20 Under 40 Jim Yankee President, Flat Branch Home LoansAge: 35 Job description: Leading a team of the finest mortgage originators in the State of Missouri. Hometown: Peoria, Illinois. Years lived in Columbia: 23 Education: Rock Bridge High School, Bachelor of Science in finance from Columbia College; MBA from William Woods University. Professional background: Before […]
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20 Under 40 Sonya Addison Physician, Boone Medical Group – Diabetes and Endocrinology Owner, Tucker’s Fine Jewelry and Gift Gallery Age: 36 Job description: 1 — Physician who treats hormone issues. Areas of focus: diabetes, thyroid, testosterone, estrogen, adrenal glands, pituitary and others. 2 — Owner, sales, design, stringing pearls, appraisals, maid, etc. Hometown: Fairfax,
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20 Under 40 Madeleine LeMieux Founder and Director, Resident Arts Age: 33 Job description: Jack of all trades. Everything from big picture strategy to the nitty-gritty: implement programs, secure teaching artists, lead the after-school program, teach workshops, make studio repairs and maintenance, coordinate outreach and partnership development, board development, fundraising, marketing, bookkeeping and more. Hometown:
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20 Under 40 Michael Urban Founder/Owner, Harold’s Doughnuts Age: 32 Job description: I oversee all operations and the implementation of Harold’s strategic vision. Hometown: Washington, Missouri. Years lived in Columbia: 11 (includes 4 years of undergraduate study at Mizzou). Education: Bachelor of Science, political science, MU. Professional background: I began a career in politics and
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20 Under 40 Jon Galloway VP of Business Development, Veterans United Home Loans Age: 34 Job description: My goal is to identify and take action in ways that make our community, our company and our business partners more veteran-friendly. With our business partners, this has meant making sure that they too are helping veterans and
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20 Under 40 Chris Rosskopf Vice President of Commercial Banking, Central Bank of Boone County Age: 38 Job description: I develop lending and treasury management relationships with an amazing group of local small business owners. Hometown: Fulton and Jefferson City. Years lived in Columbia: 15. Education: BSBA in finance at MU. Professional background: My first four
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20 Under 40 Barbara Buffaloe Sustainability Manager, City of Columbia Age: 35 Job description: I provide coordination and guidance to city staff and community organizations to lead citywide sustainability efforts. I also administer various city environmental and industrial grants and manage related special projects. Hometown: Springfield, Illinois. Years lived in Columbia: 10 (this time).
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20 Under 40 Caleb Colbert Shareholder, Brown Willbrand, P.C. Age: 31 Job description: I’m an attorney and shareholder at Brown Willbrand P.C. I help clients with real estate transactions, land use and rezoning matters, as well as business transactions and business litigation. Hometown: Frankford, Missouri – population 323! Years lived in Columbia: Collectively, nine
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Each issue of CBT has a theme, you’ve probably noticed. But the issue is planned with more than just the theme in mind. Yes, we want most of the content in the transportation issue to be about — you guessed it — transportation. But the stories also have to be engaging, relevant to the business
By now, I hope you have been able to get your hands on a copy of COMO Living. We are so proud of this product and couldn’t wait to introduce it to you. You might also be wondering why we decided to launch this “new” magazine with two covers! There are a few reasons for this:
