A look at the winners and finalists—plus, how social impact is embedded in Minnesota's startup DNA.
Entrepreneurship
Set to launch in January, the Minnesota program will take on founders whose businesses earn between $5 million and $250 million annually.
App helps individuals make diet choices customized to personal health needs.
AcQumen Medical left the statewide competition with $100,000.
The company's innovation marks “a groundbreaking step toward lowering infant mortality.”
Winners are set to compete for $50,000 grand prize Oct. 6.
Telling stories and selling ideas are among the advertising skills that translate to leading a startup business.
Industry expertise and life experience are advantages for these Minnesota founders, who are starting new companies at an age when most of their peers are winding down.
Edina knife shop launches mail-order sharpening service.
Seasoned entrepreneurs talk with emerging founders about raising money, marketing your business, and more.
A nutritionist and a pastry chef join forces to add diversity and unique flavors to the granola aisle.
Tips and takeaways from TCB’s second annual pitch-style event spotlighting Minnesota-based entrepreneurs.
EY recognizes them for “pushing the boundaries of excellence” in their business sectors.
Four startups ranging from telehealth to packaged foods will present at the pitch-style event in Minneapolis on Aug. 12.
Syncris builds power inverters in Minnesota and sells them around the country.
With founder Steele Smiley back as CEO, the chain is evolving beyond salads, updating store design, and buying back franchise locations.
Beauty industry consultant Sue Remes offers advice on finding purpose after stepping away from a demanding career.
A weekend sweating with celebrity entrepreneur Jesse Itzler is good for business.