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A Chamber Year In Review
Just like that, another outstanding year at The Chamber has come to a close. As you’re reading this, we have just entered into our new fiscal year. More
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TAP: A Simple Solution To Investing In The Arts. Just Ask Sanford
Dayna Del Val, the president and CEO of The Arts Partnership (TAP), talks about why supporting TAP by supporting the grant program to nonprofits making art just makes sense. More
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Getting Real About Business: Why 2 Fargo Owners Took The Leap
How many of us understand the behind-the-scenes work of business owners? Mark Puppe interviewed two Fargo owners to learn why they took the leap into business ownership. More
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Welcoming A Few Wonderful Women To Upcoming Chamber Events
As our Chamber is in the final month of our current fiscal year, there are several things we are looking forward to in the months ahead, especially for women in business. More
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The Pros of a Convention Center Far Outweigh the Cons
For nearly six years, there have been whispers and chatter about whether our region needs a convention center. There have, at the same time, been ongoing discussions about the potential need for a performing arts center. More
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What You Need To Know About Harassment In The Workplace
With high-profile conversations taking place over the past year on workplace harassment — a.k.a. the #MeToo Movement — it’s important to understand that this topic is relevant not just in Hollywood but here in our market as well. More
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A Look At The Ballot
Last month, the FMWF Chamber kicked off another election season with an overview of the various local races and statewide campaigns. More
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Why Integrity In Business Is Like Buckling A Seatbelt
Last time, we looked at the effect that honesty can have on your bottom line. This month, we dive a little deeper into business integrity. More
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Student Mental Health: The Twofold Impact On Our Current And Future Workforce
For many parents, the emotional and mental health of their children not only impacts the well-being of their entire family but oftentimes their job, career options and productivity at work as well. More
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Election Season Is Upon Us: A Quick Primer
In the coming months and into the fall, as election dates approach, the Chamber plans to highlight and engage with local legislative and city races for both Cass and Clay counties. More
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Oh, The Places We’ve Been!
Last summer, The Arts Partnership was awarded a grant from the Consensus Council in Bismarck to take a number of trips around the country to learn more about other communities. More
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Transform Your Office “Dead Zones”
As cities have set out to liven up these so-called dead spaces, a simple solution they’ve found with a lot of bang for minimal buck is to “wrap” them. More
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