The founder of #SHARETHEMICMN on turning this moment of accountability into action and racial equity.
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It might seem surprising that a year with a global pandemic would become the one with most new business filings (data includes all categories of business filings, from reservations of
Roller Garden, that time capsule of a roller rink in St. Louis Park where every child of the ‘70s and ‘80s had a birthday party, a first kiss, a first
What comes to mind when you hear the word “entrepreneur”? For many, that label conjures a vision of someone relatively young (mid-30s to mid-40s), male, white, and high-tech. Such as
Amelia Williams Hardy is undaunted by busy schedules, but she also recognizes that daily life can quickly deteriorate into chaos when both parents are corporate executives trying to raise four
Janel Wittmayer, 50, still recalls the advice she got about blending work and family while she was an MBA student at the University of Minnesota. She had joined fellow Carlson
It hit me in March, as I swapped notes with senior editor Liz Fedor about her cover story on the working mom juggle: I hadn’t planned my kids’ summer. I
Editor’s Note: Since this article went to press on March 29, there have been several developments: • WCCO Radio parent Entercom Communications announced a corporate rebranding as Audacy Inc. Audacy.com
I recently participated in a panel discussion about diversity, equity, and inclusion in corporate America. As I sat in my makeshift office on Zoom, I was prepared to share my
It’s no surprise that the local hotel scene has suffered in the pandemic. Every hotel ecosystem in the country has. But the Twin Cities had the distinction of the worst
To: Mr. Mike Hickey Minnesota Director, National Federation of Independent Business 380 Jackson St. Suite 780 St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 Dear Mr. Hickey: You have alerted your membership, and members
Customer service 101: When business isn’t going as planned, be honest about it. Room & Board, like many retailers, is struggling to keep up with pandemic demand, which hasn’t subsided,
It’s rolling all over Terminal 1, delivering food to hungry travelers.
Six Black-owned businesses in Minneapolis-St. Paul will receive advice and financial assistance during Season 6 of Deluxe Corp.’s TV series.
The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) announced awarding Launch Minnesota Innovation Grants totaling $376,075 to 15 startup companies. The latest awards mean that the total $3.2 million
The St. Paul accelerator is welcoming 15 companies of various levels of maturity, including the popular local jewelry brand.
World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Medtronic CEO Geoff Martha, and Michael Osterholm, director of the University of Minnesota’s Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, will be among
A new local startup called Byt, launched on March 5 by Wayzata High School seniors Spencer Mateega and Carson Bring, aims to help Minneapolis restaurants gain more business by providing