Vol. 12 No. 13
Also in this weeks issue ...

Sonderup keeps busy year-round with Cycle Works, Moose's Tooth clientele

Geller Design does some teaming to assemble its diverse portfolio

Prairie Mile Tile gains commissions for art in Lincoln parks and homes

Passions for dance keeps studio growing for 30 years

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How-to Choose a Mortgage Company
Welcome to the July 1, 2009 Lincoln Business Journal
Here is brief summary of our feature stories.
Fourth Lincoln building accommodates Fiserv's eight years of growth
by Michelle Leach

In 2001 when Thomas M. Cypher started as head of research and development at what was then Information Technology Inc., the company rolled out nine technology products for the financial services industry a year.
“Last year we had 90 products,” said Cypher, who is now president of Fiserv’s Bank Solutions Group. “We’ve refined our processes consistently over the last number of years and that has allowed us to create a lot more products.”
That company evolution expressed through new product offerings has resulted in record growth, said Cypher.



American Building Supply active in residential distribution, installation
by Kristin Durbin

Jon McCormick founded American Building Supply with a business partner and fewer than 10 employees. In its 12th year, the exteriors distributing business has a crew of up to 120 employees and subcontractors and offices in Omaha and Lincoln.
McCormick said that his goals include expanding regionally and staying on the cutting edge of products for the industry.
“It’s not all doom and gloom,” McCormick said.




Le Quartier Baking Co. brings its European-style baked goods to Lincoln
by Jim Brazda

In three years’ time, Le Quartier Baking Co. has carved a niche for itself as a premier artisan bakery with two Lincoln locations, said owner John Quiring.
Le Quartier sticks to European-style breads and pastries, although it has added some of the more popular American products, such as cinnamon and pecan rolls, Quiring said.
“When we have free time, we’re brainstorming and testing new recipes that meet our standards and what our customers like,” Quiring said.

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