InterBusiness Issues - April 2005

Bradley's President on What's NEXT in Higher Education
Dr. David Broski, president of Bradley University, isn't afraid to take risks. "A mentor of mine once said, 'The turtle only makes progress when he sticks his head out, so don't be afraid to make mistakes. They can usually be corrected.' I think that's good advice," he said. Sticking his neck out has led to some very good things for Bradley-and the Peoria community in general-since he took over the position in 2000.

Features

From the Editor
Promoting this area is a job that involves all of us.
Business Profile
Thompson Electronics Company President Craig Thompson had everything he needed when he began his company in 1980: experience in the field, a great idea, and a basement.

Columns

  • Building Illinois' Cattle Industry
    Patrick Kirchhofer - Peoria County Farm Bureau
  • The Road Ahead
    Solomon Balraj, Peoria Greater Regional Airport
  • Youth, Education & Learning
    David P. Ransburg, Mayor of Peoria
  • Med/Tech Plan: Approved
    W. Michael Bryant, Methodist Medical Center
  • Why Performance Improvements Fall Short
    Eddie Nath, CGN & Associates
  • A Closer Look at Diversity
    Dr. John Erwin, Illinois Central College
  • Is Ethical Politics Realistic?
    Dr. John Throop, The Summit Group
  • The Ideal Workout Environment
    Michael Hintz, Absolute Fitness
  • Heart Hospital Collaboration Marks Year Anniversary
    Dr. N. Kent Wise, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center
  • Discovery Forum 2005: Art and Science in Life
    Dr. Richard Lister, Peoria NEXT
  • E-mail in the Workplace
    Mary Pille, Employers' Association
  • Watch Your Credit
    JR Runkel, Fortner Insurance Agency, Inc.
  • Consider Growth For Price Appreciation
    Scott Elger, Morgan Stanley
  • Choosing the Best Provider For Your Injured Workers
    Michael Davis, IWIRC Corp.
  • Convention Business: What Does It Take?
    Vickie Clark, Peoria Area Convention and Visitors Bureau
  • Transportation Bill Vital to Illinois Economy
    Congressman Ray LaHood, 18th Congressional District
  • New Trends in Volunteering Mean More Opportunities
    Michael Stephan, Heart of Illinois United Way
  • Excuses, Excuses
    David Smith, Manpower Professional