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Disability Rights Arkansas of Little Rock Promotes New Marketing Manager (Movers & Shakers)

Lani Jennings-Hall was previously a finance and marketing specialist. read more >

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Dr. Jaleesa A. Jackson and Dr. Joseph Sanford of UAMS
Education / Health Care / Nonprofits

Jackson, Sanford of UAMS Take New Roles (Movers & Shakers)

Dr. Jaleesa A. Jackson has joined the UAMS Health Clinic in Little Rock. Dr. Joseph Sanford has been appointed director of the Institute for Digital Health & Innovation. read more >

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Adena White and Lee Hogan of the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce
Business Services / Energy / Media & Marketing

White, Hogan Take New Roles at Conway Chamber (Conway Movers & Shakers)

Adena White has been named editor of Conway publications and Lee Hogan director of communications for the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce. read more >

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Myron Jackson, CEO of The Design Group.
Business Services / Media & Marketing / Public Companies

Seizing a Moment for Multicultural MarketingLock Icon

Black pain is not an ad campaign, multicultural marketing scholar Phil McKenzie likes to say, “but there’s always an opportunity to engage.” read more >

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Botham Jean's parents, Allison and Bertrum Jean, in the NFL's advertisement for its "Inspire Change" campaign.

NFL’s Botham Jean Ad Brings Backlash

One ad timed for the Super Bowl was an NFL spot featuring a Harding University graduate who was murdered by a confused Dallas police officer in 2018. read more >

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Seated, from left, are Sarah Kinser, Kristen Nicholson, Stella Prather and Kathryn Heller. Standing, from left, Denver Peacock, Lamor Williams, Heather Haywood, Maegan Clark, Jason Brown and Adena White.
Media & Marketing

New PRSA Officers Plan Big Year

The Arkansas chapter of the Public Relations Society of America installed new officers last month, including some of the most recognizable names in the Little Rock communications industry. read more >

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The 2017 officers and board members for the Arkansas chapter of the Public Relations Society of America are (standing, from left) Heather Haywood, Adena White, Allyson Johnson, Nikki Heck, Jason Brown and Becca Green. Seated (from left) are Stella Prather, Sarah Kinser and Kristen Nicholson.
Government & Politics / Legal / Media & Marketing

Sarah Kinser Takes Top Post in Arkansas PR Society

The state chapter of the Public Relations Society of America installed its 2017 officers, including Kinser, of the Arkansas Community Foundation, as president. read more >

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Legal Trump Pardon Doesn’t Shield Ex-Nursing Home Operator From Arkansas Prison Sentence
Whispers El Dorado Ballot Committee Launches Push for Sunday Alcohol SalesLock Icon
Transportation $500M Highway 112 Expansion Begins in Northwest Arkansas
Transportation Judy McReynolds’ 16-Year Leadership Journey at ArcBestLock Icon
Retail Walmart’s Real Estate Strategy: Owning and Redeveloping Shopping CentersLock Icon
Whispers Budget Tightening Leads Arkansas Blue Cross to Offer Employees Early RetirementLock Icon
Banking & Finance Arkansas Accounting Firms Turn to AI for EfficiencyLock Icon
Opinion A CEO Retires (Hunter Field Editor’s Note)
Nonprofits Goodwill Arkansas Builds Momentum: New Stores, Higher Revenue and Growing ServicesLock Icon
Brian Marsh, president and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Arkansas, discusses Goodwill’s free adult high school. At right, Goodwill’s newest store in west Little Rock is under construction and scheduled to open next month. [Karen E. Segrave]
Whispers Arkansas Highway Commission Loses Eminent Domain FightLock Icon