InterBusiness Issues - November 2002

Every community must ask itself if it nurtures and develops a leadership culture – in its companies, its government, its social service, its events. In Peoria, the answer is a resounding “YES!”

Features

Business Profile
Scott Communication Services, Inc. was established in July 2001, when husband-and-wife team Mark and Jodi Scott became local authorized Nextel dealers.
From the Editor
In this issue of InterBusiness Issues we publish our annual list of Peoria’s 40 Leaders Under Forty—our ninth year of honoring outstanding young area professionals. As I considered the list, I was struck by an observation: for this group of leaders, history—the personal kind, anyway—begins, at most, 40 years ago.

Columns

  • Farm Products Tie Into Favorite Activities
    Patrick Kirchhofer - Peoria County Farm Bureau
  • Get Caught Up in Peoria’s Progress
    Jim McConoughey, Heartland Partnership
  • Area Business Connection
    Linda Beckman, 2003 Area Business Connection and Power Breakfast
  • Your Guide to Peoria Area Capital Campaigns
    W. Michael Bryant, Methodist Medical Center
  • Diversity Begins Here
    Dr. John Erwin, Illinois Central College
  • Challenges of Working Multiculturally
    Dr. John Throop, The Summit Group
  • Save For College With 529 Plan
    Scott Elger, Morgan Stanley
  • What is Exercise?
    Michael Hintz, Absolute Fitness
  • Economics of Philanthropy
    Dr. R. Michael Gulley, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center
  • September 11 Takes Toll On Work World
    John Gibson, Employers' Association
  • 8 Key Principles of Effective Quality Management
    Laurence Hornibrook, IMEC
  • Franklin on Values
    Jane Converse, Converse Marketing
  • Congress Enacts Election Reforms
    Congressman Ray LaHood, 18th Congressional District
  • Sell More Easily…Behave
    Robert Barber, Jr., Sandler Sales Institute
  • Paid Leave: Beyond the FMLA
    David Smith, Manpower Professional