“We need some disruptors to figure out how we can take care of people.” Sanford’s chief innovation officer weighs in on how the organization’s merger with Good Samaritan might change long-term care.
Later this year, you’ll start to see the new home of First Premier Bank take shape in downtown Sioux Falls. Behind it is a story of a community bank that has grown to become a national leader.
“I could say his name in a lot of circles, and people wouldn’t know him,” Mayor Paul TenHaken said. “But the impact that Rich is having in our city is tremendous.” Meet Rich Merkouris, a servant leader with a big vision.
Sanford’s leaders envision Profile becoming a $1 billion business. If growth like this keeps up, it will be.
Luca: Made in Italy might feature Italian merchandise, but the story is all about what’s possible in America. From Italy to Sioux Falls, from cleaning bathrooms to owning a boutique, his next chapter starts Friday.
“If I judged them on their past alone, I might be missing out on a great employee.” Hear from a number of employers who say prior offenders are helping fill their workforce needs.
“No one is doing what we’re doing.” Come with us for a look at the incredible transformation of Sioux Falls Seminary – a case study of innovation for any industry.
This year, rather than single out people or places we’ll be watching, we opted to share what we believe will be nine key story lines to follow in the Sioux Falls-area business community in 2019.
It’s time for our annual look at the Sioux Falls market as a new year begins. Here’s a snapshot of projects, plans and attitudes from business leaders headed into 2019.
At least 100 people age 16 to 21 are homeless in our community. But this woman proves what can happen when someone steps in to help.
