Springfield Business Journal

Recently named the new CEO of Barnabas Foundation Inc., Bernadette N. Losh has learned that when you are a true leader, you understand that it’s not about you, but the people you serve.

Anjanette LaBellarte has spearheaded several firsts for Hospice Foundation of the Ozarks Inc. that have raised the organization’s profile, from a relocation and a marketing plan that included the nonprofit’s first commercial to a rebranding with a new logo, website and mission statement.

The company intends to make 4,000 seasonal hires in the United States and Canada. [Subscriber content]

The Kitchen Inc.'s plans for Maplewood Villas would add more units to serve low-income and formerly homeless seniors. [Subscriber content]

Restaurant offering acai bowls and Indian fusion dishes set to reopen in food court Oct. 10. [Subscriber content]

Online registration is available through 5 p.m., election officials say.

Board members are scheduled to vote later this month on expanded eligibility for riders and a response to school utilization patterns. [Subscriber content]

Danielle Kincaid, an attorney and partner at The Elder Law Group LLC, says her proudest civic accomplishment to date is serving on the Springfield Public Schools Board of Education.

As director of communications for Alamo Drafthouse Cinema franchises in the state, Jennifer Johnmeyer has found ample opportunity to amplify the mission and message of worthy organizations.

Noting greatness can mean vastly different things to different people, Cecelia Havens says individuals can only measure their success against who they were yesterday. As the project and compliance director at AIDS Project of the Ozarks, Havens wakes up daily with the goal of being better than the day before.