People You Should Know
Here’s a look at this week’s People You Should Know.
Here’s a look at this week’s People You Should Know.
Fraud can be devastating to any business but especially to a small one with limited resources. And unfortunately, cases of it appear to be growing.
Many small-business owners could use a little help in human resources from time to time but don’t have enough work to support a full-time employee or department. That’s where she can help.
Twin brothers got into business to meet the needs of people who struggle with even the most basic communication, but the business’ journey also presented its share of challenges.
It says a lot about a firm that on its 50th anniversary, clients from the original day in business will be at the celebration.
“I’d convinced myself that was what we needed to do. Take on more, staff, get a bigger office, just grow, grow, grow.” Sound familiar? You’ll want to learn what Passenger Productions did after working with experts at Cain Ellsworth.
Tax season is winding down, but signing your return really is just the start of how you should be using it.
Meet this week’s Up-and-Comer Tommy Pollema, an accountant at Cain Ellsworth & Company LLP.
The year 2025 isn’t that far away. And in the next seven years, the only certainty is that the qualities a business leader will need will continue to change.
Building an organization that can innovate and adapt for the future is the focus of a workshop March 6 from the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce.