Event May 24: Economic security for older Iowans

Host: Calvin Community Foundation
About: David Strege, managing partner of Syverson Strege and Co., will share useful information on financial literacy and aging, as well as a detailed “5 steps for life after 50” checklist.
When: 7 …

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Event May to September: Summer architectural walking tours

Host: Iowa Architectural Foundation
About: Iowa Architectural Foundation’s annual Summer Walking Tours begin today and occur on the second Friday of each month through September. Guided by architects and design professionals, these tours of downtown Des Moines provide …

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Urbandale chamber receives 5-star accreditation

The Urbandale Chamber of Commerce was presented with a 5-star accreditation by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Thursday. The award was presented during the Greater Des Moines Partnership’s Congressional Leadership Briefing & Luncheon in…Read More

Athene Holding files for IPO

Athene Holding Ltd., parent company of Athene USA, has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed initial public offering of its Class A common shares, Retirement Income Journal reported. The number of shares …

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McLellan: Don’t cut yourself short

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In a world where 140-character tweets, Facebook posts and USA Today-style graphics are the rage, it’s easy to assume that brevity is the key to great content creation. Add to that the reality that more …

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A Closer Look: Ron Keller

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Ron Keller joined Iowa Network Services Inc., now Aureon, as president and CEO in 2011. Prior to joining INS, Keller was senior vice president for Aviva North America and spent 27 years at Nationwide Insurance …

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Seeking female angels

Megan Milligan has always been excited about empowering women. Now she’s leading an initiative to develop and equip a network of accredited female investors to become angel investors. 

The initiative, called FIN Capital, will invest …

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Newsmaker Q&A: Head of the waters

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When I met Nate Hoogeveen years ago, he was a ponytailed kayaker who worked with a range of nonprofits on promoting river cleanups, better access to rivers for paddling, and using outdoor recreation as a …

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