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Kansas Restaurant and Hospitality Association names new director Adam Mills has been named president and CEO of the Kansas Restaurant and Hospitality Association, the organization announced Friday.
Mills has been a member of the KRHA staff, as vice president for member services, since 2003. His new position takes effect immediately. He has held the position in an interim capacity since September.
?Adam has a great understanding of our operations and the over-arching mission of KRHA,? said KRHA chairman Scott Redler in a news release. ?He strives to provide value to our members and the industry as a whole...
WBJ survey finds support for Ambassador Hotel incentive Developers of the Ambassador Hotel in downtown Wichita have to like results of a Wichita Business Journal online survey over the past week. Survey participants voted resoundingly to approve the room-tax rebate for the Ambassador.
Readers were asked: ?If the vote were held today, would you vote for or against the Ambassador Hotel incentive??
The incentive ? to rebate Ambassador developers 75 percent of guest taxes collected at their property over 15 years ? will go before Wichita voters on Feb...
Wichita entrepreneurs see Pipeline program as avenue to growth Two Wichita entrepreneurs, Brandon Shuey and Mark Allen, will take part in a new, expanded Pipeline Entrepreneurial Fellowship Program this year.
The program selects high-potential, high-growth entrepreneurs and puts them through a series of training modules to help them hone their business plans and operations, improve their networking abilities, and put them in contact with venture capitalists and private investors nationwide.
The program initially launched in Kansas, but when its state funding was cut last year, organizers looked to investors from other states to help it match a Kauffman Foundation grant...
FDIC announces bank enforcement actions in Kansas The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. on Friday announced December enforcement actions involving two Kansas bank, First Security Bank & Trust Co. of Norton and The Peoples Bank of Pratt.
For First Security, a Jan. 6, 2010, consent order against it was terminated Dec. 5, FDIC says.
For The Peoples Bank, without admitting or denying any violations, it consented to an order to pay a civil money penalty of $3,270 related to alleged violations of the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973. The order was effective Dec...
Butler Community College kicks off 4th Advance Kansas leadership program Forty business professionals and executives from the Wichita area are embarking on a four-month leadership training initiative with the help of Butler Community College?s Advance Kansas program.
The 2012 program kicks off Friday.
Advance Kansas includes four full-day workshops during a four-month period. Workshops will include classroom discussions, lectures and a community project.
Look for more information about some of those projects as the program progresses this spring.
This Wichita Business Journal story from last spring details more about the Advance Kansas program...
Kansas ranked top state for wind capacity under construction Gov. Sam Brownback has repeatedly said he hopes Kansas can better harness its potential for wind energy.
And according to a new report from the American Wind Energy Association, the state appears to be on the right track.
AWEA?s review of the wind energy industry for the fourth quarter of 2011 places Kansas as the top state in terms of wind energy capacity under construction.
Kansas has 1,188 megawatts worth of wind projects in the works. The next closest state in that category was Texas with 857 megawatts...
Wichita environmental awards announced The city of Wichita on Friday announced the winners of the 2012 Clean Air and Sustainability Awards.
The nine winners ? chosen from throughout Butler, Harvey, Sedgwick and Sumner counties ? included the Koch Industries Conservation Program and Wichita Mid-Continent Airport?s ?Green Team.?
The winners were announced at the 2012 Kansas Preservation, Energy and Sustainability Conference and Fair, which runs through the weekend at Century II.
Here is the city?s full list of winners, along with descriptions of each.
Union membership grew in Kansas in 2011 The percentage of Kansas workers who were members of or represented by unions grew in 2011, according to new data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The report shows that about 97,000 Kansas were members of unions in 2011, up from 84,000 in 2010. Union membership grew from 6.8 percent of employed Kansans to 7.6 percent.
About 128,000 Kansas workers, or 10.1 percent, were represented by unions, though not all were members. That?s a growth from 111,000 workers, or 9.1 percent in 2010.
Despite unions? growth in the state in 2011, Kansas remains below the national average for union membership...
Top of the List: Professional and trade organizations We added eight new groups to the professional and trade organizations list this week, including the No. 5-ranked Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants.
A majority of the organizations that appeared on last year?s list held their membership levels steady. The American Marketing Association was the sole returning group that increased its membership over last year.
Here?s a look at the top five organizations on this week?s list.
1. Young Professionals of Wichita
? Address: 350 W...
Report: Cabela?s opening March 14 Cabela?s will open its massive new Wichita store at 11 a.m. on March 14, KAKE News is reporting today.
The store is located in the Regency Lakes shopping center at Greenwich and K-96.
It has been in the process of hiring approximately 175 full- and part-time workers.
Developers of the Ambassador Hotel in downtown Wichita have to like results of a Wichita Business Journal online survey over the past week. Survey participants voted resoundingly to approve the room-tax rebate for the Ambassador.
Readers were asked: ?If the vote were held today, would you vote for or against the Ambassador Hotel incentive??
The incentive ? to rebate Ambassador developers 75 percent of guest taxes collected at their property over 15 years ? will go before Wichita voters on Feb...
Two Wichita entrepreneurs, Brandon Shuey and Mark Allen, will take part in a new, expanded Pipeline Entrepreneurial Fellowship Program this year.
The program selects high-potential, high-growth entrepreneurs and puts them through a series of training modules to help them hone their business plans and operations, improve their networking abilities, and put them in contact with venture capitalists and private investors nationwide.
The program initially launched in Kansas, but when its state funding was cut last year, organizers looked to investors from other states to help it match a Kauffman Foundation grant...
Forty business professionals and executives from the Wichita area are embarking on a four-month leadership training initiative with the help of Butler Community College?s Advance Kansas program.
The 2012 program kicks off Friday.
Advance Kansas includes four full-day workshops during a four-month period. Workshops will include classroom discussions, lectures and a community project.
Look for more information about some of those projects as the program progresses this spring.
This Wichita Business Journal story from last spring details more about the Advance Kansas program...
Gov. Sam Brownback has repeatedly said he hopes Kansas can better harness its potential for wind energy.
And according to a new report from the American Wind Energy Association, the state appears to be on the right track.
AWEA?s review of the wind energy industry for the fourth quarter of 2011 places Kansas as the top state in terms of wind energy capacity under construction.
Kansas has 1,188 megawatts worth of wind projects in the works. The next closest state in that category was Texas with 857 megawatts...
The percentage of Kansas workers who were members of or represented by unions grew in 2011, according to new data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The report shows that about 97,000 Kansas were members of unions in 2011, up from 84,000 in 2010. Union membership grew from 6.8 percent of employed Kansans to 7.6 percent.
About 128,000 Kansas workers, or 10.1 percent, were represented by unions, though not all were members. That?s a growth from 111,000 workers, or 9.1 percent in 2010.
Despite unions? growth in the state in 2011, Kansas remains below the national average for union membership...
We added eight new groups to the professional and trade organizations list this week, including the No. 5-ranked Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants.
A majority of the organizations that appeared on last year?s list held their membership levels steady. The American Marketing Association was the sole returning group that increased its membership over last year.
Here?s a look at the top five organizations on this week?s list.
1. Young Professionals of Wichita
? Address: 350 W...
Cabela?s will open its massive new Wichita store at 11 a.m. on March 14, KAKE News is reporting today.
The store is located in the Regency Lakes shopping center at Greenwich and K-96.
It has been in the process of hiring approximately 175 full- and part-time workers.