BizTalk with Bill Roy

Five Wichita professional women discussed work/life balance, being confident and how to make sure women's voices are heard during one of three panel discussions Thursday.

Regina Miller owns two businesses, sleeps 3-4 hours a night and is passionate about the growth and success of Wichita.

Kirk Seminoff, after a long career at the Wichita Eagle, has joined the Wichita Business Journal as associate editor. Seminoff is a native Wichitan, married with a daughter at Wichita East High School. And he's optimistic about his hometown's future.

More than five dozen professionals are participating in year two of the Wichita Business Journal's six-month program created to grow careers and drive progress in Wichita. “Meeting other like-minded and driven women that are also involved in the community has been very motivating,” says Crystal McDonald, co-owner and founder of Xclusive Events. “Learning and sharing about events, ideas and other o...

The Workforce Alliance of South Central Kansas is pleased with the growth of its program to match students with Wichita-area companies. The Youth Employment Project provides soft-skills training to high schoolers, then matches the students up with companies that might need a hand over the summer months. The students get valuable experience and the companies get another worker, especially important...

Charlie Chandler of Intrust Bank and Jon Rolph of SASNAK, Greater Wichita Partnership co-chairs, say it's time to seize the moment to move Wichita forward.

Wichita's quality of life is an important part of recruiting and retaining a local workforce.

The first of dozens of KC-46A refueling tankers are expected to arrive next month.

KMUW Director of News and Public Affairs Tom Shine talks with Bill about Wichita's evolving media industry.

The new Wichita baseball team is expected to play in a new downtown stadium in 2020.

The hiring binge at Spirit AeroSystems Inc. has created workforce issues downstream.

These Wichita beer and coffee brewers, who spoke at the recent ICT Summit, say their passion pushed them forward when starting their business got to be daunting.

There's more going on in the Wichita tech world than you think.

An effort to sort out the conflict between Visit Wichita and the Greater Wichita Sports Commission.

Kobach says he makes no apologies for aligning with President Donald Trump.

Dr. Jim Barnett is the only Republican candidate for Kansas governor who favors expanding Medicaid.

Brewer says his experience as Wichita's mayor makes him a good candidate for Kansas governor.

Orman says Kansas should be the distribution capital of America.

Kelly says she can bring people with differing views together for the good of the state.

Ken Selzer wants voters to know he's a businessman who will run government with a business philosophy.

Josh Svaty is a fifth-generation Kansas farmer, a former state representative and a former Kansas secretary of agriculture. He is one of the democrats who are running for governor in Kansas, and he is the first to join me for a discussion on the BizTalk with Bill Roy Podcast. Our goal is to have each candidate for governor, from all parties, appear on the podcast before the August primary election...

Chung says other cities he has studied realized they had challenges and quickly took action to solve them. He has not heard that conversation in Wichita.

Part 1 of a discussion with economist James Chung, who spoke bluntly about the challenges that face Wichita, his home town.

Reporters Josh Heck and Daniel McCoy join me for a discussion about the impact and work of David Koch.

Envision may be best known for programs that teach and assist those who are blind or visually impaired, but there's more to the nonprofit than that.