At a time when conversations about racial diversity and inclusion have finally been pushed to the forefront, it’s important to recognize the depth of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color)…
Notable Honorees
Our Notable Executives in Marketing hail from virtually every industry: education, health care, finance, transportation, manufacturing, construction, law, economic development, tourism, arts—even a cemetery association—as well as nonprofits and agencies.…
In a year that presented complex legal challenges like never before, many of Minnesota’s best-known companies leaned heavily on their general counsel. In 2021’s Notable General Counsel, TCB recognizes 10…
TCB’s Notable Heroes in Health Care are doctors, nurses, directors, CEOs, diversity officers, and medical advisors, among others. They represent large hospital systems, private practices, insurance and pharmacy care companies,…
From credit unions and banks to governmental agencies, law firms, and nonprofits, our 32 Notable Leaders in Finance are responsible for making daily high-stakes economic and fiscal decisions for their…
Look around the Twin Cities and you’ll find many high-profile LGBTQA leaders: activist, poet, and Minneapolis City Council member Andrea Jenkins; Tom Hoch, founder of the Hennepin Theatre Trust and…
TCB’s 22 Notable Women in Commercial Banking were already responsible for managing trillions of dollars at some of Minnesota’s largest commercial banks and institutions. Add in a global pandemic and…
Our 2020 Notable Women in Commercial Real Estate honorees have industry expertise in areas ranging from construction and architecture project management, to investment and asset management, to marketing and legal…
In 1960, just one out of every 25 attorneys was female; today, that number is one in three. Progress is worth celebrating, and the next generation can take inspiration from…
Even though women have long fought for gender equality in the technology field, they’re still vastly underrepresented. In the U.S. in 2019, women held just 26 percent of professional computing…