Cover Story
Servant leadership
Carilion executive hasn’t forgotten her time on the front lines of patient care
Virginia Business Person of the Year: Nancy Agee, President and CEO, Carilion Clinic, Roanoke
Opinion
Despite the wackiness
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Consistency amid change
Longtime honorees are recognized along with the 2017 class
2017 Virginia Legal Elite
JMU expects venue to help it stand out from other schools
James Madison University is planning a new stadium, the Union Bank & Trust Center.
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Jefferson Lab project aids exploration of nucleus of an atom
Jefferson Lab recently completed the 12 GeV (gigaelectronvolts) upgrade of the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility (CEBAF).
Elite leaders
Twenty-six lawyers have made the list every year since 2000
Fundraising campaign aims to enhance Abingdon museum
The goal of the William King Museum of Art’s $5 million fundraising campaign is not only to enhance the facility but also to make the museum’s 20-acre Abingdon campus more accessible and inviting.
Software helps companies stay in compliance
Qualtrax develops software that helps customers wade through documents.
Company develops single test to identify infectious diseases
Ashburn-based Aperiomics, a company that allows doctors to identify infectious diseases through a single test, says it has now received a total of $6 million from the National Science Foundation, as well as a $100,000 grant from Virginia’s Center for Innovative Technology.
Henrico data center company serves a diverse clientele
Henrico County-based GreyGate LLC serves a growing demand for customized data centers in the U.S. and overseas.
Earth, wind and fire
Natural catastrophes could affect rates next year
Loss figures that are still being compiled likely will have an influence on commercial insurance rates next year.
Lifting spirits
Virginia’s distillery industry is booming, but it faces barriers to growth
In Virginia the production of spirits, including moonshine, is growing dramatically.