Category: South Dakota

Established firms sometimes forget why they were born and where they came from. So while his firm is gearing up to celebrate its 90th anniversary, CEO Jared Nesje is using lessons from its past to plot the future.

“I think we’ve renewed ourselves,” Nesje said of the full-service integrated architecture, engineering, and planning group. “Our company is old, but our culture is new because of the people we have today. The youngest architect in our office believes we do it different here. We’re designing with you, not for you. We care about our communities, and that comes through in our work for clients and how we care for one another. We say it’s a family, and we mean it.”

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Wyoming native Brian Johnson thought he might one day work at TSP. It took him more than a decade and moves to three other states before he landed in South Dakota—and in our Rapid City office. His parents live in Sheridan, where TSP had a location for several decades. “It was always kind of there […]

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Workers need experience to get a job. They need a job to get experience. And increasingly, they’re looking for employers that help them get more than a paycheck from their early-career years. “We’re really intentional that we aren’t just putting mindless tasks in front of people,” said Michelle Klobassa, a principal and senior architect with […]

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Workers need experience to get a job. They need a job to get experience. And increasingly, they’re looking for employers that help them get more than a paycheck from their early career years. “We’re really intentional that we aren’t just putting mindless tasks in front of people,” said Michelle Klobassa, a principal and senior architect […]

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Prize money from a contest that sought outstanding building projects using propane for fuel was awarded to the Andes Central School District of Lake Andes, SD, on Monday night, Nov. 11. Jared Nesje, chief executive officer of TSP, Inc., presented a check for $10,000 to Andes Central School Board President Debbie Houseman and the other school board members at the start of the monthly school board meeting.

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