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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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Art In The Airport = Economic And Cultural Success!
I would argue the biggest reason why airports install art in their public areas is because for a visitor, or a prospective or new employee or investor, the airport is the first welcome to a community they receive, the first impression. More
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Smalli-what? Saying “Yes, and” to problem solving
In August, The Arts Partnership held our annual board retreat. This day-long event is always an engaging day of getting to know each other better, as well as a chance to dream about and strategize the next year of work. But this year, we did something a little different. More
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Advocacy Explained & An Election Preview
As we head into another year at The Chamber, our advocacy efforts will only be expanded upon from last year. The upcoming year has the November 6 general election with contested races on both sides of the river from federal to local races. More
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Getting Real About Business: What’s Your Network Worth?
Mark Puppe talks with Kurt McSparron, who founded the100,inc. in 2015 to help other business owners grow their business. More
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The Value Of HR To Your Business
There is no question that developing and maintaining adequate workforce is a common and ever-increasing struggle amongst companies in our region. Learn about the value of HR to your business. More
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Send Me An Angel
In short, The Arts Partnership (TAP) needs increased capital to move the dial on the arts’ capacity to serve the metro in its (and your) current needs. More
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Getting Real About Business: Waxing The City Of Fargo (And Fallon)
Waxing the City, Fargo opened in April 2014 as the fifth franchise of the 100 currently operating and is esteemed as the premier studio among them all. More
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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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