Business Record (Des Moines)

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

• NexGen adds service in Ankeny
• Corporate etiquette questions? Check with Rinner
  by Deb Rinner
• Public notices
• 'Buy Into the Circle' can benefit everyone
  by Bill Weidmaier
• This library project is one for the books: extent of construction activity unprecedented in Des Moines Public Library's history.
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Iowa Methodist Medical Center: best hospital
• Postel turns a love for kids into a passion to help
  by Sharon Baltes
• Grant manages multitudes of properties for Knapp
  by Sharon Baltes
• West Des Moines: best city government conducive to business
• City of Des Moines public ordinances
• Don't ignore the latest whistle-blowing rule
  by Tom Slaughter
• Looking ahead
• Teresa Wahlert: president & COO: Mid-America Group Ltd
• From remarkable to marketable: ISU program assists tech companies in commercialization
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Hy-Vee customers can add gas to their shopping lists
  by Joe Gardyasz
• J. Barry Griswell Principal Financial Group Inc.: best metro business leader
• Public notices
• James Myers Regency Homes: best up-and-coming leader under 40
• Beaverdale residents hear redesign recommendations
  by Jim Pollock
• CCI empowers ordinary citizens to take action
• Dawn Taylor: commisioner: Iowa Commission Of Latino Affairs
• Cynthia Eisenhauer: Director: Iowa Department Of Management
• Looking ahead
• East Village: best thing to happen to business in the past year
• United Way of Central Iowa: best non-profit organization
• A love for babies
• The one holiday that works
• Art becomes the tie that binds for Moberg family
  by Erin Morain
• Iowa exporters feel pinch from high material costs
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Michele Griswell: charter member: Women's Leadership Initiative
• Data Builder constructs plan for growth, industry changes
  by Sharon Baltes
• Court Avenue housing proposal clears another hurdle
  by Jim Pollock
• E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co
• Bishop helps raise millions for diabetes research
• Boesen the Florist: best florist
• Janis Ruan: 2001-2003 chair: Mayor's Landscape Task Force
• Ellen Gaucher: group vice president: Wellmark Inc
• Peg Armstrong-Gustafson: board chair: Central Iowa Health System
• Polk County notices
• City of Des Moines public ordinances
• Polk county notices
• Prestigious address has room for new tenants
• Heirlooms specializes in fine hand-knotted rugs
• SEMI project to bring biosciences to students
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Exec 1 Aviation: best air charter service
• Fair-time business becomes a family tradition.
  by Sharon Baltes
• Salesman and horseman: umdenstock's cash crop is horses
  by Sharon Baltes
• Mediacom says Voice-Over-IP rate will be in $40 range
  by Joe Gardyasz
• All kinds of communications on Jones' resume
• High hopes for streetscape to boost business climate.
  by Sharon Baltes
• Handing off the company: employee stock plan eases O'Halloran transition
  by Joe Gardyasz
• J. Barry Griswell Principal Financial Group Inc.: best CEO
• Public notices
• Urbandale training team puts athletes on the cutting edge
  by Erin Morain
• Metro Market adds BBQ
• Animal Lifeline cares for the forgotten animals
• Polk County notices
• Renee Hardman: senior vice president: Bankers Trust Co
• Looking ahead
• Computer repair is the key to Dymin Systems' success
  by Jim Pollock
• Holiday Inn University Park: best place for a business conference
• Geek Squad on-call 24-7
  by Joe Gardyasz
• Our view: take the money and pave.
• Suku Radia: best minority business leader
• Sen. Chuck Grassley: best politician on business issues
• 'Best of Show'
• Worldly Nilsson Levy puts down her roots: Downtown Alliance's interim president says Des Moines looks like her final destination
  by Erin Morain
• Polk County notices
• Earlier date, Bush visit to boost farm show attendance
  by Sharon Baltes
• Downtown execs plan to expand
• Public notices
• Take personalities out of the unigov debate
  by Beth Dalbey
• Three counties, one casino--place your bets
  by Jim Pollock
• A latte to love in second career: new Mercato's owner cashes in on Americans' coffee infatuation
  by Beth Dalbey
• Business broker Hutson bought first company at age 22
• Kay Runge: director: Des Moines Public Library
• Gloria Burnett: advisory council: Blank Park Zoo Foundation
• Power of publicity amazes even an ad exec
  by Donna Tweeten
• Riedinger leads the way to healthy minds and bodies
  by Sharon Baltes
• Advocate for kids

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