Kathy A. Bolten
Senior Staff Writer at Business Record
Senior staff writer @BusinessRecord, @DrakeUniversity grad. Bike rider, gardner, golfer, quilter and, most importantly, grandma to two!
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businessrecord.com | Michael Crumb |Kathy A. Bolten
They searched the country and landed on a local candidate. Catch Des Moines has spent months looking to replace its noted leader Greg Edwards, who has served in the role for 25 years. The organization’s vice president of sales, Trina Flack, will serve as the next president and CEO for Catch Des Moines. Flack has been with Catch Des Moines for 17 years. Edwards is retiring from Catch Des Moines in July.
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businessrecord.com | Kathy A. Bolten |Michael Crumb
Jane Slusark, head of global communications at Principal Financial Group, is leaving the financial services company after nine years to become chief communications officer at MetLife, according to a news release. Her new role takes effect June 9. She will oversee the life insurance company’s global communications strategy, including internal and external communications and media relations. Slusark holds degrees from University of Iowa and Drake University.
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businessrecord.com | Michael Crumb |Kathy A. Bolten
Iowa is shuttering its decades-old system for processing unemployment insurance claims, replacing it with a system that is expected to make it easier for Iowans to file for joblessness benefits and look for jobs. Since the early 1970s, Iowa joblessness benefits have been processed by a state computer mainframe. Participation in reemployment activities such as searching for a job and enrolling in training programs have been located on different websites.
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businessrecord.com | Kathy A. Bolten |Michael Crumb
ADR Axles USA Inc., located in Uboldo, Italy, paid Perry Economic Development Inc. $504,450 for over 10 acres of undeveloped land in the Perry Industrial Park along L Avenue south of Highway 141, Dallas County real estate records show. ADR Axles USA, an affiliate of the Italian company ADR S.p.A., plans on building a 54,000-square-foot production facility in Perry. The project is estimated to cost $14.6 million.
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businessrecord.com | Kathy A. Bolten |Michael Crumb
Construction is expected to begin next month on a new live-work style building where a Kum & Go store once stood on University Avenue in the Drake neighborhood. Neighborhood Development Corp. purchased the site, at 2211 University Ave., from Kum & Go in October 2022 for $300,000, records from the Polk County assessor’s office show. The convenience store chain announced in early 2022 that it was closing the store, which had been open since 1998.
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The sale of the @kumandgo sale to Maverik was finalized today. Read details in @BusinessRecord : https://t.co/0QL6AwA2BO
Find out how a developer landed @TGBrews as a tenant in his new development project in Des Moines - only in the @BusinessRecord: https://t.co/MVFTqwtGAm https://t.co/68kKJQapHj
Des Moines "is a critical city that helped us become who we are, and the beer culture there is amazing.” said @TGBrews's president about adding a location in the capital city. https://t.co/e2zGLiv1fC
