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A longtime community and business advocate was honored Jan. 29 as the 2010 Springfieldian.Brian Fogle, executive vice president of Community Foundation of the Ozarks, received the award from the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce during its annual meeting. The award is given each year to a Springfield citizen dedicated to community service, excellence in his or her chosen profession and improving quality of life for Springfield residents, according to a chamber news release. Fogle was a co-founder of Urban Districts Alliance and Springfield's First Night celebration. He spent nearly 30 years in the banking industry, working on community development projects for Bank of America and Great Southern Bank before joining CFO in September 2008.Click here for more.

A longtime community and business advocate was honored Jan. 29 as the 2010 Springfieldian.
Brian Fogle, executive vice president of Community Foundation of the Ozarks, received the award from the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce during its annual meeting. The award is given each year to a Springfield citizen dedicated to community service, excellence in his or her chosen profession and improving quality of life for Springfield residents, according to a chamber news release. Fogle was a co-founder of Urban Districts Alliance and Springfield's First Night celebration. He spent nearly 30 years in the banking industry, working on community development projects for Bank of America and Great Southern Bank before joining CFO in September 2008.
Click here for more.

A longtime community and business advocate was honored Jan. 29 as the 2010 Springfieldian.Brian Fogle, executive vice president of Community Foundation of the Ozarks, received the award from the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce during its annual meeting. The award is given each year to a Springfield citizen dedicated to community service, excellence in his or her chosen profession and improving quality of life for Springfield residents, according to a chamber news release. Fogle was a co-founder of Urban Districts Alliance and Springfield's First Night celebration. He spent nearly 30 years in the banking industry, working on community development projects for Bank of America and Great Southern Bank before joining CFO in September 2008.Click here for more.

A longtime community and business advocate was honored Jan. 29 as the 2010 Springfieldian.
Brian Fogle, executive vice president of Community Foundation of the Ozarks, received the award from the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce during its annual meeting. The award is given each year to a Springfield citizen dedicated to community service, excellence in his or her chosen profession and improving quality of life for Springfield residents, according to a chamber news release. Fogle was a co-founder of Urban Districts Alliance and Springfield's First Night celebration. He spent nearly 30 years in the banking industry, working on community development projects for Bank of America and Great Southern Bank before joining CFO in September 2008.
Click here for more.

Brian Fogle Named 2010 Springfieldian

Posted online August 5, 2017 | 11:09 pm

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