KX Conversation: Retirement & Transitioning
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BISMARCK, N.D. (KXNET)— For our August 16th KX Conversation, Brooke Williams spoke with Tiffany Ford, the State Director for the North Dakota Small Business Development Network. Ford discussed the number of “Baby Boomers” set to retire, a brand-new exit and succession planning guide and more.

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