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Peter Callan Senior Director of Talent, University of Missouri Health Care

11 Questions, Columbia Business Times Archive, Community, People

What’s your background? I’ve spent almost 40 years in health care in the United Kingdom, United States, Ireland, and Papua New Guinea. I’ve served in hospitals, home health, mergers and acquisitions, and consulting. Tell us about your job: At MU Health Care, I serve as the leader for talent acquisition, occupational health, our Career Institute, […]

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Lili Vianello, Visionworks Marketing Group

Community, This or That

Check out more This or That.

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Adventures in Dining

Gourmet, Living, The Dish

Tempt your taste buds with these local exotic flavors. There’s a time for comfort food, for classic fare that takes you home, wraps you in a blanket, and sings you to sleep. And then there’s a time for adventure, for a meal that transports you to another place filled with flavors you might not recognize

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Giving Back: A Sweet Partnership

Art & Culture, Living, The Scene

The Salvation Army honors veterans with dough-nated doughnuts. Almost nothing is sweeter than getting to thank those who serve our country. Our local officers at The Salvation Army get to do just this. June 7 is National Doughnut Day, and to celebrate, The Salvation Army will deliver hot, fresh doughnuts to the veterans at the

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Strong Woman: Janet Moss

Community, People

Socket’s manager of employee satisfaction talks about her family and how loss has shaped her. Tell us about your family.I have been married for 20 years to my best friend. My husband, Waldon, is the answer to my prayers and so much more. I’m consistently amazed by the depth of his heart and the reach

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Shelf Life: The Perfect American Novel

Art & Culture, Living, The Scene

Set at MU, “Stoner” gains acclaim 20 years after the author’s death. It’s hard as a Midwesterner to not be a bit envious of the great Southern writing tradition in the United States. William Faulkner, Tennessee Williams, Eudora Welty, Flannery O’Connor, and so many others beautifully animate the region and its people. We delight to

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a potted succulent and a piece of driftwood add a natural touch to the scene.

Hanging With the Boss

Gourmet, Living, The Dish

Tenth Street’s newest taco bar features rum-focused tiki drinks and more. The anticipated brick-and-mortar location of Lindsey Spratt’s creation, Boss Taco, opened its doors in downtown Columbia only a few months ago. While tacos and avocado fries may bring the people in, the bar will compel them to stay. Boss Taco sets its tone as

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CYSK: Angelo and Elly Aslanidis

Community, People

The owners of G & D Steakhouse talk about their week-long engagement and 44 years of owning a business together. How did you and Elly meet? Angelo: I came to America in 1966 at age 14 with my family. In 1975, my uncle George and I went to vacation in Greece. I was 22 years

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Creating an Inclusive Culture

Columbia Business Times Archive, Community, FYI, Voices

In my last piece for CBT, I spoke about how companies can improve their hiring practices to be more inclusive. After hiring practices, the next thing to think about is how to cultivate an inclusive culture in your company. There are many ways one can create a positive culture for LGBTQ individuals. I’ve listed below

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Hopeful for the Future

Columbia Business Times Archive, Community, FYI, Voices

Dear Editorial Staff: The April 2019 article “A Promising Property,” on the derelict Ameren lot, was a much-needed, informative primer on a decades-long blight in our neighborhood. Thank you for devoting the time and space to reanimate the progress in the public’s eye. The businesses, residents, and board of directors of the North Village Arts

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