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Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Nonprofit plans to launch capital campaign in 2022 for operations center.
Read profiles of this year's honorees.
Nine employers collectively are seeking "hundreds" of jobs.
The Springfield nonprofit is recognized for its education work during the pandemic.
New dome is added for year-round use, with a bar and grill in the works.
Steve Edwards is recognized by the Missouri Hospital Association for his leadership during the pandemic.
Fourteen residences meet the criteria for SBJ's monthly feature.
It's part of the Supercharge initiative from the Efactory and the SBDC at MSU.
Joel Hornickel is slated to exit next month after 12 years with the city.
The state's MSAs range from 1.8% to 3.5% in September, according to federal data.
Springfield News-Leader leaves outsized 88-year home.
Kevin Williams and Ted Bilke collectively have around 40 years of experience at the company.
SBJ survey data is used to analyze the financial horizon from the perspective of decision makers.
CEO says a series of promotions amounts to "most exciting announcement in our company’s history."
Firm also runs Aurora and Republic offices.
The health care system also installs new members.
Editorial VP Eric Olson discusses the employee’s market.
The owner previously joined with a business partner to relaunch the brand after its body shops were sold to a Chicago company.
Kevin Howard is now listed alone in branding materials.
The Environmental Protection Agency honors seven Missouri companies.
Indoor playground Imaginasium was purchased; Dirty Dough’s first Springfield location opened; and Outrun Strategies got its start.