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Learn about what features and benefits Prairie Family Business Association has to offer its members – from the Annual Conference is the #1 networking event in the region with national and local speakers, consultants, and […]
Read More >>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 […]
Read More >>By: Carolyn A. Thompson, Founder Thompson Law, PC, Sioux Falls, SD Every prudent business family should schedule a consultation with a good business succession lawyer so that they can begin discussions on how to keep […]
Read More >>This week’s Monday Q&A features Stephanie Larscheid, executive director of the Prairie Family Business Association. Question: Tell us a little about yourself. Answer: I grew up on our family’s farm outside of Algona, Iowa, where […]
Read More >>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 […]
Read More >>A question from conference keynote Jolene Brown’s presentation: How can the family business owners be “the bank” for a buyout? What are the tax benefits? A: The primary tax benefit for serving as “the bank” […]
Read More >>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 […]
Read More >>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 […]
Read More >>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 […]
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