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Meet YEA’s Investor Panel Shark Tank Winner Ameera Gaal
Ameera Gaal, who is going into her sophomore year at West Fargo Sheyenne High School, is far from your average teenager. More
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This Local Architect Is Practicing His Passion
You know you’re passionate about something when you spend your collegiate years devouring books on the subject matter. More
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Chai Moto Is Bringing East African Flavors To The Fargo Moorhead Tea Market
Pasteur Mudende is working to share his love of tea with our community. More
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From HR To Entrepreneurship
Those who think the Human Resources field is linear are sorely mistaken. More
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Funding Female Founders: How Annie Capital Is Making A Local Impact
Annie Capital is stepping in to make sure women in our area are getting the help they need to make big things happen. More
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North Dakota Opens First Retail Store Selling Premium CBD
The Cannabidiol or CBD market in the United States is exploding. More
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5 Common Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make
Paul Smith, Fargo Center Director of the North Dakota Small Business Development Centers, gives advice on how to avoid common mistakes entrepreneurs make. More
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The Art Of The Hustle
When starting a company, the idea from inception to reality is a long and winding road that often involves long hours, hardship and no income. We hunted down three entrepreneurs to talk about how they mastered the art of the hustle. More
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Meet The Area Students Who Are Learning About Business In A Hands-On Way
Meet the 16 local middle and high school students of the FMWF Young Entrepreneurs Academy, the only program of its kind in the state. More
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1 Million Cups Fargo Recap: February 2018
If you can’t make it to 1 Million Cups Fargo every week, don’t fret. We’ll be bringing you a monthly recap of the most recent speakers and presentations. More
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1 Million Cups Fargo Recap: January 2018
If you can’t make it to 1 Million Cups Fargo every week, don’t fret. We’ll be bringing you a monthly recap of the most recent speakers and presentations. More
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5 Questions With Abovo Founder Andrew Young
Officially launching in January of this year, Abovo has all the capabilities of a traditional agency—creative services, web design, business cards—while also specializing in planning and coordinating high-engagement, off-site events for their clients. More
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Faces Of Fargo Business: Andrew Abernathey, Abby Anderson, Alex Rydell
This month’s Faces Of Fargo Business with Ritaway Capital’s Andrew Abernathey, Abby Anderson from Abby Anderson Photography, Alex Rydell from Hanson-Runsvold. More
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Study Summary: North Dakota Is No. 1 State for Startups
Ranked in the No. 1 spot, North Dakota received an overall score of 69.38, still more than 10 points above the next state in line, Texas. More
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Office Vibes: Protosthetics
In May of this year, one of Fargo’s hottest startups, Protosthetics, moved into a new space on Fourth Street in Downtown Fargo. Josh Teigen gave us a tour of their new(ish) digs. More
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The Startup Journey: What I’ve Learned About Passive Revenue
After more than a decade working in design and software and founding multiple businesses and products, Codelation Founder Josh Christy understands one thing above all else: The world of entrepreneurship is lonely, but it doesn’t have to be. More
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Find Your Why With Carrie Leopold
There’s a well-known TED Talk that author and motivational speaker Simon Sinek gave nearly a decade ago called “Find Your Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Action.” The premise of the 20-minute presentation is simple: People don’t buy what you do. They buy why you do it. And what you do simply proves what you believe. More
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Startup Spotlight: Ax-Water
Partnering with a powerful berry, Blake Johnson and Wade Gronwold have released a drink high in antioxidants, wanting to let the world in on the secret that is the aronia berry. Ax-water is a 30-calorie drink infused with the berries, creating a hydrating water for anyone to take anywhere. More
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Faces Of Fargo Business: Trinity Schaff
Trinity Schaff, a Gulf War veteran, started his own electronics company TrinSpin after nearly 25 years in the electronics industry. More
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