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SBJ unveils the finalists for its 2018 Economic Impact Awards.
The Springfield-based auto parts retailer drops to 329th from 323rd in 2017.
Presentation outlines five points why the Fed should hold off the expected quarter-point increase this year.
Panelists discuss what makes business work in the Midwest during a Spin66 session.
Read summaries of legislative actions made by the end of the session on May 18.
New Hammons trust to get Hammons Field and lease agreements with Cardinals and MSU.
The CVB predicts 3,400 hotel room nights will be generated by the Mid-America Street Rod Nationals.
Bryan Magers is developing the residence hall, which would be sold to the school upon completion if approved by the governors.
Building owner and community advocate Amy Blansit speaks at SBJ’s 12 People You Need to Know live interview series.
The school’s new diesel training facility is expected to open by fall 2019.
Springfield officials are poised to help rouse the potential for millions of dollars in private development.
Whether you need a convenient service for your monthly medications, a caregiver to aid you with a parent, or help in setting up in-home hospice care, you can customize a plan to suit your needs. …
AmProd Holdings plans to expand its workforce within three years.
The Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau releases a tourism impact report of the local market.
The funding goes toward the city’s Green for Greene program.
Analyze your employee performance, identify performance gaps then determine which gaps can be improved through training. Sherry Coker, OTC Center for Workforce Development Business Development …
Have you considered a mutually beneficial partnership? Diana Tyndall, Marketing and Sponsorship Coordinator, Springfield-Greene County Park Board, says sometimes businesses struggle to reach local …
The chamber and CoxHealth are among organizations leading initiatives in Taney and Stone counties.
The five-county area ties for the third-lowest rate statewide in March, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The nonprofit Prosper Springfield will now take the lead on future Zone 1 initiatives.
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Georgia Mac’s restaurant opened; Sit By Me Bakery launched; and The Cloud Vapor Co. LLC got its start.
Success can result in your business or nonprofit growing faster than anticipated, creating new problems to solve. “We had great growth and the growing pains were really difficult,” says Amy …
Employers look at the personal social media pages of perspective employees. Glenn Pace, a professor in the management area at Missouri State University, cautions that what you post can have a …
“I love the idea of bringing a group of people together and bringing out their strengths to realize something that maybe we couldn’t have done alone,” says Kelly Lee, Business Program Manager …
Jessica Ollis says managing a household prepared her for running a business with her spouse. Jessica, who co-owns Spring Branch Kombucha with husband Chris Ollis, says they probably couldn’t have …
Brad Thomas, President of Silver Dollar City Attractions, says “Purple Cow: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable” by Seth Godin is one of his all-time favorite books. Thomas says the book …
Eric Schroeder, acting Corporal with the Springfield Police Department says they sometimes get calls from businesses asking for safety talks on active shooter situations. While the police department …
What do you do when you underestimate demand for your product on opening day? Jennifer Leonard and Curtis Marshall, co-owners of Tie and Timber Beer Company, figured it out quickly after running out …
Jonathan Garard, owner of Grooms Office Environments, says his tips can be broken into two categories — doing the right thing and keeping people as the central focus. Don’t let work get in the …
When Katie Baker, owner of The Gracious Plate, received an award from Feast magazine, She didn’t anticipate how it would affect demand for her prepared meals. “I went from hoping that people …
“It’s important to be able to step outside of ourselves and ask, ‘How can we make things better?’” says Sherry Coker, OTC Center for Workforce Development Business Development Director. …
