August / September 2019

From CEOs to small business owners, celebrate the women who shape the Evansville business community.

Hometown: Indianapolis Resume: Director of Parks and Recreation, 1978-1984; Vanderburgh County Commissioner, 1988-1992; WNIN vice president of marketing, 1986-1996; F.C. Tucker Emge Realtors Team McClintock broker associate and CEO, 1998-present Family: Husband, Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke Carol McClintock may not

Bill Schirmer had been with Lake Michigan Credit Union in Grand Rapids, Michigan, for 18 years and had moved up to executive vice president with the organization when he felt like he was ready for a new challenge. The answer

In the spring of 2016, Evansville received a 10-year Promise Zone designation from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, making the area eligible for federal grants to fight poverty. One of only 22 national designations, the zone extends

The medical industry continues to expand in Evansville and the surrounding areas. As health systems grow, more services are offered close to home allowing residents to stay in southern Indiana rather than travel two or more hours. An addition to

On May 8, 2019, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed into law House Bill 1015 — a bill set to bring about the most sweeping changes to gambling in the state starting Sept. 1. Economically, the state will receive a boost

A graduate of Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, Illinois, Chris Ryan moved to Evansville in 1999 with her husband Ron Ryan (Boys & Girls Club executive director). After being with The Women’s Hospital for nearly 20 years, the CEO understands determination, compassion,

In its more than 200-year history, Evansville has seen various businesses come, go, revamp, start over, and thrive. The R&G Furniture Store formerly located in Downtown is one such story. The building at 116-118 Main St. wasn’t always a furniture

Since breaking ground last year, the Post House project between Vine and Sycamore streets has been progressing on schedule for completion in late spring of 2020. In the feature story “The New Downtown” from the February/March issue of Evansville Business,

My two sons, ages 18 and 21, enjoy telling me, “Dad, you’re not funny anymore.” Invariably that leads to them adding that I need “new material,” and me telling them, “Maybe you just don’t get the joke.” As I write

Boutique fitness has not always been a part of the business life for Jeff and Bussie Cox. Owners of the Club Pilates studio located at 111 S. Green River Road, Ste. 1 on Evansville’s East Side, the couple has spent