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You’ve just invested a significant amount of time and money to train members of your team. Now you have to see if your employees actually learned the confidence, skills, behaviors, or attitudes you …
Newsmakers in the areas of banking and finance, education, government, health care, law and retail.
Gov. Mike Parson names Don Phillips to Board of Probation and Parole.
“Ready. Set. Give.” is an eight-part series that helps companies create a culture of giving. “The best, most efficient way a company can help is just start that conversation,” says Esther …
JD Holdings will pay Missouri State over $10 million in settlement.
A Chapter 11 reorganization filing comes after the school closed three years ago.
Doug Nickell and Frank Evans choose two separate firms.
Stakeholders combine to launch the Greene County Family Justice Center.
Features Editor Christine Temple interviews the Christian County Associate Circuit Court judge.
Organization hosts Sept. 27 information event for ballot issue.
JD Holdings will pay the university remaining $8.4 million owed for naming rights.
Josh Luttrell and his companies are ordered to stop the fencing and dirtwork business.
City Council plans to revisit the issue at the first of the year.
The shop owners are ordered to pay nearly $50,000 in back rent and other fees.
A $426,000 note is called on Little Tokyo Japanese Steak House.
“We take that merchandise in, that donated product, we turn around and turn it into cash, and then the cash funds the mission, and that helps us build the homes,” says Will Kuebler, ReStore …
Police Chief Jimmy Liles succeeds 17-year leader Brian Bingle.
Hot Springs company plans to buy PFH’s Natural State assets.
“Ready. Set. Give.” is an eight-part series that helps companies create a culture of giving. Stephanie Anderson, Operations Coordinator for I Pour Life, says companies with the most successful …
The local child advocacy center prepares a “deep-dive” analysis to study its 16-county service area.
Starting Strength Online Coaching is changing the gym experience — by removing it.
You’ve just invested a significant amount of time and money to train members of your team. Now you have to see if your employees actually learned the confidence, skills, behaviors, or attitudes you …
“I definitely, especially in the last few years, have made a point to make sure that I turn off work before I walk in the door. That’s been a lesson that I’ve learned,” says Travis Miller, …
Don’t procrastinate. Rob Keck, Director of Conservation at Bass Pro Shops, says his great-uncle Bill told him to never put off anything he wanted to do. “That’s something that has inspired me …
“It’s very important for me to prioritize and that’s kind of how I get through each day is prioritizing, setting a list of things for me to do,” says Austin O’Reilly, Owner and Founder of …
“Ready. Set. Give.” is an eight-part series that helps companies create a culture of giving. “The best, most efficient way a company can help is just start that conversation,” says Esther …
“You have to fail to succeed. It takes multiple failures to arrive at success,” says Shanda Trautman with Old Missouri Bank. Trautman says marketing isn’t a one-stop shop where developing your …
“When starting the company, the first thing I thought was who are the people I want to be with every day? What’s the culture I want,” says Mark Steiner, Co-founder and CEO of GigSalad. Steiner …
“The biggest key is the leader’s effect on the environment. That goes right smack back to culture,” says Mark Holmes President and owner of Consultant Board Inc. Holmes says culture is …
Rachel Anderson, Acting Director at The efactory, says one of her former supervisors made every new employee read “The Four Agreements” by Don Miguel Ruiz. “[I] encourage anyone to read that …
“When I first started in insurance, I was trying to mimic the way others were doing it,” says Leah Callahan with Insurance Group of the Ozarks. Callahan says once she embraced who she was, she …
