YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Nine local CEOs will each share their 10 best ideas that can be immediately implemented to improve any business.
The Springfield Business Journal brings you an extraordinary Power Breakfast like no other! Join SBJ for our 4th annual executive headliner event in Springfield: 90 IDEAS IN 90 MINUTES.
Click here to purchase tickets, which are $45 each. **Please bring your receipt as your ticket if you have not received E-ticket**
When: 7:15 a.m.-9 a.m., Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Where: AMC Springfield 11 IMAX Theater
The speakers are:
• Rita Baron, principal, Baron Design & Associates;
• Cynthia Black, attorney, Law Office of Cynthia Black;
• Brett Curry, CEO, OMG Commerce;
• Steve Edwards, president and CEO, CoxHealth;
• Brandy Harris, CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield;
• Stephen Kleinsmith, co-deputy superintendent, Springfield Public Schools;
• Mark McNay, SR VP and general manager, Southern Missouri Containers;
• Toby Teeter, president, Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce; and
• Zach Troutman, founder, Follow the Leader.
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