This week’s Q&A features Transition Sponsor, The Event Company. As you think about the second half of summer and the approaching fall, perhaps it’s time to think about how you are taking care of those who make your business possible. Question: “How do you steward your clients and business partners throughout the year and annually?” Answer: How we steward our […]
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If someone in your family or business needs a nudge to get their estate plan in order, pass along this helpful Q&A information from Transition Sponsor Lindquist & Vennum, LLP and attorney Brian Kirby. Q: Why does it take so long for estate planning? How do you prevent it from being obsolete? A: Depending upon the complexity
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Congratulations to H.A. Thompson & Sons, Inc. of Bismarck, North Dakota, for being selected as the 2016 Franklin G. Larson Excellence in Family Business Award. H.A. Thompson & Sons, Inc. is a 4th generation run family business that takes great pride in supporting their community and dedicated employees. Congratulations on your 108 years of excellence!
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Our 24th annual conference was a great success. With 247 attendees, presenters educated and inspired guests. Keynote presenter Jolene Brown solicited questions from conference attendees, and we will address your questions in each email with an answer from a sponsor. Carolyn Thompson, Founder of Thompson Law, answers this week’s question. Q: How do you budget
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Guests Attending from Five-State Region Sioux Falls, South Dakota – April 19, 2016. Just one week ago, the 24th Annual Prairie Family Business Conference hosted their two-day event at the Hilton Garden Inn Downtown Sioux Falls. This annual conference is the #1 educational and networking event in the region for family businesses and with 247
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When a person works hard to build up a business, they often want to pass it down to their children. However, the statistics aren’t promising. Most of the businesses in South Dakota are family-owned. Seventy percent of them would like to keep the business in the family, but only 30 percent of them will pass
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