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Arkansas Business 40 Under 40
Each year, Arkansas Business honors 40 intriguing business and political leaders under 40 years old who bear watching. Here are profiles of the state's rising stars, as nominated by readers and chosen by the editors of Arkansas Business.
The 2018 Class of Honorees
Stephanie AlderdiceSixty-One Celsius Corp.
Dan AndrewsDale Capital Partners
Barrett BelewHoganTaylor LLP
Jessie BennettEisai US
James BestSkinny J’s, Eleanor’s Pizzeria
Ngozi BrownNOB Architecture & Design Woods Group Architects
Tony CarozzaRadiology Associates PA
Shann CarpenterFirst National Bank
Scott CopelandIntegrity First Bank
Merritt DakeRock Dental Brands/AXPM
Amber DavisQuattlebaum Grooms & Tull PLLC
Eddie DavisCHI St. Vincent
Ryan D. DavisUA Little Rock Children International
Nikolai DiPippaUniversity of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service
Syard EvansArkansas Support Network
Sara FenterFenter Physical Therapy
Sarah Catherine GuiterrezAptus Financial
Burt HicksSimmons First Investment Group Inc.
Lenka HorakovaLH Global Solutions LLC
Jeremy JefferyJefferson Retional Medical Center
Adam JonesAWJ Electric Co.
Jane A. KimWright Lindsey Jennings
Lance LamberthAtlas Asphalt
Kim LaneThe Conductor
Kathleen LawsonEconomics Arkansas
Craig ManattPeoples Bank
Jeffrey MarcussenBaldwin & Shell Construction Co.
R.J. MartinoiProv
Esperanza Massana-CraneArkansas Economic Development Commission
Caleb McMahonEconomic Development Alliance of Jefferson County
Yvette ParkerBen E. Keith Foods
Umang PatelConway Management Inc.
Libby PrimmPrimm Risk Solutions
Blake RickmanUniversity of Arkansas Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences
Jennifer RuhlmanBank of the Ozarks
Cory ScottDataScout LLC
Taylor SpeegleWalton Arts Center/Walmart AMP
Lee WelfelEagle Bank & Trust
Adam Wells Lumber One Home Center