In this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, Joe Camizio and Lane Patterson, co-founders of Highway Ventures, share their journey in relocating to Northwest Arkansas to foster innovative startups. With a focus on transforming government-funded technologies and advancing mobility solutions, Joe and Lane discuss the region’s supportive business environment and their mission to bring cutting-edge ventures to life, even in the absence of their colleague, Dylan Terry.
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In this episode of I am Northwest Arkansas, host Randy Wilburn talks with Ellie Hoyt, Director of Development for Soar Afterschool, about the incredible work they’re doing to empower children in Northwest Arkansas. Ellie shares insights on Soar’s mission, from teaching communication skills to organizing events like the “Amazing Shake.” They also discuss their upcoming fundraiser, “The Fundraiser That Doesn’t Go Quite Right,” an event designed to help kids explore failure and resilience, highlighting the program’s dedication to building confident young leaders through community support.
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Matt Lewis, leader of Lewis Automotive Group, has spearheaded the company’s growth alongside his brothers. They recently transitioned to a modern facility off I-49. In a podcast with Randy Wilburn, Matt shares insights on managing a family business, prioritizing employee satisfaction, and the extensive research behind their strategic move【4†source】.
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In this episode of the I am Northwest Arkansas podcast, host Randy Wilburn is joined by Clark Eckels and Cynthia Smith from the University of Arkansas’s Office of International Students and Scholars. They discuss the impactful iFriend program and other outreach initiatives designed to integrate international students into the local community, fostering cultural exchange and global awareness in Northwest Arkansas. Through engaging stories and insightful conversations, this episode highlights the transformative role these programs play in bridging cultural divides and enriching the student experience.
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