Technology should be used for convenience and connection, not as a replacement for engagement, says Caroline Correia of BeEvents. “Our philosophy is that events exist to connect people—we don’t want
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Alexis Walsko, founder and CEO of Minneapolis-based Lola Red PR, likes to kick-start the year by attending the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. A supersized trade show
Technology pervades every aspect of corporate events today, from the QR codes that automate the sign-in process to the livestream that allows event participation beyond the venue walls. The challenge
Amid tariffs and wild swings in the stock market, iconic Minnesota manufacturer Faribault Mill made a bold statement Wednesday, announcing permanent price reductions of as much as $100 on many
Medtech offices tend to be cold and clinical. But the lobby of Discovery Square Two in Rochester circumvents that stereotype with a modern gas fireplace that’s always burning, cozy seating
Locally and nationally, there has been recent sobering news about the state of the nonprofit workforce. Overwork, burnout, low wages, lack of benefits, and an inability to meet a surging
Social media is often blamed for America’s mental health crisis, but Luke Wendlandt saw an opportunity to use it for good: Cadre is a social network for mental health support.
Collaborations have long been a specialty of Target’s—from the original Michael Graves tea pot to affordable fashion by the likes of Missoni and home furnishings by Chip and Joanna Gaines.
Robbie Harrell thrives on taking big swings. His company, Minnesota Ice, took off during the 2018 Super Bowl in Minneapolis; at the time he barely had a savings account, but
One of the best career decisions I ever made was accepting a cross-functional assignment in the wild and wacky world of corporate human resources. That decision helped me find my calling
Brooke Moss and Lauren Sundick are dermatology physician assistants who’ve built a following well beyond their Edina office on social media, where they’re known as The Skin Sisters. They’re frequent
Once a startup takes on investors, the question isn’t whether to grow, rather, how to grow. In its second season of automating camp registration for parents, Minneapolis-based Camperoni made the
An American baby born in 2025 has a better-than-even chance of living to age 95. Today’s average American 65-year-old can expect to live another 18.5 years, according to the National
You might have read last year about a potentially significant deposit of helium found underground near Babbitt in northern Minnesota. That part of the state has long been known as
In his book Change Your Habits, Change Your Life: Strategies That Transformed 177 Average People into Self-Made Millionaires, Tom Corley found that 75% of CEOs spend time exercising each day.
The riots that followed the Minneapolis police killing of George Floyd in 2020 left several commercial corridors in ruins. Lake Street and West Broadway in Minneapolis as well as University
Maple Grove-based Morari will soon begin a phased commercial rollout of its product to delay ejaculation in men.
On St. Patrick’s Day 2020, Bahram Akradi, founder, chairman, and CEO of Life Time, sat in his corner office surveying the company’s Chanhassen campus. The parking lots were empty, the