This July, we celebrate our nation’s independence and thank all the brave people who serve our country.
Even though you may be taking your summer vacation this July, the important news from around the state doesn’t stop. We’ve stayed busy interviewing influential Arkansans and are excited to bring you stories you can use.
Our cover features Troy Wells, president and CEO of Baptist Health, We sat down with him to discuss Baptist Health College, a Little Rock institution and beneficiary of this year’s Bolo Bash Golf Tournament.
Inside this issue, you’ll find an education section chock-full of useful information, including a story about virtual classrooms and another about high-school job readiness programs. In our business services section, read about how information technology companies are prioritizing cybersecurity.
You won’t want to miss our “Arkansas Visionaries” interview with David Bubbus of David’s Burgers. Speaking of burgers, be sure to read the story about the historic Bulldog Restaurant in Bald Knob.
This issue also features our “Trailblazing Women.” The cohort is truly a group of inspirational women who are shattering glass ceilings in their respective industries.
In addition to our “Trailblazers,” we also highlight our “Future Icons” this month. A few include Clint Cates, treasury services specialist at Signature Bank, and Jacob Jones, co-owner of Jones & Son Diamond & Bridal Fine Jewelry in Little Rock. Be sure to read about how these young leaders are shaking up the state.
We know you’ll find this issue interesting and informative. Thank you for your continued readership and support. Enjoy this issue and, as always, hit me up with comments or story ideas at hbaker@aymag.com.
Feature image: Heather Baker. (Photo by Jane Colclasure)
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