Rich Armstrong, president of The Great Game of Business, was the featured guest April 13 at Springfield Business Journal's 12 People You Need to Know. Armstrong joined Jack Stack's Springfield Remanufacturing Corp. in customer service in 1990, and in 2005, he was named CEO of the organization espousing Stack's unique philosophy on business management.
The idea is catching on in the business world. Stack's business program – first created when he and other employees of what was then International Harvester bought out the Springfield operation – has been featured on MSNBC, CNBC, in the Wall Street Journal and Inc. magazine. More than 4,000 companies have tried the system, including local firms such as InDiv and Professional Massage Training Center and national brands including Harley-Davidson and Southwest Airlines.
SBJ Publishing Inc., parent company of both Springfield Business Journal and Joplin Tri-State Business Journal, also plays the Great Game.
Rich Armstrong, president of The Great Game of Business, was the featured guest April 13 at Springfield Business Journal's 12 People You Need to Know. Armstrong joined Jack Stack's Springfield Remanufacturing Corp. in customer service in 1990, and in 2005, he was named CEO of the organization espousing Stack's unique philosophy on business management.
The idea is catching on in the business world. Stack's business program – first created when he and other employees of what was then International Harvester bought out the Springfield operation – has been featured on MSNBC, CNBC, in the Wall Street Journal and Inc. magazine. More than 4,000 companies have tried the system, including local firms such as InDiv and Professional Massage Training Center and national brands including Harley-Davidson and Southwest Airlines.
SBJ Publishing Inc., parent company of both Springfield Business Journal and Joplin Tri-State Business Journal, also plays the Great Game.
Rich Armstrong, president of The Great Game of Business, was the featured guest April 13 at Springfield Business Journal's 12 People You Need to Know. Armstrong joined Jack Stack's Springfield Remanufacturing Corp. in customer service in 1990, and in 2005, he was named CEO of the organization espousing Stack's unique philosophy on business management.
The idea is catching on in the business world. Stack's business program – first created when he and other employees of what was then International Harvester bought out the Springfield operation – has been featured on MSNBC, CNBC, in the Wall Street Journal and Inc. magazine. More than 4,000 companies have tried the system, including local firms such as InDiv and Professional Massage Training Center and national brands including Harley-Davidson and Southwest Airlines.
SBJ Publishing Inc., parent company of both Springfield Business Journal and Joplin Tri-State Business Journal, also plays the Great Game.
Rich Armstrong, president of The Great Game of Business, was the featured guest April 13 at Springfield Business Journal's 12 People You Need to Know. Armstrong joined Jack Stack's Springfield Remanufacturing Corp. in customer service in 1990, and in 2005, he was named CEO of the organization espousing Stack's unique philosophy on business management.
The idea is catching on in the business world. Stack's business program – first created when he and other employees of what was then International Harvester bought out the Springfield operation – has been featured on MSNBC, CNBC, in the Wall Street Journal and Inc. magazine. More than 4,000 companies have tried the system, including local firms such as InDiv and Professional Massage Training Center and national brands including Harley-Davidson and Southwest Airlines.
SBJ Publishing Inc., parent company of both Springfield Business Journal and Joplin Tri-State Business Journal, also plays the Great Game.
Rich Armstrong, president of The Great Game of Business, was the featured guest April 13 at Springfield Business Journal's 12 People You Need to Know. Armstrong joined Jack Stack's Springfield Remanufacturing Corp. in customer service in 1990, and in 2005, he was named CEO of the organization espousing Stack's unique philosophy on business management.
The idea is catching on in the business world. Stack's business program – first created when he and other employees of what was then International Harvester bought out the Springfield operation – has been featured on MSNBC, CNBC, in the Wall Street Journal and Inc. magazine. More than 4,000 companies have tried the system, including local firms such as InDiv and Professional Massage Training Center and national brands including Harley-Davidson and Southwest Airlines.
SBJ Publishing Inc., parent company of both Springfield Business Journal and Joplin Tri-State Business Journal, also plays the Great Game.
Rich Armstrong, president of The Great Game of Business, was the featured guest April 13 at Springfield Business Journal's 12 People You Need to Know. Armstrong joined Jack Stack's Springfield Remanufacturing Corp. in customer service in 1990, and in 2005, he was named CEO of the organization espousing Stack's unique philosophy on business management.
The idea is catching on in the business world. Stack's business program – first created when he and other employees of what was then International Harvester bought out the Springfield operation – has been featured on MSNBC, CNBC, in the Wall Street Journal and Inc. magazine. More than 4,000 companies have tried the system, including local firms such as InDiv and Professional Massage Training Center and national brands including Harley-Davidson and Southwest Airlines.
SBJ Publishing Inc., parent company of both Springfield Business Journal and Joplin Tri-State Business Journal, also plays the Great Game.
