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Ashley Silva, vice president of development and philanthropic services for Community Foundation of the Ozarks, says a constant in each step of her career has been to focus on celebrating successes and improving people’s lives

Matthew Sibet in 2023 was accepted into the Berkshire Hathaway Automotive Dealer Academy, a program designed to prepare future leaders of the automotive industry.

Hannah Porter’s career embodies leadership and dedication to youth development within Greene County.

A listening ear, an empathetic heart and a sharp mind – that’s what guides Dakota Paris as an attorney.

In November 2022, Sunni Nutt purchased Essential Yoga Studio while still maintaining her position as director of operations of Boys & Girls Club of Springfield.

Ryan Morris aims to break barriers that could prevent the success of his team.

Crystal Monahan took an early entrepreneurial journey in her career, and it’s led to leadership in professional associations, nonprofits and student mentorships.

Elise Mitchell discovered her calling while working for her first employer upon completion of Missouri State University’s speech-language pathologist program. She wanted to be a leader that creates more leaders.

The entirety of Nick Meinhardt’s 14-year health care career has taken place at Mercy Springfield Communities, where he now serves as its director of client services.

Hannah McClelland Ruder says she used to view her age as a weakness, but today it’s worn as a badge of honor.

In his dozen years of work at Springfield Public Schools, Tom Masterson has steadily ascended the leadership ladder in the district.

Colby Keeth became a partner at Spectrum Accounting at age 30 and has continued to carve a niche as a transformative leader in the industry.

When Brandon Keene, 34, arrived in Springfield as a young adult, he had $600 and a pickup truck, and the city quickly became a place of personal and professional fulfillment, through his work at the Springfield Police Department.

Brandon Jenson has made quick work of his young career.

As the CEO of Eustasis Psychiatric & Addiction Health, A. Breanna Jain, 39, has helped pioneer accessible mental health care with a same-day walk-in model across offices in Missouri and Arkansas.

Acting on a passion to help people in her community, Alexandra Henson is building her legal career in the Queen City.

Nine years into his career with the city of Springfield, Colten Harris was tapped to run the same division he interned with as a student.

Jessica Harmison-Olson says taking over ownership of Maxon Fine Jewelry is her proudest professional accomplishment.

Ricky Haase became general civil team leader at 29 and vice president at 31 at Olsson Inc.

In a five-year span, Whitney Grieshaber went from a part-time, entry-level employee at Ozarks Technical Community College’s Center of Excellence for Medical Simulation to its director.

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