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Forty Under 40: Andy Core
Andy Core believes so strongly that “a healthy lifestyle fuels success” that he’s built a career out of it. Core, a Fort Smith native, earned a graduate degree in exercise…
A directory of Profiles for Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Awards
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Andy Core believes so strongly that “a healthy lifestyle fuels success” that he’s built a career out of it. Core, a Fort Smith native, earned a graduate degree in exercise…
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Janine Covington was raised in the family business. The work ethic of her parents contributed to her drive for success, but when she was younger she had no desire to…
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Christopher Crossland started working for the family business, Crossland Construction Co., in his hometown of Columbus, Kan., on steel and concrete crews while he was still in high school.nA few…
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Wendy Davidson has worked for Tyson Foods Inc. for more than 10 years. nThe Le Mars, Iowa, native earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and sociology with an emphasis…
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Although he earned his bachelor’s degree in agricultural business from the University of Arkansas in 2001, David Erstine was working on his career in real estate while he was still…
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Catherine Frederick worked full time at Bob Wimberly Public Relations while earning her bachelor’s degree at night from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. That taste of “PR” convinced…
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While growing up in Little Rock, James Harkins wanted to be either a commercial Realtor or a country-and-western songwriter. But a three-week stint in Nashville trying to break into show…
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Brad Johnson started to go to law school, but changed his mind during the first semester to take a position with Scurlock Industries Inc. Johnson said he had always loved…
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Little Rock native Missy Darwin Kincaid graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1987. She then spent time in Washington D.C. working for U.S. Sen. David Pryor, D-Arkansas; just under…
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The Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market on Crossover Road in Fayetteville won the David Glass Asset Management Award last year as the best Neighborhood Market in the nation.nKenny King, who has managed…
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Robert Kisabeth wanted to be a chef. Although he still loves cooking Italian food, he found his real talent in managing hotels.nA native of Plymouth, Mich., Kisabeth graduated from Michigan…
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Steven Lane made his way to Bentonville three years after earning a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering at the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1989. Previously he had worked for an…
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A real Renaissance man, Alex Lostetter is the author of the young adult science fiction novel, “Yesterday’s Shadow,” an avid painter, hiker, traveler and water skier.nThe president of Arkansas Power…
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Mitchell Massey started a hydraulics firm in 1992 and later launched his own holding company that has an interest in a number of entities, including five primary companies through Massey…
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Mark McQueen owned his own businesses, but after some health problems helped him realize that taking off work really wasn’t an option, he began to look for a more giving…
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A former professional runner, Matt Mitchell has shifted his competitive drive to the business world.nOriginally from New Jersey, Mitchell moved to Fayetteville to run track for the University of Arkansas….
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Sarah Nabholz Mitchell’s professional career reads like a 21st-century fairy tale.nShe and a Little Rock coworker, Pam Purvis Hatcher, were burned out on advertising agency work, and Mitchell wanted to…
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Originally from Littleton, Colo., Seth Mohorn earned two degrees from York College in Nebraska one in business administration and one in secondary education. nWhen he graduated in 1994, he moved…
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Joe Muha, a licensed pharmacist who works in pharmacy loss prevention at Wal-Mart’s home office in Bentonville, is a principal in three different restaurant franchising groups.nMuha is vice president of…
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James Patton began his banking career as a courier for First America Savings and Loan of Fort Smith when he was only 16. nHe attended Westark Community College of Fort…