5 questions with Garth Strand
Garth Strand’s credit union career spans more than three decades, but it includes only one institution: Hutchinson Credit Union.
Garth Strand’s credit union career spans more than three decades, but it includes only one institution: Hutchinson Credit Union.
Brian Campbells job gives him insight into the health of the local economy.
When Boeing’s mega Dreamlifter flew to Wichita last weekend for McConnell Air Force Base’s air show, it made a stop at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport.
After more than 30 years of working for the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., Abdul Bengali was comfortable – too comfortable, in fact.
A part-time job at Wesley Medical Center led Jena Lysen into what has become an award-winning career in human resources.
This is Marlin Penner’s 40th year at commercial real estate firm NAI John T. Arnold Associates and his 27th as its president.
Charles Lloyd fell in love with aviation as a child as he watched planes fly overhead.
David Sasson didnt know much about art when he started Overstockart.com, but he knew what he liked: success in business.
At age 61, Dean Bradley is still on his second job.
Tyson Bean is overseeing J.P. Weigand & Sons’ expansion into residential rentals and management.
Steve Clark and Johnny Stevens are known for developing the10-year-old Waterfront at the northeast corner of 13th and Webb Road. Increasingly, though, there’s a new public face at the development: Stephen Clark II.
Jim Remar, president and chief operating officer of the Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center, is in his second stint at the Hutchinson museum.
John McKenzie grew up in the south Bronx and came to Kansas in the 1960s to attend college at a small Presbyterian college in Emporia and play baseball for the school as a walk-on player.
Bill Watson believes this time is different for agriculture.
Larry Weber has been working at the Garvey Center since before he ever worked for the late Willard Garvey or his company, Builders Inc.
Connections are important to Abe Rodriguez, the new executive director at the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Tony Kinkel is a believer in the value of technical school.
Until 2008, Bob Corwin had never lived or worked far from home.
Of all the ubiquitous Farhas in Wichita, Ted Farha is one of the most recognizable about town.
Growing up, Tom Grace, senior vice president of product development for CAMP Systems International in Wichita, spent almost as much time keeping his family’s boat and snowmobile running as he did using them.