The real business casual : Rogers-based Rockfish Interactive's quick rise to one of the world's top techdriven, digital agencies has been fed by a culture drenched in turning the "next big idea" into
Posted: September 27, 2009 at 9:33 a.m.
Creative director Joey Nelson of Fayetteville, left, director of technology John Cox of Rogers and senior developer Shawn Camp of Siloam Springs sat in the lounge area at the Rockfish Interactive office in Rogers.
There's a culture built around big dreams, innovation and execution in northwest Arkansas, from the international success story that is Wal-Mart to household names such as Tyson Foods and J.B. Hunt.
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