If anyone had shared with me all the gory details of starting a business, especially one driven by innovation, it may have deterred me from doing so. If I had
Post Type of: Article
Chanhassen-based Alpheus Medical has raised $14 million to advance its development of sonodynamic therapy (SDT) to treat large aggressive brain tumors. Founded just a year ago, in 2021, Alpheus specializes
Yasameen Sajady Co-founder and CEO, Maazah, which makes Afghan-style chutney sauces “The journey from scaling a small farmers market staple to a nationwide brand has been a huge learning curve. This
As a bank examiner, Jared Kamrowski logged 100 nights a year on the road, staying in budget motels in Minnesota and North Dakota. Seven years ago, he quit his job
Just months after sunsetting her weekend show on WCCO Radio, Roshini Rajkumar is back on air with a new podcast called The Crisis Files. A licensed attorney and executive coach,
Jeff Hollander and Paul Pirner stopped drinking alcohol around the same time nearly a decade ago, but the friends didn’t lose their taste for craft beer. At the time, the
Swannies Golf, the Inver Grove Heights-based golf apparel brand, is growing rapidly; it’s now sold in more than 1,500 pro shops across the U.S. and Canada. Started in 2015 by
Jena Mertz is a partner and director of operations at Giant Voices, a Duluth-based strategic marketing agency providing branding, web development, and lead generation services to local and national business
The Dayton’s Project debuts its second annual Winter Maker’s Market today with twice as many independent vendors as last year and some bigger Minnesota brands, like Red Wing Shoes, Faribault
Jake Neerland joined e-sports media company Wisdom Gaming in 2019. He recently became brand director for the Minneapolis-based company after working on social media for Torrent, one of Wisdom’s e-sports
To: Alexander Ramsey High School 1961 Alumni Reunion Committee University of Minnesota Law School 1969 Alumni Reunion Committee Dear fellow alumni: Alumni reunion meetings were interrupted by Covid, so it
George Floyd’s murder in May 2020 attracted national scrutiny about major institutions in Minneapolis, and the spotlight exposed historic and current racial rifts and stark inequities in the metro area
We’re coming up on the 100th episode of By All Means, a Twin Cities Business podcast focused on the stories behind companies born in Minnesota and the entrepreneurs who nurtured
Media Minefield returned to its Minnetonka office after Covid lockdowns with a required two days in person per week. Most employees got in the habit of planning their office days
They tried to get rid of tipping a while back, before the pandemic, remember? It was contextualized as sexist and exploitative. This rebellion, strongly backed by local unions, failed mostly
Leaving home to work at a coffeehouse sounds refreshing in theory, but finding an available seat can be a challenge these days, even after the morning rush. Coffeehouses are packed—beyond
If there’s one thing people appreciate in 2022, it’s the opportunity to gather. Whether it’s an all-day planning session, team bonding, or a new client pitch, consider taking your meeting
Chef Justin Sutherland’s freak boating accident on July 3 made national news. The timing of it seemed particularly heartbreaking, hitting right as his red-hot career was reaching new heights. He