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The Iowa Business Council’s quarterly economic survey, released today, found three-quarters of its 26 members expect increased sales over the next six months. Half of the council members also are looking for an increase in both …
Women leave boards of directors at a rate three times higher than men, according to the EPIC Corporate Challenge 2017 survey released last Friday. Fourteen companies provided information on the topic. They reported that 19.1 …
The Greater Des Moines Partnership, Central Iowa’ economic and community development organization with 23 chambers of commerce and more than 6,100 business members, hopes to see significant progress this year on initiatives ranging from completing …
Tax cuts. Trade deals. The stock market’s booming run. These topics and more came up at the Business Record’s Economic Forecast luncheon Jan. 25.
The annual event brings together hundreds of business community leaders and …
Host: Des Moines East and South Chamber of Commerce About: Join as we celebrate all of our accomplishments in the past year. An awards ceremony will take place as we announce the Business of the …
Gov. Kim Reynolds signed her first executive order today to establish the Iowa Clearinghouse for Work-Based Learning. The initiative will be a joint venture of the Iowa Department of Education and Iowa Area Education Agencies …
Host: West Des Moines Chamber of Commerce About: Chill out with a cold brew at the W.D.M. Chamber’s next Accelerate happy hour event. Visit BeerStyles in West Glen to see what this gastropub has to …
The Business Record’s Economic Forecast luncheon on Jan. 25 brought together hundreds of business community leaders and executives for a panel discussion about predictions for the year’s economy. Featured were Iowa Economic Development Authority Director …
The Greater Des Moines Partnership has two events coming related to raising capital. The Capital for Your Business seminar is from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 22 at the Partnership. This event will examine bank …
Jay Byers, CEO of the Greater Des Moines Partnership, said 2018 looks to be a strong year buoyed by tax reform and metrowide efforts. “Our queue is strong, and the regional economic trends are all …
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