Hospitals and physicians are pushing the envelope on cancer treatment, from proton therapy to consolidated clinics.

Debbie Penzone grew up in Springfield as part of a big family that loved art, fashion and beauty. As a junior in high school in the 1980s, she gave one of her five brothers a perm so he could feather ...

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Hagan is leveraging her accounting background and leadership skills as the new CEO of Columbus Metropolitan Library.

Columbus CEO is proud to announce the 81 winners of our 2025 Top Workplaces awards. Winners and their rank were determined by CEO’s research partner, Energage, a workplace research firm based in Exton ...

As the new director of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium walks the path near the outdoor elephant yard, a shoe catches his eye. More specifically, an untied sneaker worn by longtime docent Nancy Mulholand ...

We’re proud to celebrate the 2022 class of Columbus CEO’s Future 50 with this special publication. This outstanding group of people has the determination, the vision and the heart to help usher the ...

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These 85 organizations are the 2024 Top Workplaces. They are listed by their rankings, which were determined by Columbus CEO research partner Energage, in three size categories based on the number of ...

When Michael Corey was hired as executive director of the Human Service Chamber of Franklin County in 2017, he was charged with overseeing its two distinct missions: to serve as “one voice” for the ...

Columbus CEO’s Top Workplaces 2025 recognizes 81 local organizations whose own workers rated them as employers of choice. In addition to these awards, our research partner, Energage, bestowed Special ...

In the mid-1980s, Barb Smoot taught high school math and physics in West Hartford, Connecticut. Working in the “Insurance Capital of the World” prompted her to take actuarial exams and give the ...