Top 12 March Business Events In Fargo-Moorhead

Written by: Fargo Inc Staff

Emerging Leaders Program | MARCH 1

(expression-of-interest form must be submitted)

This is a high-level training program geared for small-business owners who are ready to move their businesses into next-stage growth. The course consists of 13 sessions over 7 months (April – October) where participants receive training on topics that help them create a strategic growth plan, leverage peer relationships and interact with experts who provide relevant guidance.

SBA.gov/Offices/District/ND/Fargo
U.S. Small Business Administration – ND District Office
657 2nd Ave. N, Fargo

Emerging Leader Student Mental Health Awareness Panel | MARCH 7

11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

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Two of United Way’s BOLD Goals are to prepare children to succeed and to help people be independent. Learn how they’re connecting students and children to the mental-health services they need to be successful and what you can do to help. Join them for a panel-style discussion where you have the opportunity to hear from local experts and leaders in the area about student and child mental health so that you can position yourself as an informed advocate when it comes to the mental health of young people in our community.

UnitedWayCassClay.org/Events
NDSCS – Dr. Jerry C. Olson Auditorium (Room 101)
1305 19th Ave. N, Fargo

Breaking Down Tax Reform: What It Means for Business and Individuals | MARCH 6

7:30 – 9 a.m.

Congress has passed the largest and most comprehensive tax reform legislation in the past 30 years. Businesses and individuals alike are trying to figure out the tax implications and what this means for them in their current situation and moving forward. Many are asking for the basics:

  • What’s included in tax reform?
  • What can I do now to save money?
  • What deductions are available?
  • What strategies do I need to consider?
  • What am I not considering that I should be?

Join presenting sponsor Eide Bailly for a tax-reform update exploring the key provisions, effective dates, how the current plan impacts you and possible action items and next steps. Adam Sweet from Eide Bailly’s National Tax Office will discuss the current state of tax reform, identify business impacts and opportunities and review possible action steps. He will then be joined by a panel that will discuss entity selection/ modification opportunities, the impact on estate planning and how local businesses are making changes based on the new legislation.

Registration (includes breakfast)
Chamber Members

  • $30 in advance
  • $35 at the door Non-Members
  • $40 in advance
  • $45 at the door

FMWFChamber.com
Courtyard by Marriott Fargo-Moorhead
1080 28th Ave. S, Moorhead

Successfully Navigating Change | MARCH 14

11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

The dynamic organizations in which we work often change. How do we as individuals adjust and successfully handle those changes? At this training, Village Business Institute Consulting and Training Manager John E. Trombley will help you consider the transition zones of change and walk you through where you are personally, as well as explore healthy ways to deal with change through RICE (reality, identify, communicate and engage).

What will you learn?

  • Understand the effects of change
  • Recognize the importance of change transitions
  • Explore who’s on your team
  • Discuss “RICE” concepts to deal with change

This training qualifies for 2 CPE credits for the ND CPA Society.

Registration (includes lunch)
Chamber Members

  • $30 in advance
  • $35 at the door Non-Members
  • $40 in advance
  • $45 at the door

FMWFChamber.com
Delta Hotels by Marriott
Fargo 1635 42nd St. S, Fargo

How to Measure Your Marketing ROI | MARCH 14

11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

OpGo Marketing Founder and CEO Tiffanie Honeyman will share best practices for developing a measurable marketing plan. She’ll provide the steps needed to start measuring with manual tools (templates), some online resources and plenty of examples.

What will you learn?

  • Put value on every marketing dollar
  • Add accountability to your marketing team
  • Make future marketing decisions with confidence This training qualifies for 2 CPE credits for the ND CPA Society.

Registration (includes lunch)
Chamber Members

  • $30 in advance
  • $35 at the door

Non-Members

  • $40 in advance
  • $45 at the door

FMWFChamber.com
Delta Hotels by Marriott Fargo
1635 42nd St. S, Fargo

Purpose & Philanthropy: Discovering Transformational Living Through Giving | MARCH 14

11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Giving is good and has the power to both transform how we live and impact the world around us. As a country, we are spending a fortune trying to find happiness and are coming up short, but there is hope and a role for each of us. You won’t want to miss this opportunity that will enrich your life and those around you. Join Impact Institute Director Scott Holdman as he lays out a path for finding meaning in a material world and how to positively impact yourself, your business and your community.

This training qualifies for 2 CPE credits for the ND CPA Society.

Registration (includes lunch)
Chamber Members

  • $30 in advance
  • $35 at the door

Non-Members

  • $40 in advance
  • $45 at the door

FMWFChamber.com
Delta by Marriott
1635 42nd St. S, Fargo

LIVE UNITED Awards | MARCH 15

3:30 – 5 p.m. (social: 5 – 6 p.m.)

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Join the United Way of Cass-Clay to honor and recognize the people and businesses who are a force for good in our community. Have commitments at 5? No problem! Join them for the event and then jet. Or stay and join for a fun networking social. Register to reserve your spot.

Cost (includes appetizers at social)
$20

UnitedWayCassClay.org/Events
Delta Hotels by Marriott Fargo
1635 42nd St. S, Fargo

3rd Wednesday| MARCH 21

11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

The third Wednesday of each month, Fargo-area professionals come together for a conversation specifically designed to address the unique challenges of life at the top. Thought-provoking topics are discussed in an open forum led by fellow private-business owners, entrepreneurs and executives. Open to all area business owners and executives — members and non-members.

Cost (includes lunch)
$50 per person

The100.online
Avalon Events Center
2525 9th Ave. S, Fargo

Cultivate Conference | MARCH 22

1 – 6 p.m.

March Event CalendarJoin Emerging Prairie as they explore the convergence of agriculture and technology. Throughout the afternoon, you’ll hear from all corners of the agriculture ecosystem and learn about tech innovations happening in the industry. The event has been designed to have equal parts mainstage content and networking, so you have space to learn from the experts and time to connect with future customers and industry leaders. Your ticket is your all-access pass to the Cultivate Conference, which includes speakers, panels and complimentary snacks and non-alcoholic beverages.

What can you expect?

  • Short, mainstage content. Speakers have a maximum of 15 minutes to present to ensure you hear the most relevant information without all the fluff.
  • Farmer’s panel with 3-4 farmers hosting an open conversation with the audience about their current frustrations on the farm.
  • Time for connection. There will be interactive panels, booths, fireside chats and networking breaks woven into the afternoon.
  • Refreshments and snacks throughout the day, with a happy hour at the close of the conference.

NOTE: There will be no ticket sales at the door. Tickets must be purchased by noon on Thursday, March 22.

EmergingPrairie.com/Cultivate
Sanctuary Events Center
670 4th Ave. N, Fargo

Be Original, Brave & Bold: Assertiveness That Works | MARCH 27

3:30 – 5 p.m. (social: 5 – 6 p.m.)

In this fast-paced world, there is limited time for uncertainty and ambiguity. We need to say what we think to get what we want. Being assertive can be a win-win. Women need to use their strengths and wisdom to dictate their future. At this session with YWCA CEO Erin Prochnow, learn and practice prioritizing what’s really important to you. Participants will learn what it means to be assertive, tips for how to be assertive, why it’s important, things to avoid while earning the respect of others and how to use the ever-important two-letter word, “no.”

Registration
Chamber Members

  • $25 in advance
  • $30 at the door

Non-Members

  • $35 in advance
  • $40 at the door

FMWFChamber.com
DoubleTree by Hilton & West Fargo Conference Center
825 East Beaton Dr., West Fargo

Nikki Villagomez: Culture + Typography | MARCH 27

3:30 – 6 p.m.

Join American Advertising Federation of North Dakota and Nikki Villagomez for a look into how culture affects typography and decision-making processes in everyday life. In her presentation, Villagomez will use pictures taken throughout her travels to discuss the comparisons and contrasts in type choices based on location.

This is where you come in. Help shape the event’s content by sending in photos of your favorite North Dakota typography. Nikki will use the photos you send in to create her presentation. For the month, you’re challenged to really look at the everyday typography that makes the FM area and North Dakota unique. The types of pictures AAF-ND would like to see submitted are graffiti, manhole covers, hand lettering and local signs.

You can submit photos by:
Twitter: @nikki_vz (#NDType)
Instagram: @nikki_vz (#NDType – make sure pictures are set to public)
Email: [email protected]
Deadline for submission is March 2.

Registration (required)

  • Free AAF-ND members
  • $50 non-members
  • $20 nonmember students

AAF-ND.org/Events
Delta Hotels by Marriott Fargo
1635 42nd St. S, Fargo

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