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Wednesday, September 02, 2026Dublin on the Rise: August Report
Dublin continues to see exciting growth as businesses expand, new organizations join our community, and development projects take shape. We’re here to help keep you informed about what’s happening throughout the city. Below is a look at recent permits, projects, and developments contributing to Dublin’s continued growth. Issued PermitsFrom:8/1/2026 To:8/31/2026Module:BuildingType:CommercialSubtype:Addition,Alteration,Commercial Accessory Structure,NewStatus:Issued Commercial AdditionCOhatch Riverview
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Tuesday, August 25, 2026John W. Danforth Company to Expand in Dublin Following City Council Approval
Dublin City Council has approved an economic development agreement with John W. Danforth Company, a mechanical services provider specializing in mechanical contracting, engineered building systems and energy solutions. The company primarily serves commercial, industrial and institutional clients across the Northeast and parts of the Midwest. John W. Danforth Company currently has a presence on Shier Rings Road and plans to expand operations to a new facility in Dublin. “The decision to open our Ohio
Tuesday, August 25, 2026Northwest Bank Headquarters Coming to Dublin’s Bridge Street District
City Council Approves Economic Development Agreement to Bring Northwest Bank Headquarters to Dublin’s Bridge Street DistrictDublin City Council has approved an economic development agreement with Northwest Bank, a publicly traded, full-service financial institution providing a complete range of business and personal banking products. The bank will relocate its corporate headquarters to Dublin, creating new jobs and supporting the company's continued growth. Northwest Bank will occupy the entire 75,000
Sunday, August 23, 2026SBA Helps Ohio Small Businesses Prepare for Disaster Emergencies
September is National Preparedness Month, and small businesses need to make plans for emergency situations, just as households do. The Small Business Administration invites Ohio small business owners to attend an informative program focused on preparing for, responding to and recovering from disasters. A panel of federal, state and local experts will share practical guidance and best practices to help businesses strengthen their emergency plans and build greater resilience. Taking place on Sept. 3, the
Wednesday, June 17, 2026BWC Rate Cuts Continue, but Many Employers Still Overpay for Workers’ Comp
Workers’ compensation costs continue to put pressure on Ohio employers, and many employers are unknowingly missing out on significant BWC discounts. With complex rules and changing eligibility requirements, it’s easy to overpay without realizing it. Through Dublin Chamber of Commerce with Sedgwick, a leader in workers’ compensation solutions, your organization can receive a free, no-obligation savings analysis. We’ll evaluate your current program and determine whether you qualify for the most
Thursday, October 17, 2024Acrobat Power Moves: Adobe Tools Help Women Entrepreneurs Crush It
This Women’s Small Business Month, it’s time to spotlight the resources that help women entrepreneurs soar. Adobe Acrobat simplifies key business processes, from document management to team collaboration, freeing up time for what matters most—scaling their companies. Whether refining workflows or speeding up decision-making, these features give women business owners a competitive edge in the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship. Acrobat AI Assistant: With Acrobat AI Assistant, you can see for yourself
