Health Care & Education

Hamilton College names Dennison VP for advancement

CLINTON, N.Y. — Lori Rava Dennison, a 1987 Hamilton College graduate with three decades of experience in fundraising, volunteer management, and donor relations at her alma mater, has been named Hamilton’s VP for advancement following a national search. Read More
Genius NY finalist, SkyOp, to offer drone training course at Tech Garden

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — SkyOp, a finalist in the Genius NY competition, is offering an introduction to unmanned-aircraft systems (UAS) course beginning Aug. 1 at the Syracuse Tech Garden. Read More
In Bloom Yoga rides the yoga boom

NEW HARTFORD — Which is your favorite: cat, dog (with or without hydrant), puppy, cow, or crane? The question is not directed to animal lovers, but rather, to yoga practitioners. Read More
A chat with Samaritan Medical Center’s Carman

Editor’s Note: CNY Executive Q&A is a feature appearing regularly in The Central New York Business Journal, authored by guest writer Jeff Knauss, who is co-founder of his own digital-marketing fir Read More
Crouse Health turns focus to the final phase of $38M emergency-department project

SYRACUSE — With the first phase of the emergency-department project complete, Crouse Health now focuses on the second part of the project. Read More
Cook elected president of Le Moyne College Alumni Association board

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — John D. Cook, a partner with Barclay Damon LLP, has been elected president of the Le Moyne College Alumni Association board of directors. Read More
CEO Talk: A chat with Samaritan Medical Center’s Carman

In this edition, I speak with Thomas Carman, president and CEO of Samaritan Medical Center, located in Watertown. He has been Samaritan’s leader since April, 2004. The organization employs 2,220 peopl Read More
Seven area startups selected for Upstate Medical’s medical device innovation challenge

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Upstate Medical University announced it has selected seven startups with medical devices and service proposals to participate in what’s being called the “medical device innovation challenge.” Read More
AMA Study finds that practice owners are no longer the physician majority

Less than half of patient-care physicians had an ownership stake in their medical practice, according to a newly updated study on physician-practice arrangements by the American Medical Association (A Read More