- challenged by socioeconomic difficulties.
New Trampoline Trend Hopping in Delaware
Roughly 300 indoor trampoline parks have opened around the country and the number is rapidly increasing as an average of five to six trampoline parks open each month. In just two years, two parks have opened in Delaware — Stratosphere in Wilmington and Launch in Newark. International franchise Sky Zone plans to also open in Newark early next year. At a basic investment of $750,000 to $1.5 million, buying into this trend is not cheap.
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