BizTalk with Bill Roy

Lacey Cruse was inspired to run for office after the Wichita Women's March, which she helped organize.

Aerospace Reporter Daniel McCoy discusses the impact of Textron Aviation's announcement that it needs 1,000 more workers.

Nestor Weigand Jr. discusses area real estate conditions, his run for political office and the new player disrupting the Wichita real estate market.

The FDIC chair during the Great Recession talks about how she and others worked to survive the meltdown and whether it can happen again.

Aerospace Reporter Daniel McCoy joins Bill for a discussion on the impact of the grounding of the 737 Max aircraft fleet on Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems and Wichita.

Michael Monteferrante says the Chamber will play an important role in the progress of Wichita and south-central Kansas.

Wichita leaders spoke to 150 people who attended a Tuesday summit at Mark Arts on workforce attraction and retention.

Claycomb says the city made mistakes with the ballpark land deal, but she supports the package of agreements that is bringing the New Orleans Baby Cakes to Wichita.

Utash attended her first meeting of the Trump Administration's workforce policy board at the White House.

Reporter Daniel McCoy and Associate Editor Kirk Seminoff join Bill for a conversation about the sale of riverfront land to developers connected to the new Triple-A baseball team.

Three Project Wichita leaders sat for a panel discussion on Project Wichita for the latest class of Emerging Leaders.

Mentoring Monday is an event in 42 American cities next week that brings together more than 10,000 young women professionals and more than 1,700 mentors.

Four local government leaders participated in a panel discussion for the Wichita Business Journal's Emerging Leaders.

Alan Cobb says his organization is in its busy season, when the Kansas Legislature is in session.

My guest on the podcast is WBJ aviation reporter Daniel McCoy, who takes an in-depth look at the effort to attract more flights to Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport. Thanks to our sponsor, Equity Bank.

The Lawn Buddy system has evolved into an operating system for lawn and snow removal services around the country. Owner Steven Warner says he's not done yet.

Becky Tuttle was appointed to fill the unexpired term of now-Sedgwick County Commissioner Pete Meitzner.

High Touch Technologies CEO Wayne Chambers and SASNAK President Jon Rolph are partners in a new restaurant software company.

Wichita Business Journal reporters and editors talk about local breaking business news we might see in 2019.

The Wichita State University Wichita Promise and Wichita Promise Move programs are getting more Wichitans, and new Wichitans, into the workforce.

The WBJ and sponsor KeyCentrix recognized 44 companies in the 2018 awards. The winners are featured in this podcast.

Four downtown Wichita stakeholders talked to Wichita's Emerging Leaders about downtown projects done and projects on the horizon.

Chase Koch, speaking at a recent Startup Grind event, says he was struggling in running a Koch Industries business and decided to fire himself.

Chase Koch spoke at a recent Startup Grind event about growing up Koch, moving away for college and making his return to Wichita.

While a committee wants more public input, leaders say they still expect to make a recommendation on the future of Century II in January.