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The article provides an overview of the development and progress of businesses in Central New York. Cited company expansions and acquisitions include the purchase of Chimes Building by Salina Enterprise, expansions of Visions Federal Credit Union (FCU) headquarter, and Pathfinder Bank. Changes in leadership, new businesses, company moves, and contracts made headlines are also cited.

A list of conference and meeting places in New York is presented which includes New York State Fairgrounds, The Oncenter Convention Center, and SRC Arena & Events Center.

The article offers information on the Top 100 Corporations in 2014 which were ranked based on the total employee number in Central New York area. It includes the Birnie Bus Service Inc., Johnson Newspaper Corp., and Carrols Restaurant Group. In addition, the list includes many business companies that did not appeared on any previous Top 100 Corporations lists.

The article focuses on the quality of life, cultural attractions, and business innovation in Rochester, New York. It cites the music school in the city and the philharmonic orchestra of Rochester as part of the place's cultural offerings. It also discusses the night places and venues that are in the locality including the Corn Hill Restaurants.

The article focuses on the islands in Central New York (CNY) as destinations for big events, cultural activities, and recreation. It mentions that the islands, which include Greater Syracuse, the Finger Lakes, the Mohawk Valley, Lake Ontario, and the Thousand Islands offer excellent accommodations made possible through the Syracuse Convention & Visiting Bureau. It also discusses the amenities offer by the said localities for its visitors.

The article offers information on the progress reports from the businesses and non-profit organizations, including ABC Creative Group, Amazing Business Broker, and Annese and Associates Inc., in New York as of January 24, 2014. Topics include the companies' top executive, 2013 corporate highlights, and 2014 plans/outlook.

The article offers information on various reports related to the business in the Central New York as of 2013, including expansion, new funding sources, and mergers and acquisitions. It says that Blue Ocean Strategic Capital LLC plans to relocate its building Syracuse, New York. It mentions the plan of Ithaca, New York-based advanced materials company Primet Precision Materials Inc. to begin licensing its technology to big businesses.

The article announces the Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business-conditions index dipped 1.4 points to 4.9 in December as the monthly gauge indicated New York's manufacturing sector "expanded to a small degree."

The article offers information on "The Central New York Business Journal's" 2013 Top 10 Central New York's Best Places to Work in the category of five-50 employees. The companies include Bluerock Energy Inc., Delmonico Insurance Agency, and Food Bank of Central New York. The information include detailed description of the companies, how they help employees keep a balance between life and work, and future plans.

A directory of "The Central New York Business Journal" for manufacturers in Central New York is presented.

The article announces the recipients of the 2013 Nonprofit Awards in Central New York including Diana Perez of Nosotros Radio Inc., James N. Jerose from the American Heart Association and Marci Erlebacher from the Jewish Community Center of Syracuse.

The article offers information on several commercial construction projects in Central New York including Westhill CSD Phase II Capital Project of Ashley McGraw Architects P.C., Family Dental Office of Chianis+Anderson Architects PLLC, and Lambrou Apartments of G. M. Crisalli and Associates Inc.

The article offers information on several meeting and conference centers in Central New York, including Bayshore, Broome County Forum Theatre, and Clarion University Hotel.

A directory for hotels in Albany, New York is presented.

The article offers information on the 2012 accomplishments and the 2013 outlook of several businesses and nonprofit organizations in Central New York City. It states the new Wine Guardian products being launched by Air Innovations Inc. in 2012. It says that Argus Engineering PLLC plans to continue its efforts in customer service and technology area. It adds that AXA Advisors LLC has attained $11 million revenue in 2012.

The article presents insights from business executives in New York who are under 40 years of age. Laila Kobrossy Audi, technology commercialization manger at Blue High Inc., says that she has much to give in terms of resources, career opportunities, and quality of life. Ryan Barrett of Excellus Bluecross Blueshield says that he will continue to provide opportunities and experiences. Several executives including Willie David Cunningham, Matthew Darin, and Kristi Eck are also featured.

Several tables and charts are presented which provide financial data for the second quarter of 2012 in Central New York (CNY) including one on the home sales in the 16-county CNY region in comparison with that of 2011, another on the employment percentage in June and May 2012 and in June 2011, and one on airport-passenger traffic.

The article lists the top 500 companies in Central New York based on the 2011 business revenue in $ million including Verizon Communications Inc, NYSEG, and Agro Farma Inc.

A directory for the 500 largest profit and non-profit corporations in Central New York is presented. INSET: KEY.

The article offers information on the construction projects of various companies taking place in Central New York. It mentions about the construction of Phase 1 of the North Shore Water District by Barton & Loguidice PC and informs that renovations at the Syracuse Hancock International Airport Terminal are being performed by C & S Cos. Also offered are details related to total construction cost, owner and construction manager of various other projects.

The article lists several meeting and banquet facilities in Rochester, New York including The Rabbit Room, Seneca Park Zoo and Susan B. Anthony House Inc. along with the information on the general manager, seating capacity and contact data.

The article lists several hotels in Central New York region including Best Western Plus, Candlewood Suites and CrestHill Suites along with the information on the general manager, average rate for single-night stay and contact data.

The article lists several hotels in Rochester, New York including Big Tree Inn, Belhurst Castle and DoubleTree Hotel Rochester along with the information on the general manager, average rate for single-night stay and contact data.

The article lists the name of hotels in Albany, New York including Albany Marriott Hotel, Albany Ramada Plaza and Best Western Clifton Park along with the information on the general manager, average rate for single-night stay and contact data.

The article offers information on various companies and nonprofit organizations in New York along with their accomplishments in 2011 and outlooks in 2012. It states that Air Innovations Inc. designs and builds specialty air conditioning, refrigeration, and environmental-control products. It says that Anaren Inc. launched a low-power radio frequency (RF) Anaren Integrated Radio (AIR) module in 2011. It adds that C and S Cos. plans to integrate new technologies and techniques into their projects.

The article offers information on various business news published in "The Central New York Business Journal" in 2011. It mentions the expansion of Salina-based Barton & Loguidice P.C. in Newburgh in the January 28 issue. It discusses the acquisition of DeWitt-based Empire State Container Inc. (ESC) by Akron, Ohio-based Buckeye Corrugated Inc. in the July 15 issue. It adds that Jeff Unaitis was appointed as executive director of the Onondaga County Bar Association in the December 2 issue.

A directory for companies involved in architectural and engineering projects in New York is presented.

The article announces the honorees of the M&T Bank's Nonprofit Awards at the Doubletree Syracuse in New York on March 28, 2011 including Jeff Crouse for the Board Development award, David Bowles for Board Leadership award, and Charles W. Beach for the Career Achievement award.

The article offers information on several construction projects in retail, social services and hospitality sector in New York. It notes that the wastewater treatment plant improvement project in Weedsport has accounted 6.3 million dollars wherein M. A. Bongiovanni Inc. serves as the general contractor. Auburn Memorial Hospital has renovated its obstetrics unit costing 1.4 million dollars. Moreover, the Binghamton Intermodal Transit Terminal will be completed on November 1, 2011.

The article lists the meeting and banquet facilities in Rochester, New York including Artisan Works, Batavia Downs Casino, and Bristol Valley Theater.

The article offers information on the accomplishments and forecasts of various business and nonprofit organizations of New York. It reports on Joseph Lormand of Allume LLC becoming a North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners-certified solar photovoltaic installer. It also reports on Ashley McGraw Architects PC completing the new science center of Le Moyne College. It also reports on Beacon Federal continuing to expand its online services as well as in-branch conveniences in 2011.

The article analyzes the business news in Central New York from "The Central New York Business Journal" in 2010. It mentions the news highlights in January 2010 including the acquisition of Patrick & Dillon by Green & Seifter Certified Public Accountants PLLC and the consolidation of the Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce and the Metropolitan Development Association (MDA). It notes other acquisitions in December 2010 such as the assets of Ladd's Agency Inc. by Brown & Brown Empire State.

The article presents profiles for Syracuse, New York-based business executives which are recognized by the magazine in 2010. Robert Andrews of Madison Cortland ARC believes that there is a need of greater career opportunities for college graduates. Joseph A. Bick of Saint Joseph's Hospital Health Center says that the future of the community is in technology. Also include Mia C. Burse of Lockheed Martin, Lee H. Buttolph of Buttolph Lumber Co., and Marti H. Butts of Community Test Kitchen.

The article focuses on the career development and strategic moves of financial executives for business development in New York in 2010. John F. Brogan of L. & J. G. Stickley Inc. has concentrated on how to produce high quality products and rendered exceptional value services to their valued customers. Philip Fazio of SRCTEC Inc. was able to implement occupational training for employees. Leonard Puzzuoli of Otis Technology Inc. was able to manage private-equity-backed organizations.

The article offers information on the commercial construction projects in Central New York. The projects would include hospitality, manufacturing and entertainment sectors. Ashley McGraw Architects PC would be developing the Syracuse Center of Excellence in Environmental and Energy Systems. Barton and Loguidice PC would develop the Cortland County Department of Motor Vehicles and Board of Elections building. Dal Pos Architects LLC would develop the Bellevue Women's Center.

The article focuses on the Buy Local program introduced by the Fingerlakes Mall, New York, to increase its occupancy rate. Topics discussed include the program allowing small business to set up short-term leases of stores in the mall, benefits for small businesses with the help of storefront and mall's interest in attracting grocery stores and medical centers. Fingerlakes' marketing director Vin Gleason comments on support to charities, event marketing, and opening of a casino.

The article offers a review of business events and reports that happened in 2009 in New York. It notes the deal of Finger Lakes Technologies Group Inc. and area school districts which allowed the firm to offer data services over its fiber network to 10 schools in the Auburn City School District. It mentions the elimination of jobs by clothing retailers Macy's Inc. and Bon-Ton Stores Inc. It cites the expansion plan of product-design, engineering firm Allred and Associates Inc.

The article offers information on business enterprises that have generated revenue over 10 million dollars in Central New York. The firearms-cleaning system manufacturer Otis Technology Inc. continues to hire and create jobs in the Lewis County. The architectural firm King & King Architects LLP has slowly develop its growth strategy by employing employees every year. The logistics provider Mohawk Global Logistics continues to expand its regional presence, and offer more services.

The article offers information on the companies that have revenue greater than ten million dollars in Central New York. The scrap metal processing company Upstate Shredding LLC has been completing its land, equipment and asset acquisitions of Matlow Company Inc. The convenience retail store Nice N Easy Grocery Shoppes Inc. is planning to add two new locations every year. The computer manufacturer Seneca Data Inc. are continuing to expand its Revonate Manufacturing and Services Division.

The article presents a profile for some of the journal's top 40 businesspeople and executives who excelled in their field in Syracuse, New York. Donna Adams of the Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety wanted to attract and keep youth in the city by creating and sustaining opportunity. Brigitte Marie Aungier of Lockheed Martin valued her military experience because it gave her the opportunity to work with and learn from diverse group of people.

The article reports on the New York state program called Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) which aims to help small business entrepreneurs. It notes that the program provide entrepreneurs with counseling and training through 24 campus-based regional centers and 29 outreach services for free. It adds that SBDC also assist job developers who are interested in or want to expand as manufacturers, exporters, and technology-oriented firms.

The article highlights the accomplishments of several businesses in New York in 2008 as well as their business outlook for 2009. These businesses include ABC Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Inc., AmeriCU Credit Union and Annese & Associates Inc. Information about each company's products and services and executives is also provided.

Interviews to several executives and business owners in Syracuse, New York, are presented including Michael Brady, Butch Braun, and Marybeth Carella. Brady stresses that he was looking forward on the ongoing success of his company. Braun suggests to treat others as he would like to be treated as his principle in life. Moreover, Carella states that becoming a real estate broker was the best career decision she ever made.

The article announces appointments of several executives in the health care sector in New York including Marc Sorbello as assistant director of community relations of Auburn Memorial Hospital, physician Kirk R. Panneton as medical director of Capital District Physicians' Health Plan Inc. and Douglas Fye as director of physical medicine and rehabilitation of Saint Joseph's Hospital Health Center.

The article presents several women entrepreneurs, executives and professionals in New York. They include Vera House Inc.'s executive director Randi Bregman, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.'s community affairs manager Pamela Brunet, and SonicBrite partner Michelle M. Keib. Each shares her greatest inspiration, first childhood job, and advice to women who want to succeed. The core values essential to their success are also discussed.

The article presents the chief financial officers (CFOs) nominated for the CFO of the Year Awards to be held at The Oncenter Complex in Syracuse, New York on May 29, 2008. These include Hal Goodman of Eric Mower and Associates, Robert Hillick of Adirondack Bank, and William Cregg of DeWaid Roofing Co. Inc. The awards aim to recognize CFOs who have made significant contributions towards the growth and profitability of their companies.

The article announces career developments of several executives in New York, including the appointments of Philip Smith as director of organizational development at Crouse Hospital and Pete Smith as transport director of PACE CNY and the selection of Robert Burbank as corporate director of information technology at Canastota.

A directory for resorts in New York is presented including Cranwell Resort, Spa & Golf Club; Fort William Henry Resort Hotel; and Hilton Lake Placid Resort.

The article presents an advertisement for the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) of HelpPeople, a service of Crouse Hospital in New York. Accordingly, EAP is capable to training supervisors on how to recognize the early symptoms of employees personal problems as well as helps them to do the correct procedure in addressing the situation. EAP services, includes assessment and short-term counselling, referral to community resources, employee educational programs and human resource consultations.