« Previous Apr 2019Next »Digital Edition Archives Business & the Arts Intertwinedby Mae Gilliland WrightFrom employee attraction to creative problem-solving, the arts and culture are critical ingredients in a healthy community. The Best of Our Community Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine by Jan Wright, Publisher Welcome to the premier issue of Peoria Magazine! Building a Chamber by Emily Potts A small but mighty force is on the rise in the local business community. Artists Shift the Paradigm by Philip Newton, Perennial Partners Through ART, Inc., young people will gain access to a potpourri of community creativity. Connecting the Arts and Economy by Jenn Gordon, ArtsPartners of Central Illinois Invest in your community arts bridge—and traverse it often. Peoria Arts: A Decade Retrospective by Jonathan Wright Sometimes you have to look back to see how far you’ve come. Monkeying Around in Copyright Law by Tyler A. Eathington, Quinn, Johnston, Henderson, Pretorius & Cerulo A brief refresher on copyright protection and fair use Three Tips to Unleash the Creative Entrepreneurs in Your Community by Alice Loy, Creative Startups Creative entrepreneurs are market disruptors building a better and more inclusive future. Creativity: Today's Hot Commodity by Robin Albright, CRCC Creative thinking is key to thriving in today’s economy, but what does it mean for your organization? Self-Handicapping Behavior in the Workplace James Bryson, New Millenium Institute Be aware of behaviors that sabotage employee and organizational success. Evidence of History by Chris Farris, Peoria Public Library Library materials can guide patrons as they assess the possibility of revitalizing historic structures. Retirement Plans... Do You Need an Audit? by Nicole Nevicosi, Heinwold Banwart, Ltd. Beyond the legal requirement, audits can provide opportunities for improving efficiency or effectiveness. The Eyes Have It! Edith Barnard - Barnard Communications Improving your use of eye contact can make you a more powerful communicator. The Law of Unintended Consequences Michael Davis - IWIRC Corp. by Michael Davis, IWIRC Illinois’ recent minimum wage increase could have undesirable side effects. From IRA to Charity Courtesy of Heartland Bank Arranging for a transfer to charity from an IRA may have better tax results. More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Investing in the Arts Community by Mark Roberts, Community Foundation of Central Illinois The Arts Mean Business Fund combines economic development with investment in the arts. Imagining Our Future by Rebecca Shulman Herz, Peoria PlayHouse Children's Museum The arts play an important role in developing the citizens and leaders of tomorrow. Positive Gains for Women in Public Office by Brad McMillan, Institute of Principled Leadership in Public Service at Bradley University Historic numbers of women are now serving in Congress and state governments. Continuing a Tradition Tianguis Peoria carries on a long Mexican tradition. Pro-Peoria, First and Foremost Mayor Jim Ardis - City of Peoria by Mayor Jim Ardis, City of Peoria The quality of government in our democracy begins at the local level. Strengthening STEM Education Through Mentor Connections by Kathleen Brown, University of Illinois Extension An online tool connects students with STEM professionals who serve as student mentors. The Cost of Unfunded Mandates David Zimmerman, Tazewell County Board by David Zimmerman, Tazewell County Board If it is important enough to mandate, it is important enough to fund. The New, Cost-Effective MBA Courtesy of Midstate College Armed with an innovation mindset, you will be well-positioned for new opportunities. Why Your Community Must Embrace Newcomers by Quint Studer Newcomers bring new revenue and fresh ideas to your community. Get intentional about welcoming and celebrating them. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Not Just Black and White by Dr. Anni K. Reinking A new memoir details the thoughts and experiences of a white mother raising a black son. Get Moving... Get Started! by Adam White, RC Outfitters Four steps to help you get started in a fitness routine A Midlife Pivot by Banu Hatfield, Zion Coffee Co Making the decision to step away from my corporate career surprised many in my circle. Take 10: Greg Batton Ten things you didn't know about the talk show host and radio personality... Take 10: Yvonne Greer Ten things you didn't know about the personal trainer and TV personality... A New Surgical Robot by Fabiola Orozco, UnityPoint Health The Mazor X Spinal Robot helps patients with faster recovery times and less pain. Planning for Advance Care by Laura Nightengale, OSF HealthCare Give your family the gift of peace of mind. Real Homemade Vanilla by Chef Golda Ewalt Make your own vanilla extract… then enjoy a cocktail! More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> The Fine Art of Pouring Iron by Emily Potts A team of local artists have built Peoria’s only cupola furnace at Bradley University. Wandering the Heartland by Emily Potts Local singer/songwriters hit the right notes, nabbing national acclaim in Rolling Stone. Imagine a Day Without Water by Lori Horstman, Illinois American Water By combining art and science, we can raise awareness and instill the value of water in our young customers. Why I Buy Art by Abby Gettys, Collecture Procuring original art for clients' homes reinforced my philosophy that the best way to support the arts is to buy art. Third Thursday Artists On Display by Emily Potts Building connections and camaraderie through the arts. 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The Best of Our Community Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine by Jan Wright, Publisher Welcome to the premier issue of Peoria Magazine!
Building a Chamber by Emily Potts A small but mighty force is on the rise in the local business community.
Artists Shift the Paradigm by Philip Newton, Perennial Partners Through ART, Inc., young people will gain access to a potpourri of community creativity.
Connecting the Arts and Economy by Jenn Gordon, ArtsPartners of Central Illinois Invest in your community arts bridge—and traverse it often.
Peoria Arts: A Decade Retrospective by Jonathan Wright Sometimes you have to look back to see how far you’ve come.
Monkeying Around in Copyright Law by Tyler A. Eathington, Quinn, Johnston, Henderson, Pretorius & Cerulo A brief refresher on copyright protection and fair use
Three Tips to Unleash the Creative Entrepreneurs in Your Community by Alice Loy, Creative Startups Creative entrepreneurs are market disruptors building a better and more inclusive future.
Creativity: Today's Hot Commodity by Robin Albright, CRCC Creative thinking is key to thriving in today’s economy, but what does it mean for your organization?
Self-Handicapping Behavior in the Workplace James Bryson, New Millenium Institute Be aware of behaviors that sabotage employee and organizational success.
Evidence of History by Chris Farris, Peoria Public Library Library materials can guide patrons as they assess the possibility of revitalizing historic structures.
Retirement Plans... Do You Need an Audit? by Nicole Nevicosi, Heinwold Banwart, Ltd. Beyond the legal requirement, audits can provide opportunities for improving efficiency or effectiveness.
The Eyes Have It! Edith Barnard - Barnard Communications Improving your use of eye contact can make you a more powerful communicator.
The Law of Unintended Consequences Michael Davis - IWIRC Corp. by Michael Davis, IWIRC Illinois’ recent minimum wage increase could have undesirable side effects.
From IRA to Charity Courtesy of Heartland Bank Arranging for a transfer to charity from an IRA may have better tax results.
Investing in the Arts Community by Mark Roberts, Community Foundation of Central Illinois The Arts Mean Business Fund combines economic development with investment in the arts.
Imagining Our Future by Rebecca Shulman Herz, Peoria PlayHouse Children's Museum The arts play an important role in developing the citizens and leaders of tomorrow.
Positive Gains for Women in Public Office by Brad McMillan, Institute of Principled Leadership in Public Service at Bradley University Historic numbers of women are now serving in Congress and state governments.
Pro-Peoria, First and Foremost Mayor Jim Ardis - City of Peoria by Mayor Jim Ardis, City of Peoria The quality of government in our democracy begins at the local level.
Strengthening STEM Education Through Mentor Connections by Kathleen Brown, University of Illinois Extension An online tool connects students with STEM professionals who serve as student mentors.
The Cost of Unfunded Mandates David Zimmerman, Tazewell County Board by David Zimmerman, Tazewell County Board If it is important enough to mandate, it is important enough to fund.
The New, Cost-Effective MBA Courtesy of Midstate College Armed with an innovation mindset, you will be well-positioned for new opportunities.
Why Your Community Must Embrace Newcomers by Quint Studer Newcomers bring new revenue and fresh ideas to your community. Get intentional about welcoming and celebrating them.
Not Just Black and White by Dr. Anni K. Reinking A new memoir details the thoughts and experiences of a white mother raising a black son.
Get Moving... Get Started! by Adam White, RC Outfitters Four steps to help you get started in a fitness routine
A Midlife Pivot by Banu Hatfield, Zion Coffee Co Making the decision to step away from my corporate career surprised many in my circle.
A New Surgical Robot by Fabiola Orozco, UnityPoint Health The Mazor X Spinal Robot helps patients with faster recovery times and less pain.
Planning for Advance Care by Laura Nightengale, OSF HealthCare Give your family the gift of peace of mind.
The Fine Art of Pouring Iron by Emily Potts A team of local artists have built Peoria’s only cupola furnace at Bradley University.
Wandering the Heartland by Emily Potts Local singer/songwriters hit the right notes, nabbing national acclaim in Rolling Stone.
Imagine a Day Without Water by Lori Horstman, Illinois American Water By combining art and science, we can raise awareness and instill the value of water in our young customers.
Why I Buy Art by Abby Gettys, Collecture Procuring original art for clients' homes reinforced my philosophy that the best way to support the arts is to buy art.
Third Thursday Artists On Display by Emily Potts Building connections and camaraderie through the arts.
