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As businesses compete, strategies for advertising and marketing campaigns must change to meet the tastes and needs of customers and to keep up with advances in technology that...
One of Lisa Scribner’s customers wanted baked beans. After work he rushed to Super Suppers, a meal-assembly business in Columbia, only to learn that Lisa, the owner, had...
If you have a mailbox, you’ve probably come across your fair share of catalogs. And if you’re like most of us, a good chunk of those catalogs hits...
Not everyone is familiar with the term “executive coach.” A working definition of executive coaching is a collaborative relationship developed between a client with managerial authority and a...
SBD Board must remain vigilant to keep downtown business scene vibrant When I opened my retail gift store, Cool Stuff, 18 years ago, downtown Columbia looked sickly. There...
Blame political leadership void for likely state minimum wage hike The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry made the right move by staying out of the campaign against...
Although charming in many ways, the small community of Rocheport has lacked a place where residents and visitors could gather for coffee or beer or even stop to...
As the price of gas approaches $3 a gallon, mid-Missouri’s 26-year-old Rideshare program is receiving as much attention now as it did when it began during the 1980...
A group of Columbia history buffs working to create the Missouri Naval Museum in Jefferson City wants to purchase two Navy ships and dock them on the riverfront...
In today’s ever-changing technology environment, professional advertisers and marketers encounter greater choices in selecting modes and vehicles of branding, marketing and advertising. Some of the most current and...