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They come from all walks of life and a variety of backgrounds. They are leaders in their fields and distinguished voices in the community, knocking down barriers on their paths to success. From engineering and education to art and entrepreneurship, they are making a positive difference in Greater Peoria—and using their influence to inspire the next generation. Bringing people together for meaningful connections and shared experiences Managing projects and clients, lifting others up and serving the community Finding the beauty within, expanding the arts on campus and in Peoria Problem-solving in industry and blazing a trail for future generations Leading a team that challenges students to be global citizens and servant leaders In June 2018, Rik Edgar joined the Peoria Civic Center after a nationwide search for a new general manager. Jump attracts the best and brightest students to its multitude of STEAM courses. Each year, we highlight the emerging talent of Greater Peoria—those who stand out among their peers and exemplify the spirit of servant 2018! We were inspired by your stories, wisdom and strength. Don't forget to pick up our latest issue of iBi and share it with the women Jonathon and Nikki Romain are on a mission to inspire and empower the community through the arts. Peoria Players Theatre celebrates 100 years of sharing live theater with the community. Mr. Fuzzy Ears finds more than one furry friend… and teaches children an important lesson. With ice as his medium, Jeff Stahl has earned a worldwide reputation for his unique creations. Peoria Public Art is a platform to connect local artists with public spaces available for creative transformation. Natalia Villanueva Linares is a maker of moments — physical and emblematic gestures both immense and minute. Ten things you didnt know about the artists and co-founders of ART, Inc... Cooking with cast iron… and a co*ktail recipe to get the party started On November 27, 2018, the Peoria City Council recognized 40 Leaders Under Forty with a proclamation for its 25th anniversary. Many cities