Farmers Insurance contractor worked her way up
If Jenese Gallardo ever needs to motivate the agents she manages for Farmers Insurance, she can just tell them her own story.
If Jenese Gallardo ever needs to motivate the agents she manages for Farmers Insurance, she can just tell them her own story.
You can buy the latest flat-screen smart television at Cy’s TV Service – or find a part for that console from the 1970s lurking in your basement.
Just about everything is covered in animal prints at Palim’s — including owner Patty Womack, decked out in a faux leopard-skin vest.
Tim Holmes’ background is different from most restaurant owners. But he says his previous jobs – as sheriff in Russell County, an agent with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and a contractor with the U.S. military in Afghanistan – helped prepare him to run Charlie’s Pizza Taco.
Mike Gamache thinks he has a “can’t miss” offer for apartment complexes and other potential clients of Fleetfoot Marketing: They don’t pay unless Fleetfoot snags them a customer.
This time of year, a customer may be just as likely to drop off a present or bag or peanut brittle as buy something from Rayer’s Bearden Stained Glass.
Even though cats outnumber dogs as pets in America, Fido tends to get more medical attention than Fluffy.
Ken Elliott tries to give his guests more than just a good night’s sleep and a tasty breakfast.
For Holly Cummins, nothing illustrates the benefits of the franchise system better than the episode with the wine refrigerator.
A company that does most of its sales through catalogs and the Internet just got a lot more retail friendly.
Tiffany Sporn has a lot of her father in her.
The pre-engineered building business has changed drastically over the years, as the structures evolved from basic metal boxes used mostly to store machinery to retail outlets, houses of worship and more.
Six years ago, Diane Richardson was close to giving up.
Cheryl Mercer has always enjoyed throwing parties, especially for the preschoolers she taught for 12 years in Augusta.
A five-year-old debt purchasing and collection firm has consolidated its offices and moved to bigger space in west Wichita.
There’s a good reason why Debbie Brand hasn’t marketed a sugar-free version of her sweet-and-spicy jellies: She hasn’t found the perfect recipe.
A Derby-based managed information technology services firm has made its second acquisition in a month.
Coffee mug in hand, outfitted in shorts and flip-flops, Chad McClure could be the poster boy for the new way of running a creative business.
In addition to being soft, furry and kind of cute, alpacas represent a perfect compromise for Dian Rogers-Trainer and her husband, Steve Trainer.
Derek Sorrells owned the domain rights to his new company’s name for nearly a decade before a TV show gave him the push to do something with it.