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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 2020 Class of Honorees
Ana Claudia AguayoCrystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Jimmy AnthonyDelta Dental of Arkansas
Chris BeatyTeleComp
Graycen Colbert BiggerNortheast Arkansas Regional Intermodal Authority
Tim BowenBaptist Health Medical Center-Conway
Luke BrownCrews & Associates
Alisha CurtisArkansas Department of Commerce
Josh DavenportSeal Solar
Christopher DickieNatural State Recovery Centers
Will GladdenSignature Bank
Heide HarrellRose Law Firm
Ben HaynesDavis & Haynes Insurance Inc.
Adam HeadCARTI
Brad HenryNatural Capital
Reggie HillUniversity of the Ozarks
Eric HurleyUniversity of Central Arkansas
Kristen KennoniRealty Arkansas
Arnoud KrijtUniti Group Inc.
Dr. Brookshield LaurentNew York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State University
Miguel LopezEncore Bank
Eric ManghamArkansas Federal Credit Union
Shaun MayoSam's Club
Rachael McGrewLandmark CPAs
Robert MoeryBroadview Strategies
Sarah MooreArkansas Board of Education
Cliff MullisHytrol Conveyor Co. Inc.
Amanda NipperArkansas Children's
Marquita Little NumanWinthrop Rockefeller Foundation
Antwan PhillipsWright Lindsey Jennings
Austin Porter IIIArkansas Department of Health
Lane PruittPruitt's Mid-State Stockyards
John RainwaterRainwater Holt & Sexton
Daniel RobinsonSimmons Bank
Joe RollinsNorthwest Arkansas Council
April SeggebruchMovista
Greg SorensonSouthwest Power Pool
Steve SparksWalmart Inc.
Lee StrotherColliers International
Shayla TeaterKTHV