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The Economic Impact Awards ceremony and special publication spotlights excellence in business, including employee and revenue volumes and impact on the community, with honorees and top honors chosen by an independent panel of judges.
Jason Gage says in statement that “leaving Springfield just didn’t feel right.”
Request from community members meets with amendment clarification vote that loses 5-4.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, education, engineering, health care, law and publicly traded companies.
Former MSU President Clif Smart is recognized with the 2024 Lifetime Achievement in Business award.
An ownership group represented by Jeremy and DeeDee Brokate buys the business.
A dozen community members advocated for housing to be highlighted in a ballot measure, but an amendment by Councilmember Brandon Jenson to add that language failed.
Summer Rascoll-Jones is scheduled to start next month.
Dean Thompson says he expects to transition to temporary leadership post with new nonprofit as time with chamber winds down this year.
The 102-year-old was presented with the Key to the City by Mayor Ken McClure last month.
Employers, education professionals and workers say flexibility and purpose draw young people to jobs.
Newsmakers in the areas of banking & finance, chambers of commerce, economic development, engineering, health care, law, marketing, media and nonprofit.
While some might think the founder of an international humanitarian relief organization that employs hundreds and responds to dozens of global disasters annually long ago figured out an ideal work-life balance, they probably haven’t visited with Hal Donaldson.
Nearest Mormon temple now in Bentonville.
Charley Steele and Josh Huskey operate Iron Knights Strafford.
Springfield Business Journal’s inaugural Nonprofit Excellence Awards will honor nine area nonprofits and three individuals serving the field.
The university is the first affiliate partner of the health care collaboration announced last year.
Billy Dove speaks about plans for Springfield Media Corp. during SBJ's 12 People You Need to Know event.
Jay Burchfield, former leader of Trust Company of the Ozarks, decided not to stand for reelection earlier this year.
Travis Rubelee succeeds longtime leader John Feick, who retired from the organization.
A franchise store of a Branson West-based quilting business made its Queen City debut; Grateful Vase launched in Lebanon; and Branson entertainment venue The Social Birdy had its grand opening.
$2M in tax credits awarded to SWMO nonprofits
Baldwin, Lathan to chair United Way campaign
Produce recall impacts food sold at Walmart, Aldi and Kroger
Mixed-used development proposed in KC area
Tax deduction program for farmers set to launch
Report: Panera explores sale of Caribou Coffee, Einstein Bros Bagels