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Interstate Office Products
SD Biotech
Journey Group
Dawley Farm Village
Augustana University
Eide Bailly LLP
Morrie’s Steakhouse
Grand Living
GreatLife
Grille 26
Click Rain
Sioux Falls Convention & Visitors Bureau
Novak Sanitary Service
Sioux Falls Development Foundation
Dakota State University
The First National Bank in Sioux Falls
Woods, Fuller, Shultz & Smith P.C.
TSP
Zeal Center for Entrepreneurship
Sanford Health
Howalt+McDowell Insurance, a Marsh & McLennan Agency LLC company
USD Beacom School of Business
Prairie Family Business Association
Minervas
Avera Health
LCEDA/MCEDA
Luxury Auto Mall
MetaBank
SDN Communications
Genetic testing process: From blood sample to digitized DNA
First thing to know about the Sanford Chip: It isn’t an actual physical chip. Instead, it’s a cutting-edge way to use a genetic test to determine many approaches to your health care. Here’s how it all works.
Drink deals, live music draw crowds to ‘happy hour plus’
The 3.0 Cocktail Lounge at JJ’s Wine, Spirits & Cigars is becoming the place to be for happy hour. Its drink deals have become so popular that the hours are expanding along with more entertainment and some fun upcoming events.
Last-minute Valentine gifts? It’s as easy as a trip to the gym
You might be behind on Valentine’s Day shopping, but if you’re a GreatLIFE member, we’ve got you covered.
Nationally renowned speaker to share secrets to family business success
Bryan Dodge, one of the nation’s most requested event speakers, is coming to Sioux Falls with sought-after advice for family businesses.
The date spot you may not have guessed – but may want to know about
Looking for love this Valentine’s Day? Or are you still in search of a gift? Our trip to Dawley Farm Village revealed an interesting date spot – and plenty of ways to celebrate this Feb. 14.
Creating an ‘un-call center’ with creative, cost-effective design
They set out to turn a former college building into an “un-call center” appealing to workers. Here’s how Farmers Business Network got its new office redesigned on time and on budget.
Three ways to properly celebrate National Pizza Day
This is one of those made-up food holidays actually worth celebrating: National Pizza Day this Saturday.
Group Fitness 101 offered this weekend at GreatLIFE
Are you considering taking a group fitness class, but unsure what to expect? Check out Group Fitness 101.
Dangerous words for a heart attack: I’m fine
You’ve probably waived off feeling not quite right with the same words: “I’m fine.” She almost did too. Instead, she’s a living reminder that heart attacks don’t always come with classic warning signs.
In organizational development, don’t be dazzled by complexity
We’ve all been there as so-called experts tell us how to improve our business: The acronyms, the flow charts, the corporate speak. Here’s a refreshing take on how to develop leadership in a way that makes sense.
Research park marks 10 years with plan to more than double in size
“I usually tell people this park is not for them. It’s for their children and grandchildren.” This research park is a long-term play but it’s already bolstering high-tech businesses.
Why do employees embezzle? How to protect your business
No one wants to believe their trusted employees would pocket money. But it happens here in Sioux Falls. And it occurs more than anyone would like to believe.
Three ways to tell when garbage service could be delayed – and why
It has been a tough winter on everyone — including your garbage collector. Here’s how to tell when your service might be delayed — and why.
Robotic assistant allows DSU professor to appear virtually on campus
Meet Cosmo, the newest addition to Dakota State’s campus and an example of all the good technology can do.
Advertising on cable proves affordable, effective in reaching customers
Did the Super Bowl get you thinking about advertising on television? Here’s a cost-effective way to do it.
