Business Record (Des Moines)

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Articles in May, 2004 issue of Business Record (Des Moines)

• Medical alert: healthy people--our business
  by Loretta Sieman
• Windsor Financial Group opens Des Moines office
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Wal-Mart Supercenter planned at Eastgate.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Learn how to connect with Asian-Americans
  by Kim Poam Logan
• Polk County notices
• CB Richard Ellis IPO may benefit Hubbell Commercial.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• A maestro among us? Pettit leads Des Moines Symphony Academy programs that help young people and adults nurture the music within them
  by Beth Dalbey
• New medical clinic responds to growing Latino population
  by Joe Gardyasz
• White Rabbit helps clients find their companies' reality
  by Joe Gardyasz
• A salute to John R. Grubb.
  by Loretta Sieman
• Rickert builds clients' construction law cases
• Home-grown business offers natural products
  by Erin Kiley
• City of Des Moines public ordinances
• MWA taking high-tech route to analyze recycling success
  by Jim Pollock
• Golden Circle Games strengthening teams for 19 years.
• Camp needs help to help others
  by Sharon Baltes
• Foresman rises to new role at South Suburban YMCA
  by Erin Kiley
• The business calendar--June, 2004
• FBL Financial Group Inc
  by Stephen McIntire
• Public notices.
• Downtown eyes more beautification efforts.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Business leaders betting on a strong 12 months
  by Jim Pollock
• Alzheimer's center to open in West Des Moines.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Professionals' group forms to promote Broadlawns
  by Joe Gardyasz
• City's East Side faces uphill battle for retail.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Creating their legacies as Iowa-based franchises.
  by Sharon Baltes
• Bosses need to realize power flows both ways
  by Jim Flansburg
• Second ArtHouse location to open in Valley West Mall.
  by Erin Kiley
• Polk County notices.
• Entrepreneur award finalists to be honored in June.
• Limited options
• Worried about soaring health-care costs? So are Mercy Medical Center leaders
  by David Vellinga
• Working together: the Gratias family builds homes, family ties
  by Erin Kiley
• Tangle Web enough to slow spam
• Public notices.
• Plenty of room to swing a wrench at new Cat dealership.
  by Jim Pollock
• Iowa hopes to make a mark at BIO show.
  by Jim Pollock
• Shops await traffic's return to 42nd Street.
  by Sharon Baltes
• Filling a need for dental education.
  by Sharon Baltes
• Member spotlight: LightEdge Solutions: LightEdge Solutions' expansion will bring technological advances, such as "service on demand".
• Iowans in city condos? This is uncharted territory
  by Jim Pollock
• Wilson back in town to promote women in leadership
• Looking ahead
• Image Solutions puts your stamp on products
• Thompson guards Kum & Go's financial future
• Winefest Des Moines has new strategies, beneficiaries
  by Erin Kiley
• Thomas matches clients with qualified candidates
  by Sharon Baltes
• Fulfilling our destiny.
  by Barry Griswell
• New members.
• 2004 Industry Impact Awards honorees.
  by Loretta Sieman
• Kaleidoscope at the Hub offers downtown space
• GeoLearning's e-learning model drives rapid growth.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Iowa firms gear up to introduce health savings accounts: high-deductible insurance option could lower health-care costs for employees, insurers say.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• A love for wine: Don Young searches for the undiscovered wines
  by Sharon Baltes
• Looking ahead
• MTA sees chance to add riders
• Stivers departs downtown
  by Joe Gardyasz