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50 Years After Apollo 11, Ohio’s Aerospace Contributions are Still Mission Critical
Ohio is known as “the birthplace of aviation,” but its resources also helped get mankind to the moon. The Lewis Research Center was home to much of the testing and consulting for, and even the naming of, the Apollo 11 mission. Today, Ohio is where companies and research facilities continue to advance aerospace and aviation innovation.
Ohio Pushes Aerospace and Aviation Forward with Breakthroughs in Unmanned Aircraft Systems
In Ohio, our aerospace and aviation workforce and R&D, our academic institutions, hundreds of suppliers and manufacturers, and cutting-edge advancements in unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) make the state an unmatched location to expand and develop an aerospace company.
Ohio’s Tax Policy About Results, Not Philosophies
The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital Spins Off Groundbreaking Gene Therapy Companies
Nationwide Children’s Hospital is one of the best pediatric hospitals in the U.S. Its research institute has also made it synonymous with leadership in gene therapy. The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital has become an epicenter of new discoveries and startups that make a real difference for patients.
The Top Three Factors Disrupting the Food Industry
Three trends are impacting disruptions in the food industry. Consolidations, technology and a lean toward healthier foods are among the factors that food companies should be paying attention to today to set goals and expectations for operations moving forward.
From Farm to Consumer: Breaking Down Ohio’s Food Value Chain
One of the reasons that Ohio is a predominant state for food and agribusiness is that there is productive farmland, abundant fresh water and a complete value chain – grain, livestock, processing, manufacturing, packaging, and distribution. Take an in-depth look at Ohio’s end-to-end food industry through graphics, numbers and facts.
