CBT’s 20 Under 40 is meant to be a celebration of people who are going places — for our 2018 issue, we caught up with three of our alumni to see where they’ve gone since joining the 20 Under 40 club. Turns out they’ve gone pretty far (literally and figuratively). Paul Jackson, Class of 2001 […]
1. The term “fake news” is being thrown around a lot these days. So how does a member of the public really discern what’s fake and what’s not? Fake news is big concern with the public. Bogus stories can be circulated more quickly today because of social media. I contend that local media outlets are
Matt Garrett, Interim General Manager and Director of Audience Development, KOMU Read More »
Most people look forward to a time when they’ll no longer be working. But for three Columbia area residents who are past retirement age, their professions are part of who they are. Although their views all vary about what retirement is, Lenard Politte, Halcyone Perlman, and John Whiteside all see their work as something bigger
The building at 916 E. Walnut, known historically as the McClain Furniture Store building, is located in north downtown and is on the U.S. Department of the Interior’s National Register of Historic Places. The structure, a large two-part commercial block, was built in 1930 for the McClain Furniture Company, owned by William Elliot McClain Sr.
I am having the biggest problem in hiring the right people. How do I make the right decisions so people want to work here for the long haul? People will stay on the job if they like the work and the culture — and if the compensation is in line with industry standards.
Welcome to 2018! As we work hard to achieve new goals and successes in this brand new year, it’s important for us to make a little emotional checklist of the things we need to pay attention to in order to be the high performance leaders we expect ourselves to be. Let’s go through a rundown
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Do not challenge Lili Vianello to a game of pinball unless you’re prepared to be humiliated. Last January, Vianello snagged a Spider-Man pinball machine at the Ronald McDonald House Charities Red Shoe Gala’s silent auction and decided it would be perfect for the the Visionworks Marketing Group office, located in a suite on Peach Way.
Leadership Columbia 2018 The Columbia Chamber of Commerce announced its Leadership Columbia class of 2018. Matt Breske, Application Software Inc.; Heather Brown, Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital; Gavin Bryan, Manor Roofing and Restoration Services; Randy Cole, City of Columbia; Stacey Cole, Joe Machens Dealerships; Tania Cook, Job Point; Jerry Dowell, Columbia Chamber of Commerce; Logan Gray, Landmark Bank; Aric Jarvis, The Broadway;
Leadership Columbia 2018 The Columbia Chamber of Commerce announced its Leadership Columbia class of 2018. Matt Breske, Application Software Inc.; Heather Brown, Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital; Gavin Bryan, Manor Roofing and Restoration Services; Randy Cole, City of Columbia; Stacey Cole, Joe Machens Dealerships; Tania Cook, Job Point; Jerry Dowell, Columbia Chamber of Commerce; Logan Gray, Landmark Bank; Aric Jarvis, The Broadway;
Leadership Columbia 2018 The Columbia Chamber of Commerce announced its Leadership Columbia class of 2018. Matt Breske, Application Software Inc.; Heather Brown, Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital; Gavin Bryan, Manor Roofing and Restoration Services; Randy Cole, City of Columbia; Stacey Cole, Joe Machens Dealerships; Tania Cook, Job Point; Jerry Dowell, Columbia Chamber of Commerce; Logan Gray, Landmark Bank; Aric Jarvis, The Broadway;
