YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Residents of Township 28 in Galloway Village can check out the vehicle.
Lori Wilson is marking her return to the district.
Subject to board approval, Brad Bodenhausen would succeed the retiring Jim Baker in a VP role.
The participants span multiple industries.
SBJ interviews the executive director of the Ozarks Technical Community College Center for Workforce Development.
In the seven-county area that includes Greene, the Ozark Region Missouri Job Center is working multiple angles to help with workforce attraction from the slim slice of the employment pie.
Kristen Haseltine transitions to role from nonprofit sector.
The expanded facility is expected to reach annual revenue of $650M.
Ronald Snodgrass is scheduled to be promoted next month.
They started four-year terms this month.
Frank Epps receives a $1,000 cash prize and a new collection truck for his team in Springfield.
Least of These is named Business of the Year by the organization, in partnership with the Finley River Community Foundation.
SBJ interviews Salad Technologies' business operations manager.
Kara Wolfe is slated to succeed Stephanie Hein, who is running for the state House of Representatives.
Public information office a natural fit for communication and coordination role over Ozark Region Workforce Development Board, officials say.
Harry Cornell Jr. is credited with leading exponential growth at the manufacturer.
Jon Spence succeeds Mike McCorcle, who retired last year.
Kyle Hubbard led the local operation for two years.
They are scheduled to start next week.
The initiative currently has $85,000 available, according to CFO.
On Oct. 27, Convoy of Hope dedicated its new 250,000-square-foot distribution center and broke ground on its next project: a 200,000-square-foot headquarters and training center, which will be connected to the distribution center by a skywalk.