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WHEELS FOR MEALS

Reliable Subaru Marketing Director Rebecca Pottebaum, far left, makes a presentation to Ozarks Food Harvest CEO Bart Brown for 92,773 meals. Pottebaum says the car dealership raised the donation for the food bank through the Subaru Love Promise campaign.

SBJ photo by Christine Temple

CRISIS PREPAREDNESS

Springfield Business Journal held its second Economic Growth Survey Forum of the summer July 15 on the topic of business planning. Above, SBJ Features Editor Christine Temple interviews Mostly Serious founder Jarad Johnson about his company’s commitment to provide mental health services to staff. The next forum is scheduled Aug. 26.

SBJ photo by Christine Temple

CRISIS PREPAREDNESS

Springfield Business Journal held its second Economic Growth Survey Forum of the summer July 15 on the topic of business planning. Above, panelists Chastin Reynolds of BriteCore, John Fugitt of nPrint Graphix and Rob Blevins of the Discovery Center of Springfield (clockwise, from top left) tell SBJ Editorial Director Eric Olson about the pivots their businesses made during the COVID-19 pandemic. The next forum is scheduled Aug. 26.

Week on the Street: July 20-26, 2020

BY: SBJ Staffsbj@sbj.net

Posted online July 20, 2020 | 5:34 pm

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