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in Advice, Featured, Latest Articles, News, SponsoredBusiness Lending at its Best
From SBA loan programs to local economic development programs, the right lender will help identify the best financing packages for each client. More
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Academic Insight: Creating Valuable User Guides and Handbooks
A key focus in the management discipline is the effective and efficient allocation and use of resources. More
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in Columns, Featured, Interview, Latest Articles, NewsLady Boss of the Month: Jackie Maahs, Owner of The Plant Supply
Hi! My name is Jackie Maahs and I own The Plant Supply which focuses on making houseplant ownership fun and easy for everyone. More
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in Columns, Featured, Latest Articles, News, TechInnovation Will Lead North Dakota to Become the Nation’s First Carbon-Neutral State
JAMES LEIMAN, PH.D., – Current Commerce Commissioner, spent over a decade fighting terrorism before deciding to focus his efforts on domestic issues in his most recent position as the Department of Commerce’s director of Economic Development and Finance, Leiman was involved in statewide economic development and finance initiatives. More
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The COVID Pandemic and Entrepreneurs Social Networks
As part of an ongoing project studying entrepreneurs in Fargo-Moorhead I have interviewed dozens of entrepreneurs over the years. More
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10 Questions With John Machacek
John Machacek, Chief Innovation Officer for the Greater Fargo Moorhead Economic Development Corporation, has worked with countless startups throughout our community over the past seven years. More
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Awesome Foundation Grant Award Winner: The Moorhead Friends Writing Group
While summer temperatures and outdoor barbeques are on the minds of most of us this August, the Moorhead Friends Writing Group is prepping for winter with their newest project – The Great White North: A Winter Anthology. More
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in Featured, Interview, Latest Articles, News7 Young Professionals Making an Impact in Fargo-Moorhead
It sounds corny, but young professionals really are the backbone of our business community. More
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Key Issues Employers Should Address in Remote and Hybrid Work Arrangements
In the spring of 2020, many employers were forced on an emergency basis into remote work arrangements with their employees. More
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Melissa Rogne is Taking Her Medical Aesthetic’s Business Nationwide
Everyone’s entrepreneurial dream looks a little different More
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Cornerstone Bank: A Place Where Culture Meets Banking
As the business industry progresses through the 2020s, ‘culture’ is becoming a trending topic, and the importance of culture within business is growing rapidly. More
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TF Powers and the Power of Mentorship & Learning
As a company, TF Powers Construction works on some of the most prestigious projects in the industry. More
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Bringing All-Sports to New Places: The Journey of the SCHEELS Store Development Team
The Store Development team at SCHEELS has been hard at work in the last year and a half opening three new locations, expanding the team and growing as a company. More
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Finding Advantage in Business Liquidity
Not all businesses were affected by the economic turmoil of 2020-2021 equally. More
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10 Questions With John Machacek: Red E
Here are John Machacek’s 10 questions for Matt Faul, President, and Jesse Faul, Vice President, of Red E. More
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The Power of Social Networks in the Workplace
When I talk to managers and leaders, they are surprised to learn that the most influential people in the organization are typically not those at the top of the formal organization chart. More
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Lady Boss of the Month: Allison Lunde, Owner of Floret & Foliage
Allison Lunde runs the whole operation at her floral shop Floret & Foliage. More
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Academic Insight: A Collaborative Approach for Conducting Performance Evaluations
Most managers and employees dread the performance evaluation process. More
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9 Pride of Dakota Companies on How to Grow in North Dakota
In the 1950s, a connoisseur of fantastic flavor named ‘Jumbo Jim’ made waves in the town of Mandan, North Dakota, by offering a Sloppy Joe at his Drive In that kept customers clamoring for more. More
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Awesome Foundation Grant Award Winner: Kindred Park Board/Kindred Public Library
At first glance, reading books and physical fitness may seem mutually exclusive. More
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