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3143_f26687de12_small November 10, 2011 by Royce Haynes

Kansas City The Kansas City Area Development Council (KCADC) had its annual luncheon, Fast KC, last Friday and shared progress on regional commerce and plans for the future of Kansas City region. The progress report indicated Kansas City has fostered significant job creation, with the expansion of companies like Cerner boosting the regional economy. Bill Taylor, co-founder of Fast Company and recent author of Practically Radical, was Fast KC's keynote speaker. Taylor delivered a talk about innovation and leadership in business. The speech centered around … read more

1423_c21c4750f8_small November 9, 2010 by Danny Schreiber

Kansas City Yesterday, Fast Company magazine continued its online series highlighting entrepreneurial hubs around the country. Once again, they've landed in the Silicon Prairie. This time, in the "world's barbecue capital," Kansas City. The article, "Why You Should Start a Company in... Kansas City," is an interview with Bo Fishback, vice president of entrepreneurship… read more

1390_8906db2c6f_small October 26, 2010 by Jeff Slobotski

Today, Fast Company published an article featuring Omaha and the reasons that our city is a great place to start a company. Titled, "Why You Should Start a Company in...Omaha," it's part of an ongoing Fast Company series highlighting emerging entrepreneurial hubs around the country. Special thanks to Laura Rich, freelance writer and co-founder of… read more

687_7faab8f6c0_small March 1, 2010 by Jeff Slobotski

Omaha Here is the last of three posts in a series of interviews with the keynote speakers of this year's Greater Omaha Young Professionals Summit, which is taking place this Thursday, March 4. Bill Taylor is the co-founder and founding editor of Fast Company magazine as well as the author of Mavericks at Work, a New York Times Bestseller. Take a listen to what Bill has to share about the innovative ideas and entrepreneurs that motivate him in the work… read more

November 5, 2009 by Danny Schreiber

Lincoln A couple of big props came out last week for Tim Siedell, Creative Director at Lincoln-based Fuse Industries, for his wit behind the Twitter account @badbanna. Thanks to consistently hilarious 140 characters or less statements like the one above, @... read more