Kim Carpenter

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Managing Editor at Omaha Magazine

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B2B Magazine - April/May 2024 | Omaha Magazine

Mar 22, 2024 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

Mar 22, 2024 01:52PM●By Kim Carpenter"Best” is a wonderful word. This simple, pithy superlative encapsulates so much: outstanding, first-rate, top, leading. There’s a lot packed into that one syllable, and unsurprisingly, there is a great deal packed into 2024’s “Best of B2B” issue. This annual publication showcases the best companies for businesses to work with, chosen by business leaders themselves.
Home Magazine - March/April 2024

Feb 22, 2024 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

Skip to main contentFeb 22, 2024 04:15PM●By Kim CarpenterGoodbye, Winter/Hello, Spring!In like a lion, out like a lamb—or vice versa. No matter what March delivers, we can take respite from winter and enjoy sliding into April’s springy weather with the gorgeous interiors featured in this issue. No matter your preferred aesthetic, you will find something you love in these pages. There’s Sarah Arnold’s groovy homage to the 1970s in a home that features quirky period pieces from the hippy era.
Omaha Magazine - March/April 2024: The Health And Wellness Issue

Feb 22, 2024 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

If you don’t have your health, you don’t have anything. It’s an oft-used adage—and for good reason. Our health is our most important asset, and when we experience illness in any form, it impacts all aspects of our lives. This special issue examines health and wellness in a variety of iterations—emotional, physical, occupational, social, spiritual, intellectual, and environmental—and underscores just how vital each is to our overall well-being.
B2B Magazine - February/March 2024

Jan 18, 2024 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

Skip to main contentJan 18, 2024 02:19PM●By Kim CarpenterFROM THE EDITOR:When Omaha’s business leaders came together in 1895, they united across professions to keep economic opportunity flowing into Nebraska. Concerned that the state wasn’t moving forward, they spelled Nebraska backwards to create a witty pun, and the Aksarben Foundation was born. The philanthropic nonprofit has been helping create economic opportunities ever since.
Roundtable: Making a Difference

Jan 18, 2024 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

Skip to main contentJan 18, 2024 12:54PM●By Kim CarpenterPhotos Provided. [L to R: Danelle Schlegelmilch, Nick Shannon, Tessa Porter]Business is a wide and varied field. We asked three Omaha professionals in vastly different industries to reflect on their areas of expertise. They include:Tessa Porter, veteran confectionary, food scientist, and founder of Sprinkk, a candy development and manufacturing company.
Home Magazine - January/February 2024

Dec 22, 2023 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

Skip to main contentDec 22, 2023 12:14PM●By Kim CarpenterFROM THE EDITORAh, the New Year! As we turn the page to 2024, so many of us are tempted to make resolutions. But let’s face it, whether it’s exercising more, losing weight, or quitting nefarious habits, most of us don’t make it very far with striving to create “a New Year, a New You.” I have a better idea.
Omaha Magazine - January/February 2024: The Inspiration Issue

Dec 21, 2023 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

FROM THE EDITOR: NEW YEAR NEW INSPIRATIONSIt’s a New Year, and in a world replete with strife and uncertainty, it’s perhaps natural to feel a little trepidation as 2024 takes hold. But all I have to do is look around our own community for inspiration. There are so many people doing good things—truly great works—that benefit community members. In both the performing and visual arts alone, we have people making a difference.
B2B Magazine - December 2023/January 2024

Nov 30, 2023 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

Nov 22, 2023 01:52PM●By Kim CarpenterFrom the Editor: Spotlight on Omaha's Women in the WorkforceAccording to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2022 women accounted for 46.8% of the labor force–76.6 million in total—with 40.5% serving as the sole or co-breadwinner in their families. Women in Nebraska are some of the hardest working in the country. In fact, we have the highest percentage out of any state. 65.5% of women are in Nebraska’s workforce, or, just over half a million.
Roundtable: Women in Business

Nov 22, 2023 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

For this issue focusing on women in business, we turned to three leaders in their respective fields. They include: Beverly Kracher, Ph.D., holder of the Robert B. Daugherty Endowed Chair and professor in Business Ethics and Society, Heider College of Business, Creighton University, and founder of Business Ethics Alliance. Amie Gamboian, principal consultant to CEOs and executive teams, Table Group Consulting, a firm dedicated to making employee work more fulfilling and companies more successful.
Best of Omaha 2024 Results

Nov 7, 2023 | omahamagazine.com | Kim Carpenter

Skip to main contentNov 07, 2023 04:04PM●By Kim CarpenterFROM THE EDITORWho doesn’t love a touch of regal, royal blue? The color, particularly the deep, dark bluest blue of lapis lazuli, has always connoted notions of strength, courage, wisdom, truth, and loyalty. In its semi-precious form, lapis lazuli also serves as a traditional gift for those marking 32nd anniversaries—wedding or otherwise.