From GM to G.I. Joe. We visited Kokomo Toys & Collectibles, a downtown destination that’s captured the hearts of collectors from all over the country and even beyond. Co-owner Amber ...
We met with Mark Dubois, Superintendent of Western School Corporation and a proud member of our Kokomo CEO Board. Mark’s path to leadership looks a little different, with an MBA ...
Let’s recap our visit to DORIS Research in Indianapolis. Founder and co-owner Sam Julka shared how her path from erasing a draftsman’s mistakes at a lumber yard to earning a master’s ...
🌟 Speaker Spotlight: Greg Griswold | Lamar Advertising “Persistent and consistent.” That’s how Greg Griswold describes his 40-year career in commission-based sales; including 26 ...
From a tractor and a saw to a 4th-generation family business, Hollingsworth Lumber has been supplying Indiana with quality wood since 1937. We met with Kaleb Hollingsworth, who shared ...
What happens when innovation meets integrity? You get Merrell Bros., a Hoosier success story 40+ years in the making. From raising hogs to leading one of the nation’s top biosolids ...
“If Palmer’s can’t fix it, it can’t be fixed.” For more than 81 years, Palmer’s Jewelry has been a Kokomo staple…built on craftsmanship, customer care, and community connection. Store ...
Last week we spent one morning at IU Kokomo diving into the theme of learning. After a delicious breakfast from Rozzi’s Catering, Chancellor Dr. Mark Canada joined us and was ...
We heard from Monty Henderson, a farmer, business advisor, and lifelong learner who reminded us that “you are in a life-changing seat… because of the people you meet.” Monty shared ...
“What will happen when we think about what is right with people rather than fixating on what is wrong with them?” — Donald Clifton We met with Dr. Theresa Murphy, Vice Chancellor for ...
We dove into the art of leadership with Stacy Rutten and Emery Hardin from Leadr — brought in by Coca-Cola GM and former CEO facilitator Brandon Bishop. Leadr is more than coaching ...
From art major to entrepreneur, Kayla Keith’s journey began when her dad asked, “A flower shop is for sale...wanna buy it?” She said yes, left college, and has been growing Jefferson ...