Jodi’s Journal: For women and girls, success needs recalibration
“One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned both as a business owner and in covering them is that there is no universal definition of success.”
“One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned both as a business owner and in covering them is that there is no universal definition of success.”
Thank you for supporting us at SiouxFalls.Business for six years! Today, Jodi reflects on the broader state of our industry.
In this week’s column, how a message from the Minneapolis Federal Reserve provides some thoughts to consider as decisions are made in Pierre.
Her impact and influence in ways big and small were felt at Avera for decades. Honoring the passing of Sister Joan Reichelt.
Want a glimpse of what winter could be like in Sioux Falls? You don’t have to look far.
Their own branding was decided by a coin flip. This and other tales as we look back on a varied career and what’s next with the men who helped build the city’s largest ad agency and a rapidly growing call center business.
“I can’t keep burying myself in debt because I love what I do and can’t walk away.” As the year begins, a “big squeeze” is starting to show.
Do you know someone under 30 already making a mark in business and community? We want to know too! Details here on our first 30 Under 30.
When it comes to business activity, “it’s kind of like traffic is still moving, but it’s moving on icy roads.”
As the city considers expanding assessments to support downtown, here’s a reminder of how we share in supporting our city’s core.