Friends,

I have created this site to serve as a venue to discuss issues facing small business and other issues in our state and how we can overcome challenges we face in this global marketplace.

I remain so grateful to the many people across the state and our nation who encouraged me to run for the U.S. Senate. Public service is an admirable calling indeed and one that I remain committed to undertaking in the future -- once my business responisbilities are fulfilled, including the three hundred families who rely on Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing, and the busiensses who look for humble help from the Dakota Defense Alliance.

I look forward to keeping in touch. Please don't hesitate to contact me with any thoughts you may have in business or opportunities for advancement from our state.

While you are here, please take a look around and sign up to receive my newsletter, and, if you are so-inclined, drop me a line, I would love to hear from you.

Thanks for stopping by,

Kristin@KristinHedger.com

Dear Friends,

I hope you are reading this upon returning from a restful Memorial Day.  This is a note to reach out to you, share thoughts, and to reconnect.

This day always makes me a bit sad as I reflect upon our fallen soldiers and the many wars our relatively young country has been engaged in.  Still, it is also a day to reflect, with the deepest gratitude, upon the priceless liberties they fought and died to preserve.

ORLANDO, FL (April 15)-  The Vice President and Chief Engineer of North Dakota's own Killdeer Mountain Manufacturing (KMM) have been asked to speak at one of the largest and most prestigious gatherings of the advanced technology communities at the RFID Journal Live 2010 conference in Orlando, Florida this week. 

Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Today we honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the changes inspired by his words and deeds.  His leadership has revolutionized our nation and his articulation of his dream has provided a roadmap for the alleviation of injustice.