Virginia Business - July 2005

COVER STORY
Find them and keep them
CEOS find new strategies to retain employees.

Physicals keep executive happy, hardworking

REGIONAL REPORT
Williamsburg area is showing it has more to offer than history

Business spotlight
Incogen could put Williamsburg on the map as a high-tech town.

ARCHITECTURE & ENGINEERING
Tax-credit program helping to revitalize Virginia's cities

Old Richmond house becomes do-it-yourself tax-credit project

Publisher's Profile: John Braymer, head of the Virginia Society of the AIA

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION
Targeted learning
Businesses look to customized executive education programs for a competitive edge.

MANUFACTURING
Competition increasing for environmental awards
Virginia's version od the Shingo Prize
Charlotte County community recovering from plant closing
Tredegar technical center consolidates R&D functions
New River to seek approval for new drug

DEPARTMENTS
Editor's Corner
- Trying times or hiring time?

Virginia Ideas
- Should Virginia allow offshore drilling for natural gas?

Around the Old Dominion
- FBI relocates regional office to Prince William
- Weaving a legacy
- Company is riding a new interest in mobile marketing
- Venture capital fund meeting development goals
- Danville hospital sale raises hope for community
- Harrisonburg area gets national ranking

Followups
An update on companies and trends featured in recent issues:
- William Goodwin
- Sheila Johnsomn

Reporter's Notebook
Notes and thoughts from the travels of Virginia Business writers and editors

For the Record
Mergers & acqusitions	Cutbacks, closings	Stocks, financing
Deals	Products, services	Legal, regulatory
New plants	Divestitures	Noteworthy
People	Expansions
Contracts	Real estate