David Peacock

From banking to nonprofits, see who’s moving up or joining Arkansas organizations this week. read more >

Peacock is the president of Hytrol Conveyor Co. of Jonesboro. read more >

The tentative speakers lineup includes Home BancShares Chairman and CEO John Allison, Rock Dental Brands CEO Kristi Casey and Hytrol President David Peacock. read more >

The Arkansas Research Alliance is a nonprofit that addresses the state’s need to attract, retain and recognize research talent. read more >

The company will be consolidating three existing warehouses into the new facility, which will provide space for Hytrol's panel shop and non-manufacturing work. read more >

The company is also adding jobs in northeast Arkansas. read more >

Raw materials, labor and fuel price increases are forcing producers to both economize and pass on the costs to customers. read more >

David Peacock, CEO of Hytrol Conveyor Co. in Jonesboro, offers an update on the company’s newly operational factory in Fort Smith. read more >

Not only does its expansion in Fort Smith mark Hytrol’s first new location since arriving in Jonesboro in 1962, it begins a mutually supportive arrangement between the two sites. read more >

Hytrol Conveyor Co. Inc. of Jonesboro says it will establish a new factory in an existing 300,000-SF facility on Jenny Lind Road in Fort Smith. read more >

Arkansas State University and Hytrol Conveyor Co. Inc. have unveiled an on-campus, materials handling lab complete with the type of working conveyor that Hytrol makes. read more >

The Arkansas Research Alliance announced Tuesday the addition of four new board of trustees members: AT&T Arkansas President Ronnie Dedman; David Peacock, president of Hytrol Conveyor Co.; Laura Landreaux, president and CEO of Entergy Arkansas Inc.; and Dr. Cam Patterson, chancellor of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. read more >

Smack in the middle of a business surge driven by the e-commerce revolution sits Jonesboro and northeast Arkansas, the little-known conveyor capital of the United States. read more >

Northeast Arkansas has experienced a "robust economic expansion" and "some optimism is in order," economist Michael Pakko told business leaders at the second annual Regional Economic Forecast in Jonesboro. read more >