Minnesota's new business leaders are disrupting the old ways of doing business

They are the innovators, the ones challenging the status quo, the ones breathing fresh ideas into legacy institutions and defying expectations to redefine who leads and how. Minnesota's new leaders and ideas are changing the way we do business.

August 27, 2022 at 1:13PM
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