Archer’s Bow Media and Marketing founder Jacob Brower: "In this day and age, we have access to so much previously unavailable data that we’ve lost sight of what advertising does and doesn’t do. The mediums have changed, but what works now is the same thing that worked decades ago."

The chamber's political action committee in partnership with the HBA is going away amid a shift in engagement with council candidates.

The Queen City facility is honored by Food Engineering magazine.

Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, architecture, banking & finance, education, hospitality and marketing.

Officials plan to make the idea-sourcing event an annual program.

The company now known as Strong Law PC moves to Hammons Tower.

Chris Upp died in March after years of service to Missouri Limestone Producers Association and Conco Cos.

Pamela Yancey of Arvest Bank is slated to become the chamber's CEO next month.

SBJ survey data inform quality of place.

Panelists share challenges and tips for employee engagement in charities.

Nearly half of women plan to exit the field, citing issues with pay and discrimination.

Daniel Ogunyemi accepts a position at the Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences at William & Mary.

The decision is reached as the national Association for Women in Communications dissolves.

Thomas Douglas of JMark becomes a partner in the store that’s changing names to Simply – Everything Apple.

It took a few years longer than originally planned, but the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual Community Leadership Visit made a return journey earlier this month to the Sooner State.

Sen. Karla Eslinger is among 17 state officials selected for the newly formed advisory group.

The Springfield Business Expo is returning later this month for the first time in six years – and with a new organizer at the helm. Springfield Business Journal is behind this year’s …

Newsmakers in the areas of accounting, banking and finance, education, law, marketing and nonprofit.

Around 210 people attended the event at Glendalough Convention Center.

A case filed in the United States District Court-Southern District of New York pits the 9,000-member Authors Guild, the nation’s oldest professional organization for writers, against OpenAI Inc. and its for-profit subsidiary OpenAI LP, owner of ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot.