Carolyn Boteler believes her employees are like family.
Minutes earlier, the CEO and president of TempStaff had accepted her company’s third “Best Places to Work in Mississippi” award at the Kickoff Breakfast for the 2010 Mississippi Business & Technology EXPO at the Mississippi Trade Mart on April 7.
With her management team surrounding her, Boteler beamed about [...] [...]
by Nash Nunnery Published: April 8,2010
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Janet Sullivan loves her job.
In fact, she enjoys it so much that on many weekends while others are having fun, Sullivan can often be found working in her Natchez office.
As special projects coordinator for the Southern District of the Mississippi Department of Transportation, Sullivan’s dedication to both her profession and the community has been officially [...] [...]
by Clay Chandler Published: April 8,2010
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Mississippi technology guru tells 400-plus that focus is key to success
About 400 people were on hand last Wednesday at the Mississippi Trade Mart for the annual luncheon honoring the 2010 class of Top 40 Under 40.
The event is part of the annual Mississippi Business and Technology EXPO, a special project of the Mississippi Business Journal.
Before [...] [...]
by Wally Northway Published: January 11,2010
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For the first time in its 27-year history, the Mississippi Business & Technology EXPO, originally scheduled for Jan. 13-14, was postponed. Dozens of waterline breaks in Jackson prompted Gov. Haley Barbour to declare a state of emergency and forced the closing of facilities in the Capital City, including the EXPO’s venue, the Mississippi Trade [...] [...]
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The Mississippi Business & Technology EXPO may be the state’s largest business-to-business networking event, but it is much more than just a tradeshow. Over the years, the Mississippi Business Journal and its partners have added some extras, enhancing attendees’ EXPO experience.
The longest-running extras are training seminars. Provided every year at the EXPO since the event’s [...] [...]
Booths lining the aisles of the Mississippi Trade Mart and awards programs that recognize the best of Mississippi’s business community have long been trademarks of the Mississippi Business and Technology EXPO.
But what ties all those things together is the food and drink.
EXPO will again be catered by Mangia Bene Inc, which owns and operates Bravo! [...] [...]
Exceptional women who drive Mississippi businesses will be honored at the annual Business Woman of the Year Luncheon Jan. 14 beginning at 11:30 a.m. at the Mississippi Trade Mart.
More than 450 statewide business leaders are expected to attend the luncheon, which is organized annually by the Mississippi Business Journal. The luncheon is a follow-up to [...] [...]
Luncheon will offer a video presentation of each winner, touching on a few of each recipient’s achievements
Of the three awards programs offered during the Mississippi Business & Technology EXPO, Top 40 Under 40 is by far the oldest. But, it remains one of the most coveted awards, and a large, enthusiastic crowd is expected at [...] [...]
Being an exhibitor at the annual Mississippi Business & Technology EXPO or any trade show can be one of the most important moves a business makes, especially during these trying economic times.
“Having a booth gives us an opportunity to reach people north of the Coast and to tell them about us,” said Irvin Jackson, [...] [...]
