Rowan Hetzer

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A nonprofit mental health organization is saying goodbye to its president and CEO after nearly 25 years with the group, naming a long time employee as his successor. Here's the organization's newest C-suite executive. A nonprofit mental health organization is saying goodbye to its president and CEO after nearly 25 years with the group. A successor, a longtime employee, has been named and is set to begin her duties by mid-April.

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With the current CFO retiring, a veteran of corporate finance is poised to lead the Wright State University Foundation's financial operations. With the current CFO retiring, a veteran of corporate finance is poised to lead the Wright State University Foundation's financial operations. The Wright State University Foundation appointed Bobby Jones as its new CFO, effective April 7. He will replace current CFO Bob Batson, who will retire on April 30.

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A city of Dayton official, who spent over 30 years involved in the city's economic development, has passed away. Her work made her well-known to many of Dayton's business and public leaders. A city of Dayton official, who spent over 30 years involved in the city's economic development, has passed away. Amy Walbridge - downtown development coordinator of the city of Dayton within its department of planning, neighborhoods and development - died on March 28 at the age of 59.

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A large Ohio private university will begin a $35 million construction project for a new academic facility, funded by its most successful capital campaign in school history. One of the largest private universities in Ohio is set to begin on a $35 million construction project. The facility, designed to accommodate various research areas, received funding through a successful capital campaign.

3 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Rowan Hetzer

Semcorp's $1 billion investment in Sidney is moving forward. Learn about the completion of phase one of a major expansion set to bring 1,200 jobs to the region. China-based Semcorp Advanced Materials Group is creating 1,200 jobs through its nearly $1 billion investment in the region. Phase one of two of the project has been completed. The first facility, Project Burlington, entails a 95,000-square-foot facility primarily focused on manufacturing the coatings used in the electric process.