YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
The collaborative starts a men’s mental health initiative after receiving six figures in CFO funding.
The network that connects local entrepreneurs with capital formed in 2017.
The owner of the recently shuttered DigitMint plans to enter battery manufacturing.
Kay Logsdon has discovered a labor of love at The Food Channel, where three passions converge into one position.
Through coffee, Eric Hadley is "selling the idea that the superheroes of this great nation sometimes need help, too."
The owners plan to initially limit seating capacity in response to mass gathering recommendations.
After taking a hiatus to care for her children, Holly Beadle kickstarted her career, and within a year, earned a hefty promotion.
Paul David Allen’s business delivers locally sourced cuts of meat and produce to your home.
Columnist Ellen Rohr wants to know what you're learned by working with the next generation.
The early stage software platform is described as “Airbnb for hunters.”
Features Editor Hanna Smith interviews the head chef and owner of Prairie Pie.
Christie Drew has known she wanted to help people since middle school. Years later, she is a paramedic and community outreach coordinator for CoxHealth.
Zayka Indian Cuisine opened downtown, home brewer Jared Lachner opened a commercial brewery and taproom dubbed Back Home Brewing LLC and Locke and Stache Media LLC got its start.
Urban Districts Alliance Executive Director Rusty Worley writes about the crowdfunding technique.
Features Editor Emily Letterman interviews the founder of Illumine Collect.
The formula for financing changes by entrepreneurs’ needs.
Features Editor Hanna Smith says take a book to bed and call her in the morning. It’s almost doctor’s orders.
There are as many ways to finance a new business as there are new business ideas. Before you approach any source of capital, an evaluation of your business and its capital needs is critical. Start the analysis by answering these questions:
The early stage software platform is described as “Airbnb for hunters."
Editor Eric Olson shadows the tournament director of the inaugural Big Cedar Lodge Legends of Golf at Table Rock Lake.
A safe room and classroom addition at Willard Central Elementary School will be used by the music, arts and athletic programs for a district that had 4,536 students last year, according to Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education figures, but school officials say enrollment is projected to grow.