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Staff Profiles:
Joe Sweeney: A native of Kansas City, Joe Sweeney is a graduate of Rockhurst High School and the University of Missouri. For the past 20 years of his 30-year journalism career, Sweeney has served as Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Ingram’s magazine, where he has spearheaded initiatives to tighten the readership profile and create one of the highest reader demographics in the United States; launched the Industry Outlook Assembly series, bringing together top executives from dozens of business sectors for industry-specific assemblies; has developed numerous competitions and recognition programs, including 40 Under Forty and Best of Business Kansas City; and has supported various philanthropic causes, including the CEOpen Executive Golf Tournament, which raised more than $550,000 for 32 regional non-profits.
Michelle Sweeney: Michelle Sweeney is an award-winning advertising executive who works with client companies to put their marketing message in front of Ingram’s influential and affluent readers. Michelle also serves on the senior editorial team of Ingram’s and related publications and Web sites. A native of Omaha and a graduate of Benedictine College in Atchison, Kan., she previously worked as an underwriter in the insurance sector before embarking on a new career direction in magazine ownership and publication. She took that route after she and her husband, Joe Sweeney, became publishers of St. Louis Homes & Gardens and Saint Louis Bride magazines in 1992.
Dennis Boone: His introduction to news reporting came on the staff of the student newspaper at St. Joseph High School in Shawnee (it’s now St. Thomas Aquinas, in Overland Park). Since then, Dennis Boone has worked at small dailies and big-city newspapers in Olathe, Salina, Wichita and Kansas City, covering business, public policy issues at the state, local and federal government levels, public safety, education and community affairs. He earned degrees in journalism and mass communications from both Kansas State and Penn State universities, and joined Ingram’s in May 2009 as managing editor. He is responsible for implementing the editorial committee’s monthly content plan and shaping as well as reporting the online news report.
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Jack Cashill: Jack Cashill has been affiliated with Ingram’s almost from the magazine’s inception. He currently serves as Senior Editor, providing monthly insights into the nexus of public policy and business with his Between the Lines commentary, and sits in the moderator’s chair for nearly all of the Industry Outlook Assembly gatherings. A prolific author of both books and commentaries for national publications, Cashill holds a doctorate in American Studies from Purdue University. He also has taught media and literature at his alma mater, hosted local radio talk shows and is an independent video producer.
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Madison Parry: The newest addition to the Ingram’s team, Madison Parry, is a 2020 graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism. She’s currently responsible for key editorial project management, as well as production of two daily news reports delivered by email to subscribers: Ingram’s Executive Insights and the daily eNews reports by sector–Education & Work Force, Construction & Development, Health Care & Insurance, and Financial Services, as well as the Week in Review and Week Ahead on Fridays.
2019 Ingram’s 250
Rob Adams CO-CHAIR, SHOOK, HARDY & BACON Veteran attorney Rob Adams co-chairs the general liability litigation practice group at the area’s largest law firm, serving clients in the automotive, construction, insurance and pharmaceutical sectors. Some bigger recent cases include Myers…moreThe Changing Face of Regional Business Leadership
Business leadership in the Kansas City region is getting older—and, paradoxically, younger. As retirement beckons for many business leaders, often with iconic names in civic and philanthropic roles, new names are being etched in the leadership roles of area companies.…moreEagle News Mrs. Ingram's Class Website Site
Q&A … With Terry Dunn
By Dennis Boone The longtime leader of JE Dunn Construction talks about calls for corporate social responsibility, Kansas City’s challenge, and opportunities to transform the way business is done and lives are valued. The Kansas City business community is experiencing…morePULLING THE TRIGGER
By Dennis Boone With markets gyrating and time horizons shortening, business owners have complex calculations to make about selling their lifetimes’ labors of love. So what’s the current sales landscape in the Kansas City market? A looming presidential election cycle.…moreIngram’s September 2019 Digital Edition
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Read the September Edition of Ingram's, featuring our 2019 Ingram's 250, here.more