InterBusiness Issues - October 2002

Since Michael Stephan became the executive director of the Heart of Illinois United Way in 2000, the organization has seen a significant increase in fund raising—from $5.6 million to a record $6.3 million in 2001. Stephan discusses the changes he has helped put in place, the impact of community, and much more.

Features

Business Profile
Staff Management owner and President Fran Morrissey and her husband, John, knew the needs of their fellow business people and founded the company in 1983 as a way to help make businesses run smoother.
From the Editor
Whenever a new study is published, someone in the audience can be counted on to rise and criticize. “What? Another study?” they’ll object. “When is someone going to act on one of these studies?” The peremptory judgment is always “analysis paralysis.”

Columns

  • Central Illinois Crop Yield Forecasts
    Patrick Kirchhofer - Peoria County Farm Bureau
  • Fueling Central Illinois Economy
    Jim McConoughey, Heartland Partnership
  • Community Leadership School
    Dave Gaca, Peoria Area Chamber of Commerce
  • Your Guide to Peoria Area Capital Campaigns
    W. Michael Bryant, Methodist Medical Center
  • Implementing New Technology
    Dr. John Erwin, Illinois Central College
  • What’s a Fair Salary?
    Dr. John Throop, The Summit Group
  • Multifamily REITs Can Help Diversify Your Portfolio
    Scott Elger, Morgan Stanley
  • OBESITY Epidemic? No, Pandemic
    Dr. R. Michael Gulley, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center
  • Let’s Open The Long Distance Phone Market
    John Gibson, Employers' Association
  • Lean Also Reduces Transactions
    Laurence Hornibrook, IMEC
  • A Matter of Trust
    Jane Converse, Converse Marketing
  • Next Congress To Tackle Transportation
    Congressman Ray LaHood, 18th Congressional District
  • Humorous Side of Human Resources
    David Smith, Manpower Professional