Northern Minnesota Correspondent

Gene Rebeck

Gene Rebeck, a former Twin Cities Business senior editor, serves as the magazine's northern Minnesota correspondent

Phone: 612-336-9299

Gene Rebeck, a former Twin Cities Business senior editor, serves as the magazine's northern Minnesota correspondent. Now a resident of Duluth, he covers established and emerging businesses in the region and also works as a freelance editor. His writing work has won several awards from the Minnesota Magazine Publishers Association and the American Society of Regional Business Publications. Before joining TCB, he was editorial director for a St. Paul trade publisher, as well as a freelance business and travel writer.

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Boat Brands Ride the Wave

Boat Brands Ride the Wave

A lot has changed in the recreational boat industry in the past decade and a half. Luke Kujawa, president of Your Boat Club, has experienced all of those challenges, and
Manufacturing Excellence Awards 2023

Manufacturing Excellence Awards 2023

From one of the oldest woolen mills in the country to one of the hottest snowmobile makers, manufacturing is vital to Minnesota’s economic well-being. In 2021, manufacturing accounted for $14.16
Shopping Isn’t Dropping

Shopping Isn’t Dropping

Yes, we know: The holiday shopping season is being pushed earlier and earlier every year. So why are we bringing up the year-end holidays right after Halloween? Hear us out.
Marketing in the Digital Era

Marketing in the Digital Era

The pandemic’s arrival forced a huge portion of commerce online, which led companies in nearly every industry to beef up digital marketing of their products and services. While digital marketing
Flexing VC Muscle in Minnesota

Flexing VC Muscle in Minnesota

In December, Eden Prairie-based Itiliti Health announced a $2 million round of seed funding. It was one of 175 venture capital deals in Minnesota in 2021, and certainly not one
New Approaches to Native Business

New Approaches to Native Business

In 2014, Sarah Agaton Howes got a call that changed, well, almost everything.  For several years, Howes had been crafting custom beadwork, quilts, and moccasins out of her home on