As the biofuel industry gained momentum, Harvestone found itself rapidly expanding. The need for a central corporate hub became critical to accommodate their growing team and operations. Under the leadership of Cindy Griffin, Vice President of HR and Corporate Services, Harvestone set its sights on Bismarck, ND, to establish a dedicated corporate office that could support the company’s growth.

“We had recently gone through a merger and were really feeling the pressure with space,” Cindy shared. “We needed a place that could handle more directors and employees, with room for hybrid work, meetings, and training sessions. We were busting at the seams.”

When people talk about Harvestone Low Carbon Partners, it’s easy to get lost in the technicalities. But at its heart, Harvestone is focused on one clear mission: providing clean energy for a better world. And with a little help from InterOffice, they’re growing their impact in more ways than one.

Harvestone transforms locally-grown corn into ethanol—a cleaner, renewable fuel alternative to oil. Through bio-refinement, they not only create ethanol to power vehicles but also generate useful byproducts like corn centers, which are repurposed as cattle feed. This sustainable approach to energy production reduces dependency on fossil fuels while supporting the agricultural community.

Beyond ethanol production, Harvestone is heavily invested in initiatives that further reduce their carbon footprint. From process improvements to carbon sequestration projects, their focus on sustainability is central to their growth.

“We’re constantly thinking about the future—how we can improve and reduce our impact,” Cindy explained. “We believe in creating positive change, not just within the company, but for the world around us.”

Harvestone’s new corporate office is a launchpad for even bigger things ahead. As they continue to grow and lead in the biofuel industry, their Bismarck office will serve as the nerve center for innovation, sustainability, and community impact.

“I do it for the people, the community, and my family. I believe in what we’re doing here,” Cindy reflected. “And this new space helps us do it even better.”