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2023 Men of the Year

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An independent panel of judges has chosen the 13th annual class of Springfield Business Journal’s Men of the Year. The award recognizes the professional, philanthropic and civic contributions of businessmen throughout the Springfield region.

2023 Men of the Year: Brent Baldwin

2023 Men of the Year: Hunter Bartelt

2023 Men of the Year: Patrick Carpenter

2023 Men of the Year: Josh Clair

2023 Men of the Year: Brandon Dake

2023 Men of the Year: Douglas D. Hansen

2023 Men of the Year: David L. Harrison

2023 Men of the Year: John Helms III

2023 Men of the Year: Jeremy Johnson

2023 Men of the Year: Jimmy Liles

2023 Men of the Year: Mark McGehee

2023 Men of the Year: Mark Powell

2023 Men of the Year: Bill Powers

2023 Men of the Year: Jason Ray

2023 Men of the Year: Anthony Roberts

2023 Men of the Year: Kevin Routh

2023 Men of the Year: Matthew Russell

2023 Men of the Year: Paul Satterwhite

2023 Men of the Year: Dr. Luke Van Kirk

2023 Men of the Year: Andy Whaley

Opinion: ‘What I’ve Learned So Far’ Men of the Year edition

Editor's Note: 2023 Men of the Year

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