10 solid years; more to come
For the past 10 years, readers have anxiously awaited to receive their copy of the latest issue of Prairie Business magazine. This premiere regional business magazine has provided stories that explain how companies do the right things to succeed or detail individual business leaders or even talk about the various issues that businesses deal with on an everyday basis.
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- Sanford Health-MeritCare executive team discusses the merger and the new organization's future
- Doug Burgum is named North Dakota's 37th recipient of the Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award
- Dan Johanneck, Executive Director, Crookston (MN) Housing & Economic Development Authority
- Robert Kelley, President, University of North Dakota
- Rich Goldsbury, President, Bobcat Americas
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