Pekin Daily Times Seeks Business Leader Profiles

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Have you seen the revamped Business Page of the Pekin Daily Times? One of the new features is the "Business Leader Profile," which shines a spotlight on area business owners. Would you like to be considered for this feature? This is a news feature, not a paid ad. There is no charge to be featured.

Please provide the answers to a few simple questions included below. Also, a photo of your business and/or yourself will be needed. If you do not have a photo available, please contact the Pekin Daily Times photographer, Josh Bradshaw, at 346-1111, ext. 665.

Please e-mail your picture and answers to community@pekintimes.com, or drop off/mail your picture and form and mark the envelope to the attention of Jared Olar, 346-1111, ext. 660.

The questions are:
Owner(s):
Address:
Contact info: (Phone number and web address)
In three sentences, can you tell us how you got into your line of work?
What do you like most about your work, and what do you like least?
What advice to you have for someone who wants to open a business?
More about the owner:
Age:
Years in business:
Hometown:
Family:
Hobbies:

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