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A Founder Invested in the Dakotas: Paulson’s Hall of Fame honor reflects larger commitment

Congratulations to Matt Paulson, “A Founder Invested in the Dakotas,” who is among the newest members of the South Dakota Hall of Fame thanks to the company he started here and what he has done with its success.

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Building connections, careers: How Ryan Jackovich’s people-first approach is shaping his future at SDN

Blending people skills with tech expertise: How this DSU alum now is growing his career in Sioux Falls.

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New director of operations to blend internal focus with community engagement across Sioux Metro area

From enhanced events to increased communication, the newest member of the Sioux Metro Growth Alliance leadership team is jumping right into her new role with the regional economic development organization.

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Meet vascular surgeon Dr. Thekla Bacharach

Her healthcare roots run deep in South Dakota: And now this vascular surgeon is bringing her fellowship training home to care for patients at Sanford Health.

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Local government leader named planning, development services director

A leader in city and county government with a background in managing large infrastructure projects has been named the next director of planning and development services for the city of Sioux Falls.

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Movers & Shakers

Here’s a look at this week’s Movers & Shakers.

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S.D. Trade names next CEO

South Dakota Trade has named its next president and CEO.

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Former Avera CEO to lead Delta Dental

Former Avera Health CEO Bob Sutton is taking on a new role at Delta Dental of South Dakota.

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Sanford surgeon earns prestigious traveling fellowship

Meet the Sanford surgeon who just earned a rare, once-in-a-career distinction — connecting him with top colleagues nationwide.

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Avera pediatric specialist improves care for children he will never meet

Meet the physician who came from Taiwan at 7, met two former presidents this year and spends much of his career helping children who will never be his patients.

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