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Suggested Event Jun 15, 2021 to Jun 17, 2021 At the upcoming Farm Futures Business Summit attendees will learn why open book management can lead to greater farm team engagement and improve the lives of those involved. The summit takes place June 16-17 at the Coralville Marriott Hotel and Conference Center, near Iowa City. The open-book concept is based a simple yet radical idea: if employees can learn how a business operates and how it makes money, then they begin to think and act like business people themselves. It’s the key concept behind “The Great Game of Business,” borne out of t...

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4/13/2021 The Central Iowa Business Conference has been rescheduled to May 24, 2022, at the Prairie Meadows Event Center. The original keynote speakers have committed to the new date and include Emmy Award-winning actor Henry Winkler, business management pioneer Jack Stack, and best-selling Author Justin Patton. “The safety of our members, speakers, and vendors remains our number one priority,” said Urbandale Chamber President Tiffany Menke. “We are so excited to move forward with our planned keynote speakers and we look forward to seeing you at Prairie Meadows on May 24, 2022....

New Chiefs center Austin Blythe checks all the boxes — except a big one Except for one flaw, Blythe looks and sounds the part. Photo by Katelyn Mulcahy/Getty Images Whenever the Kansas City Chiefs sign a free agent player, there are a lot of boxes we like to see get checked off in the affirmative. After Kansas City signed him last week, we already knew that former Los Angeles Rams center Austin Blythe had checked off a few of them. Experience with multiple NFL teams, enabling him to have an easier transition to a new one? Check. A solid record of availability over multiple seasons? Check.

KCUR 89.3 Two of the most famous Kansas City barbecue restaurants — Gates and Arthur Bryant’s — trace their style of barbecue directly back to Henry Perry, Kansas City's original barbecue king. One of the first things you should know about Henry Perry is that he was equal parts pitmaster and entrepreneur. To many, the reason for his success was simple: He knew how to smoke barbecue better than anybody. "His food had an aroma that stayed with you. And that's what made them want to come back to him," historian Sonny Gibson says. "They traveled from as far as Leavenworth, Kansas, and Oma...