Upsie founder Clarence Bethea is stepping down as CEO of his direct-to-consumer warranty platform, which has raised $27 million since its 2015 launch, and drawn national investor interest. Chief technology
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Nonprofits often describe themselves as democratic, citizen-driven organizations that foster participation in their programs, governance, staffing, and volunteer engagement. Yet many nonprofits, including philanthropies, are not as open and participatory
One of the many oddities of our hyperconnected world is that someone can amass 35 million social media followers, write five bestselling books, create doodles that collectors will pay more
Visual Capitalist, an online global forecasting company, recently published its inaugural Generational Power Index (GPI), designed to measure the influence each generation has over society in the United States. To
Renovation of the Edina Theatre is expected to begin within the next two weeks, and new local operator Mann Theatres says the historic movie house, which went dark nearly two
Life Time's first pickleball-focused facility is now open to members in Bloomington, Minn. The multi-million-dollar renovation of the old Bloomington North fitness center began last October, aligning with Life Time’s
I’ve spent thousands of hours with hundreds of leaders thinking about how they can best develop and leverage the talented humans on their teams to accomplish business goals and meet
In the information technology world, Log4j could become the equivalent of a particularly virulent Covid variant—and for businesses, a potentially bigger danger. Log4j is an open-source, Java-based utility that logs
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Bill Guerin was a four-time Stanley Cup winner when Minnesota Wild owner Craig Leipold chose him to become the hockey team’s fourth general manager in August 2019. Leipold was looking
More than three years ago, Cory Hepola left KARE-11 and took over mid-mornings at WCCO Radio with an eye toward doing something different for the Good Neighbor. He was the
When Covid-19 hit the United States in alarming fashion in March 2020, many people had the sinking feeling that the nation was heading toward a recession, perhaps a very deep
You never forget your first time. In my business ventures, that first time was five years ago. It feels like yesterday I nervously sat in front of my computer wondering
Culture and community are two words that come up frequently among our 2022 Manufacturing Excellence Award winners. The companies we spotlight this year are industry innovators—not only for their implementation
I met Robbie Harrell during that wild and wonderful 10-day stretch that led up to Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis. It was late January 2018, and the city felt electric—full
Oh, the lengths parents will go to wow their kids. In 2012, Duluth dad Dean Packingham set about making “the best cocoa in the world,” which became Mike & Jen’s
In the earliest days of building the digital resale marketplace Kidizen, co-founder and CEO Dori Graff took note of how much brand loyalty influenced consumer purchases—particularly for children’s clothes. “Strong