I’ve stopped counting how many times I’ve heard a leader say, “We need people back in the office to protect our culture.” I’ve also stopped counting how many times employees
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Event planning has always been a dynamic universe, but it’s even more so in the 2020s, as external trends, the evolving workplace, and new technology demand fast adaptation and evolution.
To: Tim O’Malley Director, Program Integrity State Capitol 75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. St. Paul, MN 55155 Dear Director O’Malley: Boy, do you have your work cut
Eric Dayton has yet to enter politics, but he maintained the family tradition of curated retail and hospitality when he returned from grad school to found a series of businesses
The news dribbling out this winter has been unnerving. Huntington Bank was foreclosing on the big blue Lakeside Center at the northern end of Bde Maka Ska (unpaid property taxes).
The three-story building in downtown Minneapolis that McKnight Foundation took over in February for its new headquarters hadn’t seen any noteworthy investment in over 25 years and was in poor
We plan issues of Twin Cities Business roughly 10-12 weeks before you see them, so it’s not easy to predict how news will evolve between our plans and your reading.
Will Blauvelt graduated from Macalester College in 2002 with a degree in political science and put it to work. He staffed for U.S. Rep. Betty McCollum, consulted on area political
When you turn to a local newscast, it’s hard to miss the ads from home services companies. They advertise like crazy, and most of them imply they’re locally owned. Minnesota
Minneapolis singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Taylor Carik has a question. Really, it’s a lament: Do people give a $%&! about local music anymore? He remembers a Thursday night at St.
Source: Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages
Great Workplaces in Minnesota honors some of the state’s most outstanding employers—workplaces that, data show, exemplify a people-first approach. The organizations on this list are notable not only for what
Planning for Progress In both personal development and professional growth, direction is more than a strategy—it’s a mentality shaped by how supported we feel, how clearly we see ourselves, and
Kaohly Her didn’t mince words when she entered the St. Paul mayor’s race just three months before the Nov. 4 election. In capital letters, she crystallized her campaign message on
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Andrew Jones was ready to take another crack at entrepreneurship, having already started, scaled, and sold one startup. As he contemplated his next move, Jones knew that any business he
After earning a Harvard Law School degree and practicing law at Kirkland & Ellis, the nation’s largest law firm, Rob Vischer was a young man with many promising and lucrative
The Minnesota Chapter of NAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, has selected 15 projects for special recognition. Announcements of these winning projects were made Sept. 24 during the 42nd