We’re proud to introduce BizSense Assembly, a series of online panel discussions that every Wednesday will put readers face-to-face with a slate of local leaders talking about how the coronavirus is affecting specific industries in Richmond.
“You couldn’t walk the terminal without noticing that the number of passengers is considerably down. There’s been a significant drop-off.”
From virtual karaoke to virtual coffee talks, we’re talking to the leaders of local companies, asking them what they’re telling their employees, what they’re hearing from their workers and things they’re doing to boost morale, allay their fears and maintain some semblance of normal productivity.
The new 7.6-mile route features 24 stops along Jefferson Davis Highway from Chippenham Parkway to John Tyler Community College.
After starting out doing house calls, a local vet has set up shop in the Carver neighborhood.
Nearly 2 1/2 years after construction began, the Virginia War Memorial has largely polished off a multimillion-dollar expansion, marking the occasion with a dedication ceremony Saturday.
CNU grad Jack Jacobs is our newest reporter, covering startups, retail, restaurants, nonprofits and more. He previously worked at the Virginia Gazette.
A Richmond media company this week will jump headfirst into the streaming wars.
A crowd of 150 local businesswomen took over The Graduate Richmond Tuesday evening for the first 5 O’Clock Belles networking event of 2020.
BizSense’s women’s-only networking series returns in 2020, with a program that includes a panel discussion and happy hour.
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