How to choose the right influencer for your business
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Influencer marketing will not work for you unless you choose the right influencer. So, how do you choose the right influencer for your brand?
Search Results for research
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Student outreach program shines light on path to STEM careers for community college students
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From the cost of college to how to land an internship, the community college students had questions. A quartet of Virginia Tech students had the answers.
AAA: ‘Revenge Travel’ increasingly popular as bookings surge
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After more than a year of lockdowns, many Virginians are ready to travel again. “Revenge Travel” is a new trend where eager travelers are ready to hit the roads to make up for lost time from last year.
Future trends in HR management
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Following is a list of major future trends to be on the lookout for in HR management.
Virginia Tech helps launch English language center at Iraqi university battered by Islamic State
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The library at the University of Mosul was once among the finest in Western Asia, housing more than a million books, maps, and rare historical materials.
Danny LeBeau: A reality check on Morgan Griffith, Ben Cline opposition to energy innovation, rescuing American families
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In 1896, American immigrant Alexander Winton invented a gasoline-powered buggy.
AMPAC Fine Chemicals to expand Petersburg operation with $25M investment
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AMPAC Fine Chemicals will invest $25 million to expand its existing operation on North Normandy Drive in the City of Petersburg.
From mind control to viruses: How the government keeps experimenting on its citizens
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The U.S. government, in its pursuit of so-called monsters, has itself become a monster.
Aditxt to build state-of-the-art facility in Richmond, creating 300+ new jobs
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Aditxt will establish its first high-capacity AditxtScore™ Center in the City of Richmond in the second half of 2021.
Student writer examines importance of COVID-19 vaccines for area youths
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Even though it is rare for young people to get COVID, they should still get the vaccine because, even if they don’t have a high risk, you could come in contact with someone with a serious medical condition that makes them more susceptible to the virus.
