In our most anticipated issue of the year, January’s

VermontBiz brings you Vermont’s top 143 companies

ranked by sales revenue. And this 36th edition is packed

with charts showing Vermont’s fastest growing companies

from last year to more than 30 years ago, with profiles of

Northeast Vermont Regional Hospital, Holstein Associates

USA, Westaff, Jamaica Cottage Shop, and others.

Plus, we identify firms to keep your eye on for their growth

and innovation over the last 5 years, including

Mamava, Momentum Manufacturing Group and On Logic.

VermontBiz talks talks politics, pardons, parental leave

and more with Governor Phil Scott who is looking to finish

the job he started as he begins his 4th term.

And don’t miss the story on Flatty Bear - a beloved

childhood toy that inspired a retiree to start a business!

All this and more is in the January Issue of VermontBiz.

Celebrating 50 Years of Serious Business, serious news.

For a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to

vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

In December’s VermontBiz, we learn more about the woman who made history in November’s Elections. Becca Balint, a former state senator is the first woman and the first gay person to represent Vermont in the US House of Representatives. She is ready to write the next chapter.

In our economic profile of the Northeast Kingdom we ask: Could the region continue its comeback, given its small population, long-time economic challenges and a slowdown in pandemic funding? The answer is a yes, and then some!

The VermontBiz healthcare report looks at Williston based Garnett Healthcare - a company who sees the cracks in Vermont’s Healthcare System as a growth opportunity!

And VermontBiz is celebrating the holidays by supporting local business in our annual holiday gift guide, featuring Vermont made products! From Craft Nut Butter to Custom made glass to freeze dried candy … you’ll find all you need for the holidays all in one place.

All this and more is in the December Issue of VermontBiz -

celebrating 50 years of Serious Business...Serious News.

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November’s VermontBiz profiles Dr. John Brumstead, retiring

president and CEO of University of Vermont Health Network.

He reflects on his 30 year career - all of which he spent here in

Vermont and the evolution of how medical care is delivered in

the Green Mountain State.

We also look at the Washington County Economic report -

celebrating wins (like the growing diversity of businesses and

vibrant downtowns) and acknowledging challenges: finding

workers (and housing) is still tough!

In our transportation focus we look at the resumption of

passenger service on Amtraks Vermont Trains - The expansion

of the New York City to Rutland route brought a ridership boost

of 51% in August.

And VermontBiz has a special section on the 13th annual Rising

Stars Class of 2022, highlighting the top 40 new leaders in

Vermont under 40 years of age.

Finally - Woman Saves Dog...and starts business! Read about the

genesis of Houndstooth and learn about canine couture!)

All this and more is in the November Issue of VermontBiz .

Celebrating 50 years of Serious Business...Serious News. For a

subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

In October’s VermontBiz you’ll see why the future is rural as we

profile Matt Dunne and the non-profit Center on Rural Innovation.

Dunne is one of the leaders in a growing national movement to

develop rural entrepreneurship and help end the digital divide.

The non-profit has helped communities raise $18 million to help

towns manifest their visions.

VermontBiz focuses on Travel and Tourism with a look at an

optimistic forecast for the ski industry. Last year was strong and

with the easing of restrictions on the Canadian border,

enthusiasm is high!

Our Economic Report shows economic indicators improving in

Bennington County, where business owners are basking in the

“great national migration” to Bennington.

We also introduce you to the mother daughter duo behind Vivace

Vermont. Learn how Sophia Manzi , a painter, and her mother

Gail Borden, a quilter, combined their talents to create wearable

art (and vibrant homegoods).

All this and more is in the October Issue of VermontBiz. Serious

Business, serious news. For a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or

go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

In September’s VermontBiz, we profile a true Renaissance

economic Development man. As President of the non-profit

Greater Burlington Industrial Corporation, Frank Cioffi has had

a hand in almost every significant economic development in

Vermont over the last three decades!

We also look at the Construction industry – this can be

considered a Boom Time - as long as a tight workforce, and

supply chain problems don’t get in the way… And we

interview South Burlington’s Jay Fayette and Johnny Illick to

get a contractor's view of today’s business climate.

VermontBiz’s economic report focuses on Franklin County –

where opportunity and bustling tourism are meeting workforce

and housing issues. And what will happen to office space as a

paradigm shift takes a toll on a once thriving sector?

Finally - it’s award time! Healthy Living Market and Cafe

is the winner of the Deane C Davis Outstanding Business

of the year award - AND we celebrate the 25 fastest

growing companies in Vermont!

All this and more is in the September Issue of VermontBiz.

Serious Business, serious news. For a subscription, call

802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

August’s VermontBiz profiles Ellen Kahler, the Executive Director of the Vermont Sustainable Jobs fund, She has an action plan for just about every one of Vermont’s problems. Jobs going begging, an aging population, the high cost of housing, homelessness, low wages, limited childcare, or the opioid problem — find out what else is on her “to do” list!

VermontBiz’s economic feature reports on the Draft of the West Central Vermont Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy released for public comment. Can this partnership between four counties make a difference?

We also talk to the new owners of JC’s Deli in Springfield - how did a veteran firefighter and longtime childcare center owner make the leap to making grinders?

Finally, VermontBiz shines a light on ENERGY and the work of LEDdynamics. From lighting that promotes natural circadian rhythms to infrared light technology to promote healing, the company remains at the forefront of exploring how light can solve the world’s problems.

All this and more is in the August Issue of VermontBiz, now Celebrating 50 Years of Serious Business, serious news!

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In July’s VermontBiz we profile the Colchester based distribution, sale and warehouse tech supplier that has been widely credited with quietly revolutionizing the beer wine and soda industries for

the last 50 years. Who is this “VIP” stealth behemoth? Read the article to find out!

(And speaking of beer…) in our Section on Vermont Breweries, VermontBiz profiles the newest releases from Switchback and Lawsons and celebrates the 10th anniversary of Whetstone Beer Company. And if that isn’t enough to whet your whistle, raise a glass to the acquisition of Vermont’s Long Trail Brewing Company by Boston based Harpoon Brewery. Will they live hoppily ever after?

Our technology section includes the story of Aegis Renewable Energy founder Nils Behn and his quest to leave a positive net impact by harnessing the power of the sun. Learn about his journey from living off the grid to working on the grid!

All this and more is in the July Issue of VermontBiz, now Celebrating 50 Years of Serious Business, serious news!

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In June’s VermontBiz, we profile several ambitious restaurateurs who forged ahead with their plans during the pandemic. Running a restaurant is risky business, with staggering levels of complexity. Add a huge serving of Covid-19 and it quickly becomes daunting. Learn why these savvy entrepreneurs didn’t throw in the towel!

VermontBiz also looks at Rutland County: After a prolonged time of upheaval, uncertainty and staying home, they are ready to embrace the flexible economy - could this be a silver lining?

We also feature a story on Vermont’s fast-moving Michael Pieciak, the high-profile former commissioner of the state's Department of Financial Regulation and Governor Phil Scott's "data guy" during the state's two-year battle against COVID. Pieciak resigned as commissioner on April 30, saying he wanted to explore other options. Now he’s contemplating a run to replace Beth Pearce for State Treasurer.

And don’t miss our special SBA insert featuring Small Business Persons and Small Business of the year awards!

All this and more is in the June issue of VermontBiz.

Celebrating 50 years of Serious Business, serious news. For a

subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

In May’s VermontBiz we have a sweet and spicy interview with

Laura Sorkin, Eric Sorkin and Curt Alpeter, the entrepreneurial trio

behind the innovative creations at Runamok. Learn more about

the "sparkle" they’ve brought to the retail maple (and honey)

market.

Our 50th Anniversary special coverage continues with a look at

the last 40 years of the Church Street Marketplace! The

pedestrian mall transformed upper Church Street in Burlington

from a typical urban shopping street into a modern community

space. Begun in 1981, the transformation continues to this day - a

Vermont example of ever changing urban renewal.

And don’t miss our special Best of Business AWARDS section!

The 6th annual BOB Awards honor over 100 Vermont business

“treasures” identified by over 68,000 readers during our survey in

early 2022. Who are the winners? Pick up an issue and find out!

All this and more is in the May Issue of Vermont Biz. Celebrating

50 years of Serious Business, serious news. For a subscription,

call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.

In April’s edition of VermontBiz, we interview Josiah Miles

owner and president of the third-generation building materials

supplier rk Miles. Business is booming! But the problems Miles

faces include keeping up with the heavy demand, meeting

deadlines, disruptions in the supply chain, see-sawing prices, and

a lack of new young workers entering the trades.

Vermont Biz dives deeper into construction with a forecast of

a very busy season with a high chance of supply disruptions. But

when complete, Vermont’s roadways will be happy trails indeed!

(We’ll give you a heads up on the major construction projects for

2022.) You’ll want to read our special “coverage” on the trials and

tribulations of a Vermont covered bridge and what happens when

delivery trucks take a wrong turn!

And don’t miss our special insert in partnership with the

Vermont Chamber announcing the 16th annual 50 Best Places to

Work in Vermont!

All this and more is in the April Issue of VermontBiz -

Celebrating 50 years of Serious Business, serious news. For a

subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.