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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Nine executives present at the fourth-annual 90 Ideas in 90 Minutes.
Newsmakers in the areas of education, banking and finance, communications, engineering, health care, law and manufacturing.
State anticipates over 6,000 workers.
Most of the other Missouri MSAs follow suit, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The Missouri Housing Development Commission recollected funds, officials say.
Tomo Drug Testing expands into new industries with two acquisitions this year.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, education, health care, landscaping, manufacturing and retail.
Officials break ground on the development with an expected 10-month build-out.
The average local worker earns $837 per week, according to federal data.
The unemployment figure for the Show-Me State is 3.1% in October.
Workforce talent attraction has been on the minds of Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce leaders.
Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, education, health care, municipal, nonprofit and real estate.
Features Editor Christine Temple opens a dialogue to combat generational tension in the workplace.
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Still, the Queen City is No. 2 among the largest cities in Missouri.
The $1.8 million initiative also includes charging stations and technician training.
Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, health care, media, municipal, nonprofit and real estate.
A Springfield-based nonprofit is capitalizing on a $1.3 million grant.
Willard school project is selected for design award.
Germany-based Symrise begins integrating the Springfield companies into its organizational structure.
Nearly 120 positions are relocating in 2020 to the outdoor retailer’s Queen City headquarters.
The first of a three-phase senior health care community in Rogersville opened; Cafe Basilico got its start on C-Street; and Rooney McBride & Smith LLC tripled its space in a move.
‘Mystery Hour’ partnership aims to erase $2.7M in medical debt
Homebuilder launches county commissioner campaign
Without TIF, The Ridge work to start next year
United Way VP chosen as Safe and Sober director
Business Spotlight: A Square Meal
Residents blame hedge fund for downfall of Sidney, Nebraska
Curb Appeal: $6M worth of high-dollar homes listed in November
Chris Bryant, Development and Productivity Coach with Murney Associates says the biggest challenge he faces in his role is himself. “Getting beyond myself is always a challenge to figure out how am …
Christina Ford, President and Founder of The Rebound Foundation, says she’s faced many difficulties in starting The Rebound Foundation. Securing donations and meeting clients’ individual needs …
Janice Goocher, co-owner of Bellacino’s Pizza & Grinders, says it’s important to show your employees that they are valued team members. By evaluating their performance and letting them know about …
Justin Cardoza, CEO of Modbox, says they started building interest in their product before it hit the market. “We’ll send some of those prototypes to some of the professionals that I’ve been …
Thomas Douglas, president of JMark Business Solutions, says finding people with the right skillset who fit into their business culture is a challenge. “That’s what we focus on is finding those …
“There are no self-made people. There are people who have been successful because others have helped them achieve that result,” says Nathan Adams, CEO of Epic Strategies, LLC. Adams says his …
Tom Faulkner, director of Crosslines, says it’s critical for businesses to utilize services from local nonprofits to help impoverished workers. Faulkner says by partnering with a nonprofit to teach …
“I think we have to surround ourselves with people who have the same morals and values as us, but don’t necessarily think the same way,” says Vineese Knight with the Massengale Group Of Keller …
Jill Reynolds, private client advisor with Commerce Trust Company, says you can’t start planning for your retirement too early. “If you get started early, you should have very, very good results …
Danny Collins, founder of 37 North, says if you want to try your hand at being an entrepreneur, just do it. “The first year was just testing the waters,” Collins says. They tried everything from …