The past few months have been marked by uncertainty and unrest. Elected officials have done what they can to lead through a summer of civil unrest and continued pandemic fallout.
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Throughout August and September, Twin Cities Business is hosting online conversations with executives from each of the 10 companies that received our 2020 Minnesota Manufacturing Excellence Awards. You can register
App | StatusNOW. The Edina-based app helps workers set up automatic responses that let colleagues know when they are reachable or unavailable in an emergency. “Balancing work and home life
MN Cup 2016 winner StemoniX Inc. has unveiled plans to merge with a publicly traded cancer treatment firm. Maple Grove-based StemoniX, which landed on TCB’s Tech 20 list in 2019,
On Thursday, Gov. Tim Walz unveiled a flexible approach to the start of the school year, with many big decisions largely falling on school districts themselves. State leaders say the
The governor today is expected to make a key announcement about the fall semester. At a 2 p.m. press briefing, Gov. Tim Walz will unveil a “decision matrix” that will
Organizer | My Next 90 Days Savor Planner “I’ve been relying on this planner to stay organized, focused, and mentally strong during this uncertain time. It’s structured to support long-term
TCB’s Notable Heroes in Health Care will recognize individuals in the field of health care in the state of Minnesota. This recognition honors their achievements, including a willingness to share expertise and a commitment to working toward solutions that improve our community's lives.
Visionaries must motivate others to join them in realizing their dreams. Because if they lack followers, leaders with great ideas cannot grow their companies or strengthen their communities. Twin Cities
TCB’s Notable Women in Technology will recognize accomplished women in the field of technology in the state of Minnesota. This recognition honors their professional, civic, and philanthropic achievements, including their abilities to effect change and serve as role models or mentors to other women in their industry.
TCB’s Notable Women in Commercial Banking will recognize accomplished women in the field of banking in the state of Minnesota. This recognition honors their professional, civic, and philanthropic achievements, including their abilities to effect change and serve as role models or mentors to other women in their industry.
TCB’s Notable General Counsel will recognize accomplished individuals serving as general counsel in the state of Minnesota. This recognition honors those who effect change through their roles and/or area of practice and serve as role models or mentors to others.
TCB’s Notable Women in Manufacturing will recognize accomplished women in the field of manufacturing in the state of Minnesota. This recognition honors their professional and civic achievements, including their abilities to effect change and serve as role models or mentors to other women in their industry.
July 7 Coffee & Closers Join Brandon Bornancin, founder and CEO of sales software company Seamless.AI, for a Q&A about his sales career and how he generated more than $100
The tragic images of a black man’s death at the hands of four Minneapolis police officers are imprinted in our brains, as is the unrest that has ensued. The business
For the first time, some of Minnesota’s biggest companies are formally recognizing Juneteenth as a corporate holiday. Juneteenth, which takes place every year on June 19, marks the end of
From mall walking to eating at a restaurant, the everyday activities that many of us used to take for granted suddenly felt like luxuries on Wednesday, as some restaurants opened
The Minnesota Cup on Monday unveiled a list of 90 semifinalists that will advance in the statewide entrepreneurial competition. The 90 companies will vie for a share of a $500,000
As Minnesota gradually begins to reopen, companies are assessing when is the right time for their employees to head back to the office. The coronavirus pandemic forced many companies to
Following the police killing of George Floyd earlier this week and subsequent civil unrest on Wednesday, Minneapolis city leaders on Thursday called for peace. On Wednesday night, Mayor Jacob Frey acknowledged the