MMGY Global promoted a longtime local executive into a newly created role in the Overland Park agency's C-suite.

Using a patient's genomics to craft a treatment plan shows great promise for cancer and rare disease patients, and these three KC-area providers are dialing up their offerings.

After staffing and consulting firm AdamsGabbert was acquired in December, the deal positioned former COO Stacy Rose on a new career path leading the firm's now spun-off IT division.

Kimley-Horn, an engineer with 135 national offices, opened a location in Kansas City four years ago. It nearly doubled its headcount in 2024 and plans to add more than a dozen jobs this year.

The medical school plans to tear down a 53,971-square-foot building at its Kansas City, Kansas, campus, a project that would cost nearly $7 million.

The technology startup secured funding from the U.S. Department of Defense and plans to double its local workforce by the end of the year.