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Arlington public art projects are synonymous with civic design and involve a wholistic approach of working alongside architecture, landscape design, wayfinding design, urban forestry, historic preservation and community input

Arlington is home to more than 300 nonprofit organizations employing nearly 8500 people; a key industry sector in Arlington.

Area 2 Farms uses proprietary indoor growing technology that incorporates micro-robotics, and more efficiently manages heat and humidity, allowing the facility to produce hundreds of different crops —   while using 25% fewer LED lights than typical indoor farms.

Fresh Impact Farms, Arlington's only commercial farm, is calling its rapidly-growing enterprise of urban hydroponic growing "the future of farming."

The July 13 Return on Creativity event will host industry leaders and officials facing changes to what returning to work might look like. Expect the unexpected.

When Michael Dumlao, Senior Brand and Diversity Advisor at Booz Allen Hamilton, was tapped to lead a rebranding effort in 2015, he never imagined it would impact his own life's work along the way.

The pandemic has every employer and worker questioning how and where they will work when and if conditions are safe to return to an office. Yet in an increasingly distributed and remote world of work, what is the role of place? We believe that there is power in creating spaces both virtual and physical for employees and the growing freelance workforce.

Isn’t it time to start planning the annual holiday office party? Pot luck or catered? Games? Gift exchange? And who doesn’t love wearing a quirky holiday sweater? Or having a laugh over a clever goofy gift?

In the last Return on Creativity: Return on the Future event, panelists and attendees took a high view of the experience economy. Positioning your business to stand out to your workforce, your consumers, your place and your brand are critical to shaping tomorrow.