Women’s specialty retailer Evereve politely demurs its customers’ frequent requests for a menswear equivalent, crediting its success to laser-like focus on lifestyle apparel aimed primarily at women over 30. But
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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
Jennifer Zick’s LinkedIn posts read like a how-to on work-life integration. She leads with marketing expertise as the CEO of Minneapolis-based Authentic Brand, a firm that provides fractional chief marketing
Pride celebrations have come and gone, but their legacy continues for a couple big national brands, one of them local. As you may recall, Target and Bud Light both became
Tech company OurFamilyWizard bounced from one office to the next for two decades before finally settling into a striking North Loop space that feels like home and can grow with
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
Not so long ago, a nonprofit’s new strategic plan would hit your desk with a thud. The handsomely designed, photo-rich and detailed printed document would begin with the organization’s renewed
Two Februarys ago, Northpond Partners, a Chicago-based developer, announced a $150 million redevelopment of the former Calhoun Square (now Seven Points), trading retail for hundreds of apartments, both subsidized and
If there’s one thing that sells well at the Minnesota State Fair, it’s Minnesota. And that’s artist Adam Turman’s specialty. “Paul Bunyon, the loon, hot dish, Split Rock Lighthouse—I love
Raise your hand if you’re currently looking for a job. I bet if we were in person, many people in the room would raise their hand. It’s clear that there has
TO: Dr. Angel B. Pérez CEO, National Association for College Admission Counseling 1050 N. Highland St. Suite 400 Arlington, VA 22201 Dear Dr. Peréz: The job of your members has
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
Fans of the Dairy Queen cherry-dipped cone were disappointed in March when International Dairy Queen announced it would phase out the staple that dates back decades. As summer approached, customers
I recently spoke with Chris Harrington, president and CEO of the Ordway Center for Performing Arts, about the importance of using an equity lens as a leader. Q. What are
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
Texting anxiety. That’s the phrase for a malady defined as the “fear of sending or receiving text messages.” According to choosingtherapy.com, a find-a-therapist website, as many as one out of
A discount store might once have seemed an unlikely place to work a desk job. But in 2021, when business technology firm Loffler Cos. sought new space with combined office
A full list of previous winners.