Dapper
Downtown gentleman’s barbershop Dapper moved Dec. 10 to the ground floor of The Sterling, 312 Park Central East. Owner
Sean Brownfield said the barbershop leases 6,200 square feet from The Vecino Group LLC for undisclosed terms, and he estimated renovation costs at nearly $800,000. The five-chair barbershop, managed by
Micah Tudor, also features a haberdashery dealing in men’s accessories, including Stetson hats, preowned Rolexes, and boots and shoes by Noah Waxman and Alden. The retail space also offers custom tailoring. Brownfield said the company is targeting the day after Christmas for opening the 2,600-square-foot member’s lounge in the basement, which would be accessed via thumbprint identification at a secret passageway. Once open, Brownfield plans to add eight employees to the current staff of five. Membership is $90 per month, which includes a haircut and shave, shoe shines and a drawer to store spirits and belongings in a private cabinet. Haircuts range from $28-$40 and shaves are $35-$65. Hours: 9 a.m.–1:15 a.m. Monday through Saturday. Phone: (417) 720-1196. Web:
DowntownDapper.com
McAllister Coaching LLC
Colin McAllister launched McAllister Coaching LLC on Nov. 30 from his Ozark home. A former CEO of Jack Henry & Associates Inc. and founder of DataTrade LLC before selling to Goldleaf Financial Solutions Inc., McAllister specializes in business coaching services to C-level employees, entrepreneurs and small businesses under 200 employees. “Business coaching is focused as much on the individual as it is the business problem,” McAllister said, adding he performed similar services on a pro bono basis before starting the company. “It’s coming alongside someone in a supportive partnership where you’re looking to maximize the potential of the individual as much as you’re solving problems.” McAllister said he provides a free one-on-one consultation and costs of services are quoted on a per-client basis. Previous clients include Bear State Bank CEO Mark McFatridge and CIS Data Services LLC President David Turner. Hours: by appointment. Phone: (417) 849-3401. Web:
McAllisterCoachingLLC.com
MSU Care
Missouri State University and Mercy partnered to open a primary care clinic Oct. 20 inside the new $14 million O’Reilly Clinical Health Sciences Center, 640 E. Cherry St. Mercy and MSU are in a five-year agreement on the 5,327-square-foot office, which has 10 exam rooms. Mercy spokeswoman
Sonya Kullmann said 12 providers and additional volunteers provide health care services to uninsured adult patients ineligible for Medicare or Medicaid coverage. MSU Care also gives the opportunity for hands-on training to students in health sciences degree programs. Hours: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and Friday, and 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Thursday. Phone: (417) 837-2270. Web:
MSUCare.MissouriState.edu
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