Magazine

Much is evolving at the Omaha Municipal Land Bank these days. For starters, the land bank distinguishes itself by being...

A conversation with the directors of some of Omaha's premier arts and entertainment organizations: Maha Festival, Omaha Children's Museum, and...

Omaha Chamber celebrates our community's female business leadership.

Omaha welcomes visitors from neighboring cities such as Des Moines, Kansas City, and Chicago, for weekend getaways in Nebraska.

Child Care Shortage Affects Employees

Vivian Pappel Greni Leads Midland Scientific, bringing more than 150 jobs to Omaha and offering more than 500,000 products nationwide.

Itzel Lopez is the vice president of advancement and community relations at AIM Institute, devoted to educating, recruiting, and developing...

Visit Omaha gave up their permeant office space, opting instead to book staff meetings at different hotels, restaurants, and attractions,...

Cindy Ried, CEO of 2Evolve Technologies, shows off her love for European automobiles.

Martha Berenice Mora founded Bere's Child Care, and has a mission of providing more childcare options for Omaha's Latino Community.

Melanie Phelan, founder of a number of Omaha businesses such as Site-1 Brewing, Omaha Dog Bar, and Sunnyside, talks about...

An introduction to the December/January 2021 issue of B2B magazine, from editor Daisy Hutzell-Rodman.

Event planners in Nebraska agree – the pandemic will have a lingering effect on their industry through 2022.

Book Nook Bookstores, Dundee Book Company, and Good Life Grooming for Men are putting down solid roots in the Omaha...

The National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education Center officially launched in July 2020 at University of Nebraska.

How tech companies like Tigerpaw Software and Jelecos have evolved and flourished in the Nebraska Business climate.

Five Nines Director of Human Resources Taleena Stanbrough and T1 Technologies Solutions Consultant Rachael Jaffe weigh in on finding, retaining,...

Financial Company Reaches Its Peak at Heartwood Preserve

Tiffany Sessions, a STEM Educator for Nebraska Extension, brings science, technology, engineering, and math passion to Omaha's students.

Peterson, the owner of Omaha Track, shows off his well-maintained collector's car.