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Argus Leader • 15th December 2010

Elements of success

Profiles of legacy companies and startups whose teams took them to the top of the local market, from a multigenerational family-owned pharmacy to a plastic-surgery partnership. (Multiple articles included in this special-section clipping file.)

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Innovation Team keeps legacy firm moving forward

Emerging leaders have a stronger voice on a new team whose members test many different answers to the question “What if we ____?”

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Personal passions help drive project outcomes

Staff members' meaningful connections to school districts, healthcare systems, and civic groups create better end-user experiences.

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The building trends, technology, products driving next year’s design, construction projects

In 2020, everyone took a crash course in making spaces safer and more livable. Those challenges will extend into 2021. So must new approaches to form and function.

The building trends, technology, and products driving design and construction projects in 2021

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Back to work: Smarter, safer offices in the pandemic age

Welcoming employees back into buildings requires a new sort of flexibility — a need to accommodate team members with a wide range of comfort levels.

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The right projects at the right time: Supporting clients during COVID

TSP’s architects, engineers and interior designers are helping clients identify the right projects to keep people at work and in school.

Here to help: Supporting clients & communities during COVID-19

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Five offices turn into 50-plus: Legacy design firm shifts to remote workforce

TSP’s lengthy experience in long-distance collaboration is proving invaluable as changes in the business world occur daily during the global Covid-19 pandemic.

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TSP at 90: Evolving for the future with employee ownership, engagement opportunities

“I think we’ve renewed ourselves,” CEO Jared Nesje said. “Our company is old, but our culture is new because of the people we have today."

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Investing in young professionals: How forward-thinking business cultures support emerging talent

Workers need experience to get a job. They need a job to get experience. Increasingly, they’re looking for employers that help them get more than a paycheck.

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Customized outreach builds trust with clients, community

In an increasingly digital world, personal touches like a handwritten thank-you note or a surprise in the mail can connect people in immediate ways.

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Turnover is expensive. One solution? Create a company your employees won’t want to leave

Nearly half of this local company's employees have been with the firm for at least a decade — and double-digits of workers have hit the 30-year mark.

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Want to close more deals? Start by polishing your presentation skills

There’s a reason events such as TED Talks, 1 Million Cups and PechaKucha Nights draw audiences around the world: The speaker makes the presentation.

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The new green: Decreasing energy use while improving employee well-being

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How an all-company annual meeting builds culture across multiple locations

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Considering a building project? Here's how three businesses started the right way

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Mentoring talent at South Dakota State University

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Rounds combines many departments

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Only one place left in town to see new-release studio films

As Carmike Cinemas closes all its Sioux Falls theaters, a businessman makes the most of his second-run movie houses in two communities.