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Another step forward for passenger rail

  Former U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood told an audience of business leaders at the QCBJ’s Transportation & Infrastructure Symposium in the Quad Cities on April 11, 2024, there was “no time to waste” in trying to get passenger rail…

Corn Belt Port amplifies the Mississippi

The Mississippi River is the most important asset to the Quad Cities region. Unfortunately, for…

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RIP, Gerald “Jerry” L. Butts

When new economic development or civic efforts are launched in any community or region, it…

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Registered Apprenticeships boosting Iowa’s future workforce 

Today’s ever-changing workforce can often create challenges for businesses, and require innovative solutions to meet…

Women Veterans of the QC launched 

One of the best ways to honor and thank veterans on Veterans Day is to…

FTC Consumer Alert: After a disaster, make your donations count

Many communities are experiencing devastating losses from recent hurricanes, and no one knows how long…

Cancer Support Community continues and expands reach of Gilda’s Club QC

This November marks 26 years Cancer Support Community Iowa & NW Illinois at Gilda’s Club…

Fair Oaks back on track

After Amazon built its massive 2.3 million-square-foot Robotics Fulfillment Center in Davenport, it paused on…

Coaching versus mentoring

Many people use the terms coach and mentor interchangeably, but there are important distinctions. Both…

Augustana bucks higher ed woes

Andrea Talentino  has been president of Augustana College for just over two years. While she…

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The best and brightest

Thursday, Sept. 19, the QCBJ honored 40 leaders throughout the Quad Cities who are under…

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The next phase for our Center for Nonprofit Excellence

When we launched the new Quad Cities Community Foundation Center for Nonprofit Excellence last summer,…

National Recovery Month celebrates transformations, renewed relationships, and hope

In the world of drug and alcohol counseling, no two stories are alike. It’s a…

The strategic advantage of partnering with an executive search firm

Ask any business about their most common and costly challenges, and you will more than…

ImpactLife embraces collaboration, innovation to improve patient outcomes  

Throughout my 21-year career in health care leadership and as a long-time Quad Citizen, I…

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Support Grow Quad Cities 

Economic development organizations across the country are continually trying to adapt to the changing economic…

Peter Tokar III will be the next president and CEO of the Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce, beginning mid-January 2024, the organization announced on Wednesday, Dec. 6.