Four years ago, I wrote my first column for Twin Cities Business. The headline was “A Love Note to Black Professionals.” In it, I told my career story as an African
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It’s been five years since Minneapolis banned drive-thrus, and St. Paul has been looking at a similar prohibition, driven by outside advocacy groups who today lead most policy initiatives in
The six-month series is designed to get donors engaged in giving.
A weekend sweating with celebrity entrepreneur Jesse Itzler is good for business.
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Travail Kitchen and Amusements co-owner Mike Brown would prefer not to think back to the early days of Covid. “It’s kind of a stain on the world,” he says. Like
With the explosion of women’s sports and fringe sports like pickleball and rugby, the leaders of two Minneapolis creative agencies saw an opportunity to approach sports partnerships in new and
For women, the path to the C-suite isn’t necessarily easier these days, but it certainly is changing. That’s one of the takeaways from TCB’s annual Women in Leadership luncheon at
There’s a legendary story of Burger King’s “fast follower” strategy. While McDonald’s had a large team dedicated to selecting the perfect new location, Burger King had one person whose job
To: Ms. Beth Richardson Consul General of Canada 701 Fourth Ave. S. Suite 900 Minneapolis, MN 55415 Dear Consul General Richardson: The current administration has been attacking Canada, but we
When a catastrophe strikes, Thrivent president and CEO Terry Rasmussen is known for acting quickly, calmly, and decisively. That’s what Paul Johnston observed on Sept. 11, 2001, after terrorists crashed
If you’re under 50, you don’t remember when coffee in America was mostly swill that came from granules spooned into hot water. The term “coffee shop” referenced a daytime diner,
An interventional cardiologist for more than 35 years, Dr. Robert Wilson has ordered countless X-ray-guided procedures over the years. These generally routine procedures are carried out to place stents in
Small business owners in Uptown are banding together in effort to create an Uptown Business Improvement District—much like the Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District— that would allow them to raise funds
It’s almost time for our annual TCB Talks: Women in Leadership event on April 15, and one of the questions that often comes up in conversations with successful women is
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing every area of professional life. The key is making the most of its advantages while keeping information secure. These experts offer advice on privacy and data
Still sporting a tattoo that declares eternal love for your ex? Or an outdated tattoo from the ’90s? You’re not alone. One in four Americans regrets having at least one
To: Ebenezer Scrooge Newman's Court Cornhill Street London, England Dear Ebenezer Scrooge: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens documents your change from an old, self-centered miser to a person concerned