Scott Klaus has worked for Klaus Companies since college and has been serving as vice president for 15 years. He manages the company’s Whirlpool territory and field sales, and is proud to be a part of a family-owned business in Peoria. When his grandfather began the company in 1919, he sold electronic parts out of a saddle shop in Eureka. Through their hard work and dedication, three generations of the Klaus family have grown the business to include the information technology and audio-visual integration services they offer today.
For too long, our country has been in denial—about the economy, our standing in the world and the difficult choices we must confront to remain competitive in a global marketplace.
On the whole, globalization has been extremely positive. But at times it’s difficult to see the overall positive effects, which have been gradual and steady over time.
Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service
On a cold, blustery February weeknight, approximately 150 Bradley students and faculty heard a diverse panel present “A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the I-74 Reconstruction Project.”
"...you have to invest knowing that you could have another 25 to 30 years to live. After all, it’s better to have money left over when you die than to run out of money while you are still alive.”
