Chris Russel, Team Leader/CEO of Keller Williams Springfield, challenges you to ask if you’re
surrounded by talent, then gives insight into how to figure that out and where to go from there. He offers advice on finding the right talent for your business and not being afraid to make bold decisions. He also explains his “I do it. We do it. They do it.” strategy.
Kenny Gott, a Certified Financial Planner with Piatchek & Associates and one of Springfield Business Journals Trusted Advisors for 2017, says you need to start planning early for retirement and put a succession plan in place.
Steve Wohnoutka, co-owner of Superior Rents, says finding the right opportunity to expand your business can be difficult. When an equipment company in Wichita, Kansas closed, it presented a suitable …
Bill Nesbitt, Owner of Nesbitt Construction, says he hadn’t originally planned for his son to succeed him as president of their company. Michael Nesbitt spent several years working his way into the …
Candida Deckard, one of Springfield Business Journal’s Most Influential Women and the Director of Human Resources and Safety at CNH Industrial Reman, says you need to carefully consider the consequences before you quit your job.
Megan Creson, an Associate Attorney with Lowther Johnson Attorneys at law LLC, says you need to be proactive in managing your business.
Jim Anderson, former Director of Marketing and Public Affairs at CoxHealth, says while technically not business-related, his favorite book focuses on what’s really important in life. Duration: …
Jonathan Putnam, owner and Managing Director of Brick & Mortar Coffee, says you need to pursue simplicity to achieve your goals.
Brooke Bigham is the owner of EOS LLC and one of Springfield Business Journal's Most Influential Women. She says one of her best leadership decisions has been surrounding herself with experts. “I …
Mike Lee, the 2004 Professional Bull Riders World Champion, says dedication and believing in yourself are critical to learning to ride a bull.
David Brazeal says the new Saturday Night Live app will help you bridge the generation gap at the watercooler. It features all 42 seasons of the popular television show.
Why Businesses Fail - 5 Things to Include in Your Business PlanCategory: ExperienceFeaturing: Summer Massey, Chrystal IronsDuration: 11:34 Are you thinking about starting, buying, or refinancing a business? Get started on your business …
Jay Rasmussen, General Manager with Ameripride, says they lowered their turnover rate nearly 50% in a year's time.
Brent Johnson, Manager of Advanced Cabling Systems, says you need to have every component in your fire protection system checked to ensure safety.
Larry Peterson, Executive Director, Habitat for Humanity or Springfield Missouri, says there are some misconceptions about the nonprofit group. While they do accept donations they are not a charity …
Scott Harris, President of Ozark Bank, says you should have a one-on-one relationship with your commercial banker. Keeping the lines of communication open is critical so customers get the most …
Sarah DeGuire, Director of Sales at Oasis Convention Center, says there are 5 tips you should follow to make business travel easier and more enjoyable.
Are considering a business partnership?Do your research and put everything down on paper.Summer Massey, Loan Manager at Arvest Bank, and Dwayne Fulk, a partner with Lathrop and Gage, tell you about five pitfalls on your path to partnership.
Michael Nesbitt, President of Nesbitt Construction, says he learned valuable lessons about work ethic and business from his father. Whether or not his father, Bill Nesbitt, founder of Nesbitt Construction, intended to prepare his eight-year old son …
Dori Grinder gains a VP role after nearly two years with the chamber.
Missouri is on a mission to become the next leader in innovation.
The governor highlights incoming jobs following a drop in August.
The acquisition appears ready to close later this month.
Despite the increase, the area has the lowest wages among the largest counties in Missouri.
The Queen City’s small-town culture can bring challenges for area startups, too.
Businesspeople and protesters react to the reform proposal after the first of several planned stops.
The five-county MSA’s civilian labor force rises by 1.7 percent.
The owners of Tinga Tacos are targeting an Oct. 1 opening at the former Brick Slice House downtown.
Economists from St. Louis and Kansas City described Springfield’s economy as sturdy.