Nicole Chilton, former director of marketing and development at the Springfield Regional Arts Council, has been writing a book about dreams and symbolism. Chilton is a 2020 Springfield Business Journal 40 …
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Tim Potthoff, project manager with Nabholz, says technology has made an amazing difference in their industry. He says using augmented reality in the design phase has huge cost benefits to project …
Life coach Ann Leach says using a tool from the organization development movement can help with employee engagement and learning. She says we think in pictures, so a graphic representation helps …
Though remote work has been a recent trend, Rusty Worley, executive director of the Downtown Springfield Association, says his team emphasizes the value in working together in an office. He says they …
Independent consultants Mary Overbey, Damion Trout and Lucas Walker say you must think beyond the scope of the goods or services you offer and find the extracted value for your customers. Ask them …
Jordan Morgan, iOS engineer with Buffer, says the release of open source code has created opportunities for programmers worldwide. Morgan says this strategy provides a middle ground for software …
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A company involved has developed build-to-suit projects for Amazon.
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It's the third service agreement of the year for the small-business organization at Missouri State University.
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An upstart organization is giving urban spaces splashes of life to show what's possible.
Friday, October 23
The Nixa company is the largest recipient of USDA broadband funding.
Thursday, October 22
The chamber and Arc of the Ozarks will assist in spreading the word on MO ABLE.
Friday, October 16
It's part of $571,000 awarded in the latest CARES Act funding round.
Thursday, October 15
During September, nonfarm employment rose by 13,000 jobs.
Monday, October 12
Officials discuss the survey results.
Monday, October 12
WalletHub releases its annual report, based on jobs, the economy and sociodemographics.
Monday, October 5
If there’s one constant in 2020, it’s change. And this year’s class of Most Influential Women honorees have shown that harnessing change can transform a community.
