Since he's joined our team Izak Moleterno, a 20-year-old Bachelor of Fine Arts student at NDSU, has been integral in keeping us on brand while also receiving state-wide recognition for one of his side projects.
This two–hour virtual workshop will help you find the focus and clarity you need to shift your mindset and find a new way forward. If you feel stuck, join us to identify your best next steps together.
Do you ever find yourself saying “self-care” but then realizing you don’t truly practice it in your daily life? The fifth episode of the series is with Deb Moen, owner of Me Time Relaxation & Wellness Studio, located in Fargo, North Dakota.
In the midst of the pandemic, The Nice Center has been supporting businesses by helping them digitize their products and services. Throughout the process, we’ve taken notes on what’s been working best for our clients. These are the top tools and tips we’ve found to get your business online and thriving.
The fourth episode of the series is with Kayla Coté van Rensburg. Kayla’s entrepreneurial journey is full of pivoting to fulfill her passions in each season. She owns a graphic design business, founded Dak & Co., and recently started The Wow Factor segment on Fargo Free Radio.
NDSU students have created shingles for homes made from biomass. Their team received the prestigous VentureWell E-Team Grant, including $5,000 for the idea.
If you run a business, we know that you may be facing unknowns about how to operate given the implications of social distancing. If you are a business owner needing digital support, please know that we at The Nice Center have a team here to help.
Our third episode of the series featured Kayla Houchin, founder of Indulgence Baking Co. in Fargo, North Dakota. Her business sweetens up everyone’s life with cupcakes, macaroons, cheesecakes, and much more.
The second episode of the series is with Ciara Stockeland, founder of btqBOX, who now offers coaching for business owners looking to add simplicity and find success in their journey. She helps business owners break down their business and simplify the numbers so they can create plans and strategies to move forward in a calm and controlled way.
Learn the tools and techniques we use to teach online entrepreneurship courses at NDSU. These courses increase access and prepare students for remote work.
