Biztalk With Bill Roy

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 presented the 2017 Best Places to Work Awards at a Thursday luncheon at the Hyatt. They recognized 38 companies that scored highest on employee engagement surveys.

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

Wichita is about to start the next chapter in the effort to incorporate the Arkansas River into Wichita's economy.

President and CEO Bob Hanson reflects on two decades of work as the Greater Wichita Sports Commission celebrates its 20th anniversary.

Jeff Ettling returned to Wichita to take over the zoo, which was run by his friend and former boss, Mark Reed.

It's a time of transition for the Wichita Area Technical College, as it prepares for integration into Wichita State University.

The Wichita Business Journal introduces you to 74 Emerging Leaders as they share what's on their minds about Wichita.