BizTalk with Bill Roy

Airbus created a program involving 27 high school students who spent much of their school year building an airplane.

Fifteen Wichita-area companies and organizations were recognized for their innovation, financial performance and community involvement.

The BizTalk with Bill Roy Podcast focuses this week on one effort to create workers for future Wichita jobs, the Workforce Alliance of South Central Kansas's Youth Employment Program.

The WBJ and sponsors recognized 45 area high school students for their hard work. We provide some information on each in the podcast.

Brandon Johnson says he's settling into his new position as Wichita City Councilman representing District 1.

Reporter Bryan Horwath talks to tech employees who live in Wichita but work remotely for companies outside the state.

Biztalk with Bill Roy Episode 46; The 2018 Real Estate Awards by Wichita Business Journal

Biztalk with Bill Roy Podcast Episode 45: Project Wichita by Wichita Business Journal

Sen. Moran is concerned about how U.S. trade policy impacts Kansas, he has an idea to help entrepreneurs and says Washington has a much different feel than it did when he arrived 20 years ago.

A pair of Wichita experts provide some explanation about the creation, use and security of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.

A discussion with the Wichita Business Journal reporters who are covering the NCAA tournament games, events and impact.

Chambers discusses recent acquisitions, the effort to find good employees and Wichita's economy.

Farris talks about her upbringing as an Iowa farmgirl, her TV career and sharing the most difficult time in her life with viewers.

Equity Bank has aggressively pursued mergers and acquisitions in its 16 years.

Wichita Mayor Jeff Longwell describes his recent trip to the White House.

Mentors Shelley Hansel and Megan McCurdy Niedens discuss the best advice they ever received and the advice they plan to share with those who attend Mentoring Monday.

Our panel of experts continues their discussion about downtown - specifically Century II and their vision for the core area.

Five Wichita leaders spoke to a group of about 50 members of the Wichita Business Journal's Emerging Leaders program.

The company went from Wichita darling to potential bankruptcy.

The Wichita Business Journal's Emerging Leaders created a way for young professionals to make deeper connections to Wichita.

Johnson Controls has 1,600 employees and makes a million pieces of equipment a year in Wichita.

The big story in the weekly edition and the topic of this week's podcast is a look at the business news we expect to cover in 2018.

Jennifer McDonald is growing a business out of her love for wine.

What makes a company one of the Best Places to Work in Wichita? To some its a company where employees feel like they can make suggestions that are taken seriously by leaders. To others its a business that allows flexible hours and has a family-friendly culture. To some it's a company that is generous with awards and recognition. The Wichita Business Journal, The Kansas Chamber and Cox Business pre...

WBJ Aviation Reporter Daniel McCoy provides details and background on Sprit's Wednesday announcement of a $1 billion expansion with 1,000 new jobs.