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Omaha is a wonderful place to network, grow your sphere of influence, and meet and deepen connections. Here are some of the opportunities to network in the Omaha area for the week of October 21-27, 2…

When Jake Kannas was in college, he began an internship in the employee benefits industry and discovered he had a passion for helping people with their insurance and benefits needs. He excelled at le…

Personal Stylist Tina Schwahn from Omaha is on a mission to help women and men over 40 feel good about themselves. Tina wasn’t always a Personal Stylist. Previously, she worked as a vocal mu…

So I like to gamble. Well, let’s amend that: I like to play games where you can win money. You might think that’s the same as gambling, but it’s really not. For example, I don’t like to play …

“To know us is to love us.” These are the confident words of Lloyd Elam, a businessman who believes in his company and his staff, and knows that each day, he’s making a difference for local bus…

When Ryan Ousey of Omaha founded ROC Business Technologies nine years ago, it was with a simple and clear mission: To help Omaha small business owners with all their IT needs, so that they can focus …

By day, Christian Roberts and Shane Peters were working their regular 9 to 5s. By night? One might find them crouched on a floor, covered in sawdust, sweat and stain, sanding away to expose a new, fr…

When their doors opened in 1983, the goals of Hayes & Associates were to provide reliable, expert accounting and tax preparation services and to build relationships as their clients’ trusted fi…

Countryside Village on 87th and Pacific was Nebraska’s first planned shopping center when it opened in 1953. The 30,000 square foot building had air conditioning in each bay—something that was un…

“We’re always looking for leaders.” They may drive a truck, repair a vehicle, or take customer service calls, but for Tom Cray and Tracy Mixan, who are out to establish Papillion Sanitation as …