I recently wrapped up several features on small family businesses that collectively made up this month’s cover story for the Chamber News. And – as often happens – that reporting led me to a story-within-a-story.
Dave Austad knows only about 10 percent of family businesses find themselves where he is – successfully passing down the business to the third generation.
Fiegen Construction is celebrating 50 years as its next generation starts making its mark.
Pride Neon Sign is celebrating seven decades and its third generation of family leadership.
South Dakota’s oldest homegrown CPA firm now includes clients in more than 25 states and many foreign countries.
Michael — he goes by Mick — Gibbs is far from a stranger to health care in South Dakota.
Managing to transition a family business for multiple generations has proven impossible for all but a select few. Here’s a look at several Sioux Falls-area businesses that aren’t just surviving but thriving.
Jim Woster went to Mass at Avera McKennan one morning almost 30 years ago. He left with the unofficial role of goodwill ambassador.
Security Savings Bank will start construction this month on a branch at 2331 E. 10th St., the site of a former Godfather’s Pizza restaurant that most recently was a used-vehicle dealership.
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