Hannah Poturalski

Nov 7, 2024 | bizjournals.com | Hannah Poturalski

The Business of the Year awards program has celebrated the region’s best in business for more than 20 years, and culminates with a black-tie gala each fall. Winners of the Dayton Business Journal's 2024 Business of the Year awards have been named. The Business of the Year awards program has celebrated the region’s best in business for more than 20 years, and culminates with a black-tie gala each fall.

Nov 3, 2024 | bizjournals.com | Hannah Poturalski

Organizations or individuals interested in commissioned work created by Dayton adults with disabilities get to select their desired color palette, medium, artistic style and size through We Care Arts program. One of the region’s largest universities is getting a pop of color thanks to a unique arts partnership. The walls of Wright State University’s Boonshoft School of Medicine are now adorned with fresh art made by the artist-clients of We Care Arts.

Oct 2, 2024 | bizjournals.com | Hannah Poturalski

A recently renovated four-bedroom home on 15 acres in Montgomery County is on the real estate market and the asking price has been dropped by $200,000. The three-story home was built in 2001 and renovated in 2021. The home boasts nearly 6,500 square feet of living space. See inside. The asking price has been reduced for a renovated four-bedroom home on 15 acres in northern Montgomery County. The three-story home at 2225 Kershner Road in Butler Township was built in 2001 and renovated in 2021.

Oct 1, 2024 | bizjournals.com | Hannah Poturalski

About 240 members of the Dayton business community gathered last month for a new DBJ women's awards reception. Women Who Mean Business brings together the city's most influential and powerful women from many business sectors in Dayton for a reception celebration. About 240 members of the Dayton business community gathered last month for a new DBJ women's awards reception. The DBJ's Women Who Mean Business awards was hosted Aug. 22 at NCR Country Club in Kettering.

Sep 24, 2024 | dayton247now.com | Hannah Poturalski

DAYTON, Ohio (Dayton Business Journal) -- A long-time nonprofit leader in the Dayton region will be stepping down from her role. This will create a new opportunity for someone to continue the legacy of an organization that has been feeding the Dayton community for over 40 years. House of Bread has begun its search for a new executive director after Melodie Bennett announced she will exit in 2025 after 15 years in the position. She leaves to pursue other professional opportunities, a release said.