Ark Angel Alliance Adds John Nabholz, Philip Tappan to its Board
Nabholz is managing partner for the Health Tech Arkansas accelerator, and Tappan is managing partner of the company that owns most of the Purple Cow Restaurants chain. read more >
Nabholz is managing partner for the Health Tech Arkansas accelerator, and Tappan is managing partner of the company that owns most of the Purple Cow Restaurants chain. read more >
The grant will be used to help five groups of nonprofits over the next two years. read more >
She'll oversee efforts to tutor, mentor and provide role models for more than 3,500 students. read more >
The group says the report shows that policies at the state level have to adjust to improve the entrepreneurship environments in heartland states. read more >
The nonprofit sold its former headquarters in Little Rock for $5.4 million after the COVID-19 pandemic brought a reassessment of its real estate needs. read more >
Steuart Walton and Startup Junkie founder Jeff Amerine will be keynote speakers read more >
During 2021, Arkansas has seen business rebound and reset. Entrepreneurs have had to flex their creative muscle during the “creative destruction” phase — a phenomenon that usually results in economic progress. read more >
An anonymous benefactor gave a record $1.5 million to University of Arkansas at Little Rock Public Radio, home to central Arkansas’ NPR station, KUAR-FM, 98.1, and the state’s only classical music FM station, KLRE Classical 90.5. read more >
The professional and business services sector grew the most, adding 10,000 jobs. read more >
Misner has been called the “Father of Modern Networking” by Forbes and CNN. read more >
Arkansas Business announces the 2021 CFO of the Year finalists and Lifetime Achievement Award winners. read more >
He takes over amid a campaign to engage millions of new and continuing riders. read more >
The upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic resulted in many changes to the nonprofit landscape. While some aspects may return to “business as usual,” other areas will require nonprofits to adjust to a permanent new normal. read more >
Almost 50 years after Winthrop Rockefeller died, the three nonprofits seeded by his fortune are evolving their missions for doing good in Arkansas, the nation and the world read more >
Boosters of the Delta Heritage Trail in east Arkansas hope to hear good news very soon that the second time was the charm to land a momentous check from Uncle Sam. read more >
For nonprofits, especially those that rely on fundraisers and events for their revenue, the pandemic caused anxiety and belt-tightening in 2020. read more >
Arkansas ranked higher than neighbors Mississippi and Louisiana, according to a November 2020 report by WalletHub. read more >
Robert Burns of the Walton Family Foundation aims to unlock opportunity for people in northwest Arkansas and the Delta. read more >
Thanks to a $750,000 grant awarded earlier this month, the University of Arkansas at Little Rock will be one of the first institutions in the country to offer graduate certificates in cybersecurity education to high school teachers. read more >
A new 15,000-SF building will be named in the family's honor. read more >
