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in Columns5 Things To Know About Financing
Bank experts Jonathon Leonard and Greg Ellwein lay out five things you need to know about financing. More
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Synergy At Work: How Zerr Berg Architects And Gehrtz Construction Services Have Created A Competitive Advantage
Walk into the office of Zerr Berg Architects and Gehrtz Construction Services and you’ll be greeted by a front desk. Go to your left, you’ll walk into Gehrtz’s office. Take a right, you’ll find Zerr Berg. More
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in Advice, Columns, Office Vibes
How You Can Create A High-Tech Office
When most people think about making their office high-tech, most people are concerned about the costs associated with that. Is making a high-tech office cost-prohibitive or has it become more affordable? More
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5 Tips For Redesigning Your Office
What is the first impression you want your guests to feel when they enter your office? What will inspire your employees and communicate to your customers what sets your business apart? These are a few of many things to consider when redesigning your office. More
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Office Spaces Of The Future
Where do you fall on the open-office concept? Love it? Hate it? For some, it’s a godsend and encourages collaboration and creativity. For others, it’s the worst thing around and hinders productivity. More
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What North Dakota Cities Can Learn From Oklahoma City, Seattle And Albuquerque
When it comes to North Dakota, we’re pretty familiar with the middle ground. We’re ranked somewhere in the middle in most categories, such as education (#20), economy (#35) and health care (#38). (We’re the 4th happiest state, though!) More
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How To Drive Recruitment In A Candidate-Driven Market
Recruitment has a continuous life cycle, so invest in building a strong pipeline of internal and external talent. Read more about this and other tips from Brenda Johnson. More
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Can (Or Should) You Fire A Shareholder?
There is nothing inherent in being a shareholder that entitles you to a job, but firing a shareholder can still have corporate-level implications. More
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My Journey To The White House And Reflections On George H.W. Bush
As I reflect on the events of the last two weeks surrounding the death of our 41st President, George Herbert Walker Bush, I can’t help but think of the sequence of events that launched my career to where I am now. More
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Getting Real About Business: What Is Really Driving Consumer Prices?
Mark Puppe talks to David and Matt Gadberry from Magnum about an industry often neglected by consumers but driving our economy: trucking. More
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Closing The Workforce Gap
Continued trends of North Dakota’s competitive workforce challenges continue to be the top barrier to economic growth of recruitment, retaining and growing talent. More
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Behind Voices Of Vision
Easily one of my favorite events all year is The Chamber’s Voices of Vision. It’s also our largest event of the year and draws in about 1,000 people to hear from national names. More
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