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Cooper will lead the organization’s flagship event, the Heartland Summit, as well as oversee public policy and overall programmatic work. read more >

The 47th Arkansas governor will be the sixth governor Whitney will work with in her career. read more >

Public affairs firm InVeritas of Little Rock recently launched a new product called Global i for companies and individuals in need of comprehensive, fact-based intelligence. read more >

Arkansas is less than a year away from tapping a rich new source of economic development, public-private partnerships that will build and operate public assets like college dormitories or parking decks. read more >

Here's three outside-the-box options local governments can use to supplement existing funding and increased state spending for highways and roads. read more >

Kathleen McDonald will lead the new immigration department at Wilson & Associates in Little Rock. read more >

Attorney Will Gruber will join global public affairs firm inVeritas of Little Rock as vice president of government relations and strategic partnerships. read more >

A new firm is taking a data-driven approach to jury selection and litigation support in an effort to better engineer successful courtroom outcomes. read more >

Dorathy will oversee sales and marketing, provider networks and general operational functions. He has worked in the health insurance industry since 1995. read more >

David Kersey, a former Disney digital artist, has been hired as a senior creative director at inVeritas in Rogers. Kersey will lead creative projects throughout the country while serving in the northwest Arkansas office. read more >

InVeritas CEO Ruth Whitney announced the firm’s expansion to offices in northwest Arkansas and Washington, D.C. read more >