Coe president McInally to retire next year

David McInally, Coe College president, plans to retire in June 2021, the Cedar Rapids institution announced. McInally became Coe’s president in 2013. During his tenure he has worked to increase enrollment and student success rates. …

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Five Threats to Watch

While the stock market continues to skyrocket, many questions about the economic outlook for Iowa remain. How will trade deals affect the state? Will an election year add an element of uncertainty for investors? What …

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NOTEBOOK: Who’s in the Feb. 14 issue?

Here’s a list of local people in the Feb. 14 issue of the Business Record and the page number of the article in which they are mentioned. Members can read all of this week’s stories at businessrecord.com/insider and …

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McLellan: Narrow is pure gold

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In last week’s column, I laid out the argument that marketing has shifted to a trust-based authority positioning. There’s plenty of data to support the idea that because of their skeptical nature, consumers had made …

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The Elbert Files: Final caucus thoughts

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Decades ago when I was a political reporter, I thought there was no way Iowa’s Democratic presidential caucuses could get more arcane or convoluted.

Boy, was I wrong.

I never thought the Iowa caucuses were …

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The ADA generation

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Editor’s note: Research suggests that if U.S. companies embrace disability inclusion, they will gain access to a new talent pool of more than 10.7 million people. This segment of the unemployment rate has remained relatively …

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A Closer Look: Jeremy Harrington

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Jeremy Harrington enters Shift Interactive just as the company enters a new phase: focusing entirely on custom software for clients across industries such as agriculture, health care, insurance and finance. Shift, which has a team …

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