November 19, 2021 | Issues | Midlands Business Journal

Empowered Women Empower: Amy Lawrenson Advances Diversity, Equity, Inclusion in Law

As a student majoring in political science at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Amy L. Lawrenson interned with the legislature in her home...

Focusing on Service: Equitable Bank Builds on Elkhorn Area Growth

Equitable Bank’s second Omaha location at 20112 Pierce St. in Elkhorn has opened in one of the most financially dynamic areas of the state. However,...

Greater Omaha Architecture: Local Firms See Demand Converge with Shortages

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) reported that the latest Architectural Billings Index increased from 55.6 points to 56.6 points between August and September....

All in the Family: Amee Zetzman Advances Multi-Generational All Makes

Amee Zetzman has made a career out of coming home. The fourth-generation co-owner of All Makes started her career in public accounting before joining...

Super Powers: Lincoln’s TEAM Software Aligns with WorkWave

When TEAM Software became the latest prize in a buying spree by New Jersey-based WorkWave in September, the assumption by many was it signaled...

Nebraska’s Economy: Explosive Growth Expected in Coming Year

Although challenges continue to exist, optimism about Nebraska’s economy has returned. With the return of events and the financial assistance made available to travel and...