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Sherman Bausch is an avid museumgoer with low vision. He was born with cataracts, which means he lacks depth perception, and that makes it difficult to read the small print
Less than two months after staff voted to unionize, Ann Kim’s namesake Uptown restaurant Kim’s is closing. The James Beard Award-winning chef made the announcement Thursday on Instagram citing “ongoing
“You might not know it, but I haven’t given a lot of big speeches like this,” Gov. Tim Walz said in his keynote at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday
Minneapolis entrepreneur Laura Roos has sold her gifting company Minny & Paul to Teak & Twine, another woman-owned e-commerce business with a similar focus on corporate gifts and a national
I’m a big fan of swift and efficient meetings, but the most consequential conversations with our editorial team often occur when we veer off-agenda. One such discussion led to digital
Quebracho Empanadas, a pandemic success story in its pivot from St. Paul catering company to frozen foods brand sold in 350 regional grocery stores, is shutting down operations this week.
Minneapolis Renaissance Coalition founder, Erin Fitzgerald, leaves JLL to focus on buying, rather than selling, office buildings.
Margaret Murphy is a marketing executive who climbed the ranks at Carlson Marketing Group before co-founding a marketing agency that was acquired by Olson (now ICF Olson), where she served
Litin’s Party Value—a locally-owned Minneapolis party supply store from a time before Party City, dollar stores, and, of course, Amazon—is closing after more than 50 years in business. A liquidation
Anybody want to buy a skyscraper? There’s never been a better time. The Wells Fargo Center on Seventh Street—third-tallest tower in downtown Minneapolis—is on the market and could sell for
Medtech entrepreneur Lisa Lavin on raising money, perseverance, and everything in between.
A third-generation leader of the family-owned construction and development company, Peter Diessner talks about the future of Southtown Center and downtown Minneapolis.
Since graduating from the University of Minnesota more than 20 years ago, Jill A. Anderson’s career in theater management has taken her to Washington D.C., New Mexico, Massachusetts and upstate
Most CMOs don’t get recognized at the grocery store. But then, Amanda Brinkman isn’t your average marketing executive—and that’s not even counting her signature spiked blonde hair and leather pants.
Impact100 Twin Cities, founded just last year by two mid-career professionals looking to create more community connections, just announced its first round of grants to local nonprofits including $100,000 to
Laysha Ward, Target’s groundbreaking chief external engagement officer who paved the way for corporate diversity, equity, and inclusion work nationwide, turns in her bullseye badge this week after 32 years
The founders of Self Esteem Brands and Slumberland Furniture and leaders of Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, PNC Bank, and Andersen Corp. are this year's inductees.