Real Support. Good Potential.
In Northeast North Dakota, Real. Good. ideas thrive. We can help you bring your dream of opening your own business to life!
We have affordable (and available) spaces, a competitive tax rate, minimal competition, a supportive community, several resources available – and most importantly – a community that wants you here and will ensure your success.
We would love to add your entrepreneurial venture to our region:
Find Real. Good. Resources for Entrepreneurs
Dreamers and Doers are wanted here! There is a place for your business opportunity in our region. If you are unsure how or where to start, bring your idea and we can help turn it into a reality.
Even Forbes has noticed! North Dakota is ranked as the #1 state to start a business.
Red River Regional Council
The Red River Regional Council is eager to help businesses succeed – from larger manufacturers to small mom and pop shops with no employees. They are experts in securing gap funding for start-ups, helping reduce the initial investment as low as 10% of your start-up cost. Free confidential services include:
“My wife Britt and I both grew up in rural northeastern North Dakota. We moved back in 2009 to raise our family and bought a veterinary practice shortly afterwards. Five years later we built a new veterinary clinic in Park River. We have a dedicated team of veterinary professionals and now a facility that matches that professionalism. This is an investment in our business as well as the future of this community and the surrounding area that we call home.”
- Nathan Kjelland, DVM
Golden Valley Veterinary Clinic
“My wife Britt and I both grew up in rural northeastern North Dakota. We moved back in 2009 to raise our family and bought a veterinary practice shortly afterwards. Five years later we built a new veterinary clinic in Park River. We have a dedicated team of veterinary professionals and now a facility that matches that professionalism. This is an investment in our business as well as the future of this community and the surrounding area that we call home.”
- Nathan Kjelland, DVM
Golden Valley Veterinary Clinic