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          Building up the communities we work and live in, whether through grants, creating new lending options for underrepresented communities, or
        2. Old National Bank Bolsters Midwest and Southeast Communities with $3.6 Million
          Old National Bank makes a difference throughout its Midwest and Southeast footprint by giving back to the communities it serves. In 2024 alone, Old
        3. Old National’s Huy Vu on Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
          Observed during the month of May, “Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month” recognizes the contributions and influence of
        4. Old National’s Ray Bronski Shares What Pride Means to Him
          Pride Month, celebrated throughout the month of June, is an annual celebration of the many contributions made by the LGBTQ+ community to history and
        5. Payroll Software is the Key to Small Business Growth
          If your business hasn't digitized its payroll yet, you may want to consider taking the leap. Not only does a good payroll software help curb revenue loss, it can also serve as a foundation for your company's growth
        6. Recession Warning Signs Are Flashing. 4 Tips To Protect Your Small Business During A Downturn.
          Warning Sign Three out of four economists predict that the US economy will enter a recession by 2021. Some economists are predicting that the next recession could be deeper and more severe than the previous one in light of the fact that business and household debts are at higher levels than they were prior to the Great
        7. Student loan help emerges as top benefit option
          Student loan programs are the No. 1 new benefit that companies are planning to start providing to their employees during their open enrollment period this year, according to Employee Benefit Adviser's Open Enrollment Readiness Benchmark. The benchmark, now a quarterly feature, surveys employers on critical elements of
        8. Sustainable Manufacturing: A Key Driver for Environmental Responsibility
          In today's fast-paced and interconnected world, the need for environmental responsibility has reached critical proportions. Climate change, resource
        9. Tax Season Will Be Here Soon. 3 Tips to Prepare
          Taxes are the sort of thing many of us would rather not think about until we absolutely have to. And in that regard, there's some good news.
        10. The Manufacturing Industry’s Emerging Tech Future Is Here Already–And Women Will Be At The Heart Of It
          While manufacturing remains male-dominated, events like last month’s Women in Manufacturing Summit underline the progress being made in attracting