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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Entrepreneur John Horton leaves the business that bought out his firm two years ago.
The park’s annual holiday event starts next month.
After a move from Marshfield, MotoMe’s owners are setting their sights to online coaching.
Business email compromise scams have bilked almost $3.1 billion from businesses since 2016.
A Romanian national is headed to prison for stealing customer information from bank ATMs.
Nine businesspeople sign up for the pilot this fall.
Slate Robotics is on the forefront of a personal robot revolution.
The company’s CEO sees compensation climb 24%.
Bon Bon’s Candy House relocated to Brentwood Center North; Live Pure Yoga and Fitness came under new ownership; and technology startup CellARide LLC made the move downtown.
Newsmakers in the areas of architecture, banking & finance, government, law and technology.
GoPuff’s entry follows its Missouri debut in March.
The company announces the retirement of its CTO and two promotions.
Tyler Drenon leads emerging technology work at the university.
CellARide’s Josh Holstein aims to save companies from learning lessons the hard way with his new consulting business.
Since 2016, 17 small businesses got their start with a $30,000 boost from the incubator.
After serving in the Navy, Dr. Lesley Hawley returned to Springfield to heal patients, including fellow veterans, with debilitating scars.
The company raises more than $145,000 via crowdfunding.
A Volt Credit Union exec joins the bank.
SBJ honors accountants, attorneys, bankers, IT professionals, insurance agents, wealth managers and up-and-comers.
The Battlefield-based Verizon Wireless retailer is on pace to reach $641 million in revenue this year.
Common Grounds Coffee & Cafe overcomes 2018 fire and now looks to diversify.
Cesar’s relocating to former Phase 2, McSalty’s property
Man seeks to block Silver Dollar City attraction's name
Former Layer 3 Technology co-owner launches startup
Elmquist out as Bass Pro ends Legends of Golf sponsorship
Silver Dollar City to debut $1.5M Christmas tree
“You have to determine if telecommuting or remote work and those things are going to work for you,” says Mailyn Jeffries, Human Resources Director for Greene County Missouri. Jeffries says the …
Dana Ford, Head Men's Basketball Coach at Missouri State University, says recruiting new talent for his team can be difficult because other schools offer players more perks. “What we try to do is …
“For me, it was all about amassing experience and learning as much as I could, and then at the same time, applying that to my business,” says SueAnn Hollowell, CEO of Optikal. Hollowell started …
“Even though I knew that aspect of the bank, I didn’t get to experience it one on one,” says Judy Hadsall, President and CEO of Multipli Credit Union. Hadsall had previously worked for a large …
Kevin Wyas, founder of ECRI, says he would have saved time and money by outsourcing earlier in his venture. Wyas says by utilizing the expertise of others, you can advance your product to market, get …
Christina Ford, President and Founder of The Rebound Foundation, discovered that she and her husband, Coach Dana Ford, each had experience with domestic violence growing up. They decided they wanted …
Cody Ritter, owner of Base Construction & Management LLC, says a high work volume lets you choose your projects and partners. “The guys the we really like to work for, those are our targets. In a …
Janice Goocher, owner and designer of Canvas Connections, turned her side passion into a business. Goocher, who loves artwork and challenging herself with new things, says she began hosting parties …
Jill Reynolds, Private Client Advisor with Commerce Trust Company, says it’s gratifying to see progress in employees she’s mentoring. Reynolds thinks all employees should be mentored because they …
“I think the way we’ve managed our organization is kind of the people first, technology second approach,” says Thomas Douglas, president of JMark Business Solutions. He says it allows them to …