Next generation at family manufacturer learns on the job during disruptive year
“Everyone really stepped up.” It’s been a year unlike any other for this family business — and a chance for its next generation of leaders to emerge.
“Everyone really stepped up.” It’s been a year unlike any other for this family business — and a chance for its next generation of leaders to emerge.
Here’s a look at this week’s People You Should Know.
“We let everyone know right away … we’re all going to fight through it together.” How this 137-year-old bank navigated 2020 could be a model for others.
2020 has been a wild ride for Watertown’s oldest family business — but these new fourth-generation owners proved they’re up to the challenge.
Want to learn something about resiliency? Hear from these North Dakota businesses at a great event you can attend from anywhere.
Here’s a look at this week’s People You Should Know.
Attend a virtual winery introduction at the J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines, learn the family’s success story and even partake in a virtual wine tasting at the upcoming Prairie Family Business Association annual conference.
This family business didn’t think it could afford a living transition — but it happened with a strategy you can learn next week.
Want to learn the same approach that helped a local e-commerce company thrive during COVID? Hear from the experts at this virtual conference next month.
“I’ve seen this system work at a $5 million company and a $500 million organization.” From the mayor of Sioux Falls to family businesses statewide, companies are putting this system to work with big results.