Three local businesses place in fast-growth report.

Revel Advertising's Chris Jarratt: "Cross-selling is an effective way to create a moat around your brand by providing customers with additional value beyond their initial purchase."

Emily Denniston has worked at the Springfield chamber for 16 years.

Broadband speed and low cost of living also cited as draws in WSJ article.

Online-based fitness company will work with hundreds of airmen.

Jay Nicholson owned The Nicholson Agency and worked in the industry for four decades.

Lisa Rau is scheduled to join the municipality next month as communications director.

With the emergence of ChatGPT and other open-source language processing models,, the power of producing AI-generated content has been put into the hands of everyone, not just those working in the tech sector.

Stephanie Stenger and Heather Hardinger are selected for Athena and Rising Star honors, respectively.

ToeIn is designed for cabinet doors and follows millions of dollars' worth of sales for the local company's flagship product.

The owners of Springfield marketing firm Longitude are partners in the project called The Ozarker Lodge.

A Citizens Memorial Health Care director and a Springfield entrepreneur get the nod from the governor.

Revel Advertising's Chris Jarratt: "With all the economic stressors businesses are dealing with, investing in a strategy with results that can seem hard to measure may appear to be a nonstarter. However, a clearly defined, strategically implemented internal brand marketing campaign can be an extremely effective tool in solving today’s unique staffing issues."

Local theater operators see mixed results for prospects in 2023.

Steve Kraus takes over for Mike Roberts at 101.3 Real Country.

Locally, White River Valley Electric Cooperative receives the largest grant to provide reliable internet access in locations lacking it.

He owned and operated Corporate Business Systems for more than two decades, before selling in 2017.

Urban Studios operates in Wilhoit Plaza.

Springfield Business Journal’s 2023 class of 40 Under 40 represents 40 accomplished and still-rising professionals in southwest Missouri.

Artgoers can view galleries from their devices, including virtual reality.