« Previous Nov 2019Next »Digital Edition Archives 40 Leaders Under Forty: Class of 2019Now in its 26th year, the longevity of 40 Leaders Under Forty is a testament to the talent in Greater Peoria. It’s a tribute to the men and women of our region whose integrity, creativity and work ethic are second to none. Ellen Adams - Farnsworth Group Stephanie AlKhafaji - Tada Cognitive Solutions Brent Baker - Greater Peoria Economic Development Council Blake Barnard - Heart Technologies J. Logan Block - Quinn Johnston Henderson Pretorius & Cerulo Wade Blumenshine - Heyl, Royster, Voelker and Allen Demario Boone - Peoria Public Schools Andrea L. Campbell - Caterpillar Inc. Yujie Chen - Caterpillar Inc. Christine Deehring - Bump Boxes Corey Dolan - Preckshot Compounding Pharmacy Adam Duvall - Advocates for Access Danielle Easton - W. D. Boyce Council, Boy Scouts of America Nicole Frederick - Heart of Illinois United Way Sandy Garza - Crittenton Centers Kristin Gaskill - Caterpillar Inc. Mitch Gilfillan - Quinn Johnston Henderson Pretorius & Cerulo Bobby Hambrick - AutonomouStuff Dr. Paul M. Jeziorczak - OSF HealthCare Children’s Hospital of Illinois Katie Jurgens - W. D. Boyce Council, Boy Scouts of America Audrey Kamm - CEO Council Justin Kauffman - Precision Planting, LLC Julie Locke Moore - The Dax Foundation Kimberly M. McGhee - OSF Saint Francis Medical Center Tamara Meister - Butler, Giraudo & Meister, P.C. Brooke M. Miller - RLI Corp. Dr. Angela E. Moriarity - Advanced Correctional Healthcare, Inc. Courtney E. Newgard - UnityPoint Health Hannah Ramlo - Soulside Healing Arts Erica Robinson - Illinois Mutual Kyle Rose - CLA (CliftonLarsonAllen LLP) Mollie Shepherdson - ALSAC/St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Tye N. Smith - Caterpillar Inc. Anthony J.B. Strickland - Caterpillar Inc. Nicole L. Sutherland - Cullinan Properties, Ltd. Jennifer Thompson - Caterpillar Inc. Jake Turner - Raymond James Liz Wiest - Bradley University Audrey Williams - American Cancer Society Camille Yameen - Center for Prevention of Abuse Inspiring a Better Future Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine After 26 years, more than 1,000 individuals have been honored as 40 Leaders Under Forty—and many are still leading our community today. Q&A with Steve Thompson, 40 Leaders Alumnus of the Year A member of the first class of 40 Leaders Under Forty, Steve Thompson continues to work tirelessly to make central Illinois a better place. The Turkey Day Era by Robert L. Sulaski The Thanksgiving game marked the end of the high school football season and became an annual reunion for many Peorians. Digital Transformation: More Than Technology Scott Souter, Hickory Point Bank & Trust Build a company culture supportive of meeting customers’ rapidly increasing expectations. Pedaling the Heights While common in some urban areas, pedal buses are new to the Peoria area. A Half-Century Milestone Philippi-Hagenbuch, Inc. celebrates 50 years of business this month. Create a Retirement Roadmap Daryl Dagit - Savant Capital Management You should plan for retirement just as you plan for vacation. Shop Small! Don't forget to "shop small" on Small Business Saturday. Stop Selling to Yourself Dean Heffta - Clarus Results Adjust your use of lenses to connect more effectively with different people. More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Emerging Leaders in the Community by Mark Roberts, Community Foundation of Central Illinois The Emerging Philanthropists Fund invigorates young leaders to join together as philanthropists. A Pillar of Guiding Principles by Congressman Darin LaHood Fifty years after his passing, Senator Everett Dirksen’s leadership carries on. Get to Know… J.D. Dalfonso, Enjoy Peoria The Peoria-born Dalfonso took the reins of the PACVB this summer upon the retirement of Don Welch. 15 Things to Do In November Mark your calendars and check out what's happening in Greater Peoria! A History of Impeachment Proceedings Against U.S. Presidents by Brad McMillan with Jacob Brown Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service at Bradley University The process to remove a president from elected office should be a serious and thoughtful undertaking. Lead for a Larger Goal by Matt George, Children’s Home Association of Illinois When all local nonprofits are successful, the community is the winner. National Philanthropy Day National Philanthropy Day is both an official calendar day and a grassroots movement to celebrate charitable activities. Entre Nous: Making a Difference Entre Nous welcomes newcomers to the area as well as women who have recently experienced lifestyle changes. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Finding Your Family Roots by Barb Benner with Vicki Padesky, Peoria County Genealogical Society Exploring your ancestry is not only fun, but a gift you will always treasure. Take 10: Jodi Hoos Ten things you didn't know about the Peoria County State’s Attorney... Moving to Peoria by Jay Riven, Peoria Academy A newcomer to the area reflects on his first impressions of a new city. Babysitting Made Easy Finding a trustworthy babysitter in the area can be daunting for parents, but luckily, there’s an app for that. Pioneering Early Cancer Detection by Alyson McKean, UnityPoint Health A first-of-its-kind clinic in central Illinois guides patients through the fight against cancer. Service Dogs for Service People For some disabled military veterans and first responders, a new Chillicothe-based nonprofit has been a godsend. More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Peoria’s Grand Opera House by Molly Crusen Bishop The illustrious building’s reign over Peoria’s highlife came to a swift end on a tragic December morning. An Unlikely Home for an Artist Collective by David McDonald, Academy of Fretted Instruments A new collective takes an unusual route to bring art and creativity to the public. Celebrating Women in the Arts by Kristan H. McKinsey, Illinois Women Artists Project The Citywide Celebration of Women in the Arts highlights the creativity of women in the arts in Greater Peoria. Champions for the Arts John and Jeff Heintzman have set a sterling example for what it means to serve as an educator, advocate and champion for the arts. Exploring the Local Terrain The work of local artists can be seen on the windows of Hale Memorial Church and at Yaku’s headquarters. Imaging A new exhibition at Peoria Magazines features the artwork of Peoria-based women of color. More Art articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>>
Inspiring a Better Future Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine After 26 years, more than 1,000 individuals have been honored as 40 Leaders Under Forty—and many are still leading our community today.
Q&A with Steve Thompson, 40 Leaders Alumnus of the Year A member of the first class of 40 Leaders Under Forty, Steve Thompson continues to work tirelessly to make central Illinois a better place.
The Turkey Day Era by Robert L. Sulaski The Thanksgiving game marked the end of the high school football season and became an annual reunion for many Peorians.
Digital Transformation: More Than Technology Scott Souter, Hickory Point Bank & Trust Build a company culture supportive of meeting customers’ rapidly increasing expectations.
Create a Retirement Roadmap Daryl Dagit - Savant Capital Management You should plan for retirement just as you plan for vacation.
Stop Selling to Yourself Dean Heffta - Clarus Results Adjust your use of lenses to connect more effectively with different people.
Emerging Leaders in the Community by Mark Roberts, Community Foundation of Central Illinois The Emerging Philanthropists Fund invigorates young leaders to join together as philanthropists.
A Pillar of Guiding Principles by Congressman Darin LaHood Fifty years after his passing, Senator Everett Dirksen’s leadership carries on.
Get to Know… J.D. Dalfonso, Enjoy Peoria The Peoria-born Dalfonso took the reins of the PACVB this summer upon the retirement of Don Welch.
A History of Impeachment Proceedings Against U.S. Presidents by Brad McMillan with Jacob Brown Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service at Bradley University The process to remove a president from elected office should be a serious and thoughtful undertaking.
Lead for a Larger Goal by Matt George, Children’s Home Association of Illinois When all local nonprofits are successful, the community is the winner.
National Philanthropy Day National Philanthropy Day is both an official calendar day and a grassroots movement to celebrate charitable activities.
Entre Nous: Making a Difference Entre Nous welcomes newcomers to the area as well as women who have recently experienced lifestyle changes.
Finding Your Family Roots by Barb Benner with Vicki Padesky, Peoria County Genealogical Society Exploring your ancestry is not only fun, but a gift you will always treasure.
Moving to Peoria by Jay Riven, Peoria Academy A newcomer to the area reflects on his first impressions of a new city.
Babysitting Made Easy Finding a trustworthy babysitter in the area can be daunting for parents, but luckily, there’s an app for that.
Pioneering Early Cancer Detection by Alyson McKean, UnityPoint Health A first-of-its-kind clinic in central Illinois guides patients through the fight against cancer.
Service Dogs for Service People For some disabled military veterans and first responders, a new Chillicothe-based nonprofit has been a godsend.
Peoria’s Grand Opera House by Molly Crusen Bishop The illustrious building’s reign over Peoria’s highlife came to a swift end on a tragic December morning.
An Unlikely Home for an Artist Collective by David McDonald, Academy of Fretted Instruments A new collective takes an unusual route to bring art and creativity to the public.
Celebrating Women in the Arts by Kristan H. McKinsey, Illinois Women Artists Project The Citywide Celebration of Women in the Arts highlights the creativity of women in the arts in Greater Peoria.
Champions for the Arts John and Jeff Heintzman have set a sterling example for what it means to serve as an educator, advocate and champion for the arts.
Exploring the Local Terrain The work of local artists can be seen on the windows of Hale Memorial Church and at Yaku’s headquarters.
