Downtown Little Rock

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Warren Stephens

“I’ve been asked many times whether the location of our investment banking firm, away from Wall Street, in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas, is an asset or a liability. I have always believed it to be a BIG ASSET. It offers a style of living that is second to none, and I am proud to call Little Rock my home. It offers a flavor of our past. Yet at the same time there is a vision for the future and what we want our city to be.

The rebirth of the downtown area is already becoming a selling point in our recruitment of talented investment professionals to Stephens Inc. The Clinton Library, the River Market, the Arkansas Arts Center, and the opening next April of Dickey-Stephens Park in North Little Rock makes the downtown experience a combination of commerce, culture, AND community.”

Warren A. Stephens, President & CEO, Stephens Inc.

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sponsors

This site is proudly sponsored by the following companies who not only support Little rock but also support its downtown revitalization.
Affiliated Real Estate Appraisers of Arkansas Alltel Wireless Arkansas Department of Economic Development AT&T Bell-Corley Construction Bomasada Group City of Little Rock City of North Little Rock Clinton Museum Comcast Cornerstone Resources Construction Company Crestview Uniforms and Scrubs Earth Retaining Solutions ENG Lending Heifer International IBEW Lafayette Square Little Rock Chamber of Commerce Little Rock Convention & Vistors Bureau Little Rock National Airport Metropolitan Bank Moses Tucker Real Estate North Little Rock Chamber of Commerce North Little Rock Visitors Bureau Pulaski Technical College Stephens Inc. The Downtown Partnership The Peabody Hotel Windstream Communications

Dan McAlister

Taking Great Pride

“IBEW, Local Union 295 has been an active part of the growth in downtown Little Rock since 1917. With the completion of the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Center and Park – Electrical work completed by IBEW, Local Union 295’s members, the growth of downtown has taken a new direction in the way of tourism and educational opportunities for the people of Arkansas. The members of IBEW, Local Union 295 takes great pride in being part of the downtown growth and look forward to providing quality electrical service for the people of Arkansas in the 21st Century.”

Dan McAlister, Business Manager
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers