Birmingham’s Topgolf still hiring
Interviews started October 9, but it’s not too late to apply. Here are the deets on Topgolf’s upcoming hiring blitz in Birmingham:
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Cash injection: UAB and Innovation Depot among RIS 2017 grant winners, for a total of half a million dollars!
UAB and Innovation Depot have caught the federal government’s eye in the best way! On September 22, UAB revealed that the US Department of Commerce awarded the university nearly half a million dollars. Innovation Depot and UAB represent 2 of 42…
Birmingham’s Big Pitch
Rev Birmingham, also instrumental in Zyp’s bikeshare program and the Woodlawn street market, will host its 4th annual Big Pitch this November. But don’t worry, you still have time to enter! I interviewed Deon Gordon and Brian Bucher to find…
What Great Partners Birmingham and Amazon Would Be
By now you’ve probably heard that Amazon is looking for city to place a second Headquarters office and we can think of no better partner than the city of Birmingham. In fact, we are urging Amazon to take a hard…
Birmingham Just Got a Huge Boost to its Economy by Landing Autocar
$120 Million Economic Investment into the Birmingham Area More jobs are on their way to Birmingham with Governor Ivey and the Birmingham Business Alliance’s announcement that the Indiana based manufacturing plant Autocar will expand manufacturing of its heavy-duty-cab-over engine trucks…
In-depth with Quantalytix, the Birmingham startup looking to upstage a giant
I don’t think I have ever heard of someone who thinks that reducing lending risk shouldn’t happen – certainly not since the 2009 subprime lending crisis. I met with Will Bryant and Chris Aliotta to talk about their Velocity accelerator…
Indeed.com ranks Birmingham as top “Most Bang for Your Buck” city
Indeed.com is one of the largest job seeking websites on the internet, so they do know a little bit about the job market and the cost of living in the U.S.
Why EBSCO’s leadership development matters
Sponsored EBSCO Industries empowers its employees to take ownership of their work while also growing them personally and professionally. See how this Forbes’ top privately-held company develops its employees and how you can become a part of the team at EBSCO!
Birmingham Innovators: Dr. Mazi Rasulnia and Dr. Sanjay Singh
Sponsored As Innovation Week is in full swing, we should look at what makes us innovators. What does Birmingham medical startup Pack Health do, and how did they do it in Birmingham? I spoke with Dr. Mazi Rasulnia and Dr.…
A new veterinary supply company is setting up in the Sloss business district
Sponsored Birmingham’s veterinary community has something to look forward to – as do Birmingham job-seekers! STERIS Animal Health’s new headquarters plans to hire new team members, and you can apply here.
The Birmingham Business Alliance’s Talent Recruitment Program, Sloss, and you
Sloss Tech and Sloss Fest just didn’t pack enough into a single weekend. The Birmingham Business Alliance joins the fray for three days, via their Sloss Experience!
Birmingham to host Tech Jobs Tour
Birmingham is quickly making a name for itself as the place to start a new tech company in the South. Right now, the United States has more than half a million tech-related job openings! But how can you find these…
North Birmingham wants you back!
Ever since Avondale Brewery opened, Birmingham has really sprung back – our city even plays host to a blog celebrating this, Comeback Town! As more and more people find that they want to live in our city, it’s important to…
Is EBSCO right for you?
Sponsored EBSCO Industries, a Forbes’ top privately-held company, headquartered in Birmingham has 6,000 employees in 25 businesses worldwide. Better yet, this innovative company has loyal employees who love their jobs. And, they are hiring! Is EBSCO right for you?
A Birmingham guide to “just getting a job”
Congratulations! If you’re reading this, you’re interested in money, experience, and probably both! Finding a job that’s better than “may I take your order” might seem daunting, but it’s really not that bad.