Columbus CEO’s 15th annual CEO of the Year awards survey also helps us compile an outlook of the local economy and business climate.

As technology improves, Columbus-area doctors say more patients are undergoing testing to see if they have an elevated risk ...

Columbus Monthly and Columbus CEO hosted the second annual Inspiring Women event at Vitria on the Square on June 18, 2025. Twenty-three inspiring women were honored by the magazines and sponsors ...

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After graduating from Wittenberg University in 2014, Westerville native Rachel Ross didn’t envision returning to Central Ohio for at least 10 years. She’d just joined the commercial banking leadership ...

When Mike Davis moved from New York City to Bexley in 2020, he had a mostly favorable impression of the Central Ohio suburb: It was a wonderful place to live and work, but perhaps lacking a sense of ...

Anyone who keeps abreast of artificial intelligence is familiar with hallucinations. In the legal industry, those imagined “facts” unearthed by generative AI can be particularly dangerous, because ...

Does your job make you feel like you’re part of something meaningful? Is your organization one that prides itself on a people-first culture? We hope you’ll take the time to nominate your business, ...

As Columbus Partnership President and CEO Jason Hall sees it, the region has many reasons to be proud of its achievements. Business is booming, the population is growing and important industries, ...

The Columbus Partnership had 82 members in its ranks as of early July 2025, representing many of the region’s most notable businesses and organizations. The organization was founded in 2002.

It’s hard to find a more apt name for a tech startup than Lighthouse Avionics. The Hilliard City Lab-based company is making a name for itself by helping first responders gain an eye in the sky in ...

It’s trash to treasure and people over profit. It’s sustainability in action. It’s Two Men and a Junk Truck. When Justin and Stephanie Clarey took over the Columbus franchise of Two Men and a Truck in ...