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2023 Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards

2023 Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards

Business leaders from food, technology, and other sectors are the recipients of 2023 Heartland Awards in the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year competition. The 10 Minnesota winners were honored during
30 Thoughts on Building Business in Minnesota

30 Thoughts on Building Business in Minnesota

Thoughts from 30 This issue marks the 30th anniversary of Twin Cities Business, which was founded in the spirit of celebrating, connecting, and leveraging the collective power of Minnesota’s business
2023 Outstanding Directors Awards

2023 Outstanding Directors Awards

Board directors keep abreast of unfolding trends and challenges, so they can offer their best insights about a company’s future. Yet board directors also are being called upon to weigh
Beyond the Boardroom

Beyond the Boardroom

In an increasingly digital world, it’s tougher than ever to organize corporate events that leave an enduring impression. To stand out and engage exceptional audiences, local businesses and organizations seek
2023 Community Impact Awards

2023 Community Impact Awards

Mental health. Housing. Supporting refugees, diverse business founders, and people with high-risk pregnancies. Name the concern, and no doubt there’s an organization in Minnesota dedicated to providing support. This year’s
Don’t Wait for the Future

Don’t Wait for the Future

There’s a well-known quotation from Ernest Hemingway’s novel The Sun Also Rises that goes as follows: “How did you go bankrupt?” Bill asked. “Two ways,” Mike said. “Gradually, then suddenly.”
Protecting Digital Assets

Protecting Digital Assets

We’re emerging from a pandemic that disrupted how companies do business—the obvious example being hybrid work. With more employees working remotely, the “surface area” cybercriminals can attack is larger, making
Reassessing Employee Benefits

Reassessing Employee Benefits

In a tight labor market, the competition for talent is fierce, whether you’re looking to fill an entry-level job or an upper management position. So what kinds of benefits should