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She’s leading nonprofits through open-book management — a journey that started with her own charity as a case study.
Tom Jensen says he helps businesses utilize benefits to attract and retain their workforce.
Nicole Brown is promoting placemaking through a museum without walls in downtown Springfield.
Fueled by her own story of recovery, new NAMI leader Stephanie Appleby is challenging the community to talk about mental illness.
Aaron Owens says his 6-month-old real estate firm emphasizes family, relationships and allowing agents to dictate their own goals.
Bike enthusiast Cody Stringer is betting his bike share nonprofit will lead to a more bike-friendly city.
Jason Whitesell is leading Old Missouri Bank in his hometown of Ash Grove, while bolstering the economy through community service.
As Bob Dixon settles in as presiding commissioner, a fiscal transparency portal of Greene County’s checkbook is now live online.
Bryan Magers is bringing Hilton’s millennial hotel brand to downtown Springfield this fall.
Abe McGull is bringing a lifetime of public service to City Council.
Veteran principal Stephanie Young is designing a new school with future generations in mind.
After 15 years at Lowther Johnson, Michael Miller is switching industries to join the leadership team of one of his clients.
Dr. Curtis Schreiber says the role of a neurologist has shifted. Today, he takes a comprehensive approach to care for patients with dementia.
Kelli Stephens is the new owner of Edgewood Creamery, and she has big goals for the family farm.
After a career coaching basketball, Dan Elliott uses sports to positively impact kids in underprivileged communities and countries.
Leslie Forrester connects the community to Springfield's art scene, and says support is peaking.
Rhonda Lewsader now leads the city of Springfield’s law department as city attorney after two decades of service.
Taking the helm of the Springfield Innovation Inc. board, Scott Dalenberg outlines the nonprofit’s mission to foster technology, research and create jobs.
1 Million Cups is leaving the startup phase as it nears its five-year anniversary; co-founder Sterling Huff reflects.
Entering his third year in the insurance industry, Jordan Russell gains responsibility in his family’s business.
After testing the waters in its first year, 37 North Expeditions expands its trip menu.
Carrie Richardson, Executive Director at Leadership Springfield, says they build their board with the same model they teach. Using the CliftonStrengths development model, it allows them to tailor …
Running a restaurant often effects all members of the owner/operator’s family. But, for this restaurant the relationship is even more complicated than most. “It’s a romantic story,” says …
“The challenging thing that I found with a team is ensuring engagement. That is really difficult,” says Angela Frantz with Ultimate Software. Frantz says we use visual cues to communicate and …
Dana Ford, Head Men's Basketball Coach at Missouri State University, says there are many variables to consider in defining success. You could have a goal in mind that you never meet, but you may have …
Jamie Kinkeade, owner of The Studio and The MVMNT, says many clients who moved away from Springfield told her they missed her gym. She responded by starting an online fitness studio. She hired a …
Wayne Dipper, Chief Operating Officer and co-owner at KPM Technology, says you must remember that anything you post to social media can come back to haunt you. “I know for a fact that before I ever …
Jenn Darden, Marketing Manager for Russell Cellular, says they know they’ll never be the biggest retailer, so their goal is to be the best. “ So our motto and as a company, everything we do is …
Vineese Knight with the Massengale Group Of Keller Williams says she likes to ask people about their anchors. Hers are her faith and her family. She also likes to reassure herself with positive …
Brandon Goodwin, co-founder and executive producer at Blend, says his company has never done any substantial form of marketing. “99% of our work comes from word of mouth and from putting work out …
“Skills that we really need right now are more what we call the soft skills,” says Mailyn Jeffries, Human Resources Director for Greene County Missouri. Jeffries says many employers are seeking …