Talent Transplant: Dr. Jerome Gilbert
In celebration of those who have relocated to West Virginia, embraced our beloved state and now help us work toward a brighter future, Talent Transplant recognizes those who have adopted our Mountain Mama as their own.
Looking Back on 20 Years in Print: A Q&A with Editor in Chief Kensie Hamilton Fauber
Since 1998, West Virginia Executive (WVE) magazine has been sharing in-depth profiles and news coverage with the Mountain State’s business community, carving out its reputation as the state’s premier business-to-business publication.
An Insider’s Guide to Bridge Day
Every year on the third Saturday in October, BASE jumpers from around the world gather at the historic New River Gorge Bridge as they prepare to fling themselves from the top and parachute an impressive 876 feet to the bottom of the gorge.
Infrastructure at a Glance
Change is happening in West Virginia. Small businesses remain the backbone of the state’s economy, and a movement to support and promote the creative class is encouraging new entrepreneurs to take the leap into business ownership. The West Virginia Department of Commerce continues its efforts to recruit new businesses into the state while assisting local manufacturers in marketing their products around the world. These days, West Virginia really is “Open for Business.”
In Numbers: West Virginia Infrastructure
The dire condition of infrastructure today is a major challenge not only for the state of West Virginia but for the U.S. as a whole. Last year, the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Committee on American Infrastructure published the 2017 Infrastructure Report Card, ranking the U.S. based on the following key criteria: capacity, condition, […]
Improving Connectivity in the Mountain State
Broadband access continues to be a challenge in West Virginia due to the state’s low population density, mountainous topography and limited long-haul fiber, or fiber that spans extensive geographical distances. Currently ranked 44th in the nation by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in terms of the percentage of population with access to broadband, only 82 percent of West Virginia residents have broadband connectivity.
