Because of her ocean freight shipping and global supply chain expertise, Caitlin Murphy was appointed by Governor Mike Parsons to the Missouri Supply Chain Task Force to help identify potential improvements to supply chain issues.
As vice president of engineering and business development for Missouri American Water, Rebecca Losli oversees $400 million in capital investment projects, including updating the state’s water mains and treatment plants.
Tamara Keefe, the “Flavor Temptress” at Clementine’s Naughty and Nice Ice Cream, leads a team of 130 employees. Together, they tickle the sweet tooth of folks in and around St. Louis, with big expansion plans for the Midwest
As founder of Erin Joy Companies, Erin Joy helps female entrepreneurs across the nation with their businesses. Under the company umbrella, she operates several businesses, such as Erin Joy’s Elevate Mastermind and Erin Joy’s Inner Circle.
After holding several coaching positions at Saint Louis University, Janet Oberle decided to pursue an administrative career in SLU's Department of Athletics. Now SLU's deputy director of athletics, she says, "I discovered a real passion and love for sport as a tool to support the process young people in college go through."
Roslyn Croft is responsible for increasing inclusivity in the construction field through her role at Tarlton Corp., and in the greater St. Louis community working in support of the STL 2030 Jobs Plan.
St. Louis City and County police officers have a friend in Michelle (Bagwell) Craig. As the longtime executive director and president of the St. Louis Police Foundation, she’s raised more than $32 million in service of members of the force.
Just seven years ago, Caiti Carrow Chaney left a successful marketing career in Chicago to return home to St. Louis and pay homage to two people she credits with growing her love of the food scene.
The St. Louis Cardinals will officially play in Major League Baseball's London Series in 2023.
The MLB and Cardinals announced Thursday that they will be playing two games in London versus the Chicago Cubs.
The teams will take their rivalry overseas to play on June 24 and 25 in 2023 at London Stadium.
Fans from the area will join those from Europe to enjoy America's favorite pastime. Many fans from Europe shared their excitement via the MLB Europe Twitter page.
"The Cardinals are excited and…
As founder and owner of Simply Strategy, Dorothy Carlin uses market research and data to benefit organizations that are in the business of helping people.
Becky Buhr counted 21 years of service to the Bank of Franklin County (BFC) before rising to senior vice president in 2020. Now, she is checking off a list of great achievements.
After years of working as athletic director at Ursuline Academy in St. Louis, Jen Brooks saw a lack of women in leadership positions in the sports and education world. As a result, she founded the Global Community of Women in High School Sports, which offers a space for women to grow and amplify the voices of other girls and women in sports.
Kimberly Beck has had an impressive career in social services in the St. Louis area for nearly 25 years. Beck, a licensed professional counselor, is currently the executive director of The Salvation Army Midtown Service and Treatment Center, where she has helped raise $2.5 million in grants and donations.
The St. Louis Business Journal has extended the nomination deadline for its annual 40 Under 40 Awards, which celebrate young professionals making a difference in the St. Louis region.
The new nomination deadline is Friday, Aug. 12, and you can submit your nomination here.
In November, the Business Journal will introduce a new class of 40 young professionals who are making their mark on the St. Louis business scene. To be eligible for the 2022 program, a candidate must be under 40 years of age…
Gov. J.B. Pritzker, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and other officials announced $21 million in funding for the city of Cahokia Heights.
The $21 million in funding will go towards supporting and improving infrastructure projects within the area of Cahokia Heights.
The funding includes $9.9 million going towards investment in the rehabilitation or replacement of many lift stations, sewer line repair, and slip lining for the city's main trunk line.
These repairs will help with sewer…
The former assistant police chief wrote to a federal judge on behalf of John Collins-Muhammad, one of three city officials indicted by the feds in June on corruption charges.
The 170,000-square-foot expansion will allow a larger production of grab-and-go snacking and breakfast items, the company said. The first of seven new production lines is expected to begin operations this fall.
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