Business New Haven
1221 Chapel Street New Haven, CT 06511
Phone: 203-781-3480
Fax: 203-781-3482
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From health care and real estate to women in business and technology, the editorial staff highlights news, trends and hot issues that matter most to the regional business community.
Business New Haven has five very popular and successful special issues, The Book of Lists, The Region, The Cities The Towns: Book of Facts, The Complete Guide To Business, The How To Book and BNH's Annual Awards issue. All data, articles and features of Business New Haven are available on-line at www.businessnewhaven.com and advertising is free to all print advertisers.
More than 90 percent of the region's companies are reached by Business New Haven within in its prime circulation area, which includes New Haven County, upper Fairfield County and parts of Middlesex County.
South-Central Connecticut is a dynamic entrepreneurial region driven by 18 colleges and universities, including Yale, Fairfield, New Haven and Quinnipiac. Three of the nation's largest pharmaceutical research and manufacturing centers; more than $250 million in federally funded bio-science research; the Yale School of Medicine; and nearly two-dozen leading biotech companies make this one of the largest biomedical, biotech and pharmaceutical communities in the world.
There are approximately 22,000 small to mid-sized companies and organizations (including non-profits and government) in New Haven County alone.
The region's unique resources include a highly educated pool of employees; thousands of entrepreneurs; major hospitals; the heart of Connecticut's famed shoreline; proximity to New York City; and world-leading manufacturers like Hubbell, Sikorsky Aircraft, BIC, GE Medical System and Timex.
The past three years have seen a marked expansion of information technology companies, drawn by the lifestyle, real estate costs, workforce, educational resource and access to major markets. Crossroads, "the Northeast's premier venue for venture capital," was moved to New Haven in May, 2001.
Circulation:
12,500 Bi-Weekly
Connecticut
• Population: 3,405,565
• Businesses: 78,821
Business New Haven
Market Area:
• Population: 793,208
• Businesses: 28,046
• Largest city in the region:
New Haven (123,626)
• More than 30% of New
Haven adults are college-
educated: 13 points above
the national average.