Monthly Archives: September 2012
Geonetric honored for workplace flexibility
CEO says reducing layers of management is key
By Sarah Binder
CEDAR RAPIDS--Geonetric has grown from two employees in 1999 to more than 70 today, but it still has...
Geonetric honored for workplace flexibility
CEO says reducing layers of management is key
By Sarah Binder
CEDAR RAPIDS--Geonetric has grown from two employees in 1999 to more than 70 today, but it still has...
What’s next for downtown Cedar Rapids
With high occupancy rates in existing buildings, Emerson begins building new
By Sarah Binder
CEDAR RAPIDS--
When Steve Emerson, owner of Aspect architecture:design, walks through downtown Cedar Rapids, he sees it for...
New vegan eatery blossoms
Trumpet Blossom opened by former Red Avocado owner
By Pat Shaver
IOWA CITY--Katy Meyer grew up with both of her grandfathers working as cattle farmers.
Now, she owns...
Clinical trials impact economy
By Pat Shaver
CORALVILLE--Clinical trials can save lives and boost the economy, according to a recently released report.
Local healthcare officials and pharmaceutical professionals met last week to discuss a...
How human is your brand?
By Lynn Manternach/Tree Full of Owls
One of the new mantras in marketing is “humanize the brand.” Humanizing the brand generally involves looking for opportunities...
Recent UI grads start mapping, data business
Needle Analytics analyzes information to help small- to mid-sized businesses
By Pat Shaver
IOWA CITY--Riley Gardam and Jacob Langenfield, recent University of Iowa graduates, skipped a few steps...
Recent UI grads start mapping, data business
Needle Analytics analyzes information to help small- to mid-sized businesses
By Pat Shaver
IOWA CITY--Riley Gardam and Jacob Langenfield, recent University of Iowa graduates, skipped a few steps...
Northside celebrates Oktoberfest
Event to offer keg bowling, yodeling contest, kids events
By Pat Shaver
IOWA CITY--Oktoberfest is about more than just beer.
A group of business owners in the Northside neighborhood, one...
Landfall: bridging cultures with music
Collaboration across Midwest makes festival possible
By Sarah Binder
CEDAR RAPIDS--The fifth annual Landfall Festival of World Music will bring more than 50 musicians from around...