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Last updated on Sunday, November 6, 2011, 11:10 pmThe 2011 NWA Class of Forty Under 40
Throughout the spring and summer, as has become customary here at the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal, our editorial staff has put in long hours working on the Forty Under 40 issue. Not all of the hours have been fun, but it is our sincere hope you, the reader, will find them well worth the effort. From our perspective, they were more than worth it, because we believe the 15th version of Forty Under 40 exemplifies the best of what the issue has come to represent. We don't pretend this class includes everyone who deserves the honor, and there are always tough calls to make. We firmly believe, though, the 40 people you will meet here are best-in-class individuals, both personally and professionally. They come from a mountain of nominations submitted from all across our six-county coverage... [ MORE ]-
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