This week, Cinnamon Pelly steps into her new role as CEO of the Minneapolis nonprofit.
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It's been a Thursday fixture on Nicollet since the 1990s. Now the Minneapolis Downtown Council says it's time to make way for new activation.
At TCB’s 12th annual Women in Leadership luncheon, key business leaders shared thoughts on improving women’s representation in corporate America.
The executive director of HandsOn Twin Cities talks about what it takes to be an excellent nonprofit board member.
If you are not deeply engaging in ongoing and effective DEI work, you are probably not making the difference that you think you are in your board service.
Recognizing 10 organizations that are improving lives and creating inclusive opportunities in the Twin Cities
Job vacancies in the state were down 10.3% year over year in 2022's second quarter, but that didn't mean demand for workers slowed, according to DEED.
As longtime Twin Cities executive Carla Vernón transitions to CEO of Jessica Alba's L.A.-based baby and skincare products company, she talks about her journey to leadership.
The African Development Center will identify qualified individual and business borrowers.
In Minnesota's largest law firms, women are increasingly being chosen for the top leadership positions.
Most recently known as Fueled Collective, the coworking company is stepping out of the franchising game and focusing on its local operations.
New legislation threatens two centuries of trade secret protections.
Founded as an independent glasses wholesaler in 2001, Eyebobs now belongs to an Ohio private equity firm.
HyLife Foods CEO Grant Lazaruk says the pork industry has faced challenges from inflation, high grain costs, and rising exchange rates.
Women make up only 22% of executive officers at Minnesota's largest publicly traded companies, a percentage that's remained stagnant for four years.
Planned Parenthood clinics and other facilities that provide abortion services in Minnesota have been preparing for an adverse ruling by Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk by assuring patients that medication abortions will continue to be offered.