Scott Beaulieu is a Media Relations Manager for CBIA, a leading business organization in Connecticut. With a focus on local news and issues, Scott provides valuable insights and updates on topics such as workplace safety, business acquisitions, government policies, and economic development in the state.
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Scott Beaulieu's coverage focuses primarily on local business, industry news, workplace safety, and employment-related topics in Connecticut. He seems particularly interested in press releases and government announcements related to OSHA, IRS regulations, employee retention credits, leadership lessons, small businesses showcase as well as workplace safety measures.
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The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities released its Young People First report aimed at tackling the state's disconnected youth crisis Oct. 9.
Steve Moroney joins the CBIA BizCast to share how TD Bank helps manufacturers overcome challenges and find growth opportunities.
The Connecticut Technology Council celebrated women in STEM at its 19th annual Women of Innovation awards ceremony.
“We just feel so strongly that we have to be the flagship, the steward of this area,” says Saybrook Point Resort and Marina's Chris Bird.
A new Connecticut Science Center exhibit celebrates the success of the CBIA Foundation's Coolest Thing Made in Connecticut challenge.
OSHA fined the operator of three Massachusetts waterproofing contracting companies more than $280,000 in connection with an employee’s death.
In the wake of severe flooding in August, 278 Connecticut small businesses and nonprofits received $5.9 million in emergency state funding, according to the Lamont administration.
The state’s largest business organization issued the following response to today’s release of the October 2024 employment report.
Fascia's Chocolates president Carmen Romeo joins the CBIA BizCast to discuss the company's history, growth, and legacy.
The Department of Administrative Services launched a new portal “aimed at streamlining the user experience for those who do business with the state.”
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