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Imagine if there was a place of unity and enjoyment where a person could immerse themself in the magic of music and the precision of golf, creating an unforgettable fusion of rhythm, swing, and soul.That vision is a reality at Roseville’s new PAR365, featuring indoor golf complemented by a bar,...
Community Care, One Pet at a Time
Nov 29 2023Pets are often valued family members and the best veterinary practices understand that. The Como Park Animal Hospital has adopted that philosophy for over 40 years, with the last year from its new location in Roseville.“We are a diverse group that cares for each other and our community,” said Dr...
There’s something for everyone in Roseville, MN, but fans of cold brew and cats will especially enjoy their time at The Cafe Meow. Jessica Burge, owner of the coffee shop and the cat lounge, recently moved her business to the area. She perfectly represents the entrepreneurial spirit of Roseville residents...
Some companies become industry leaders in their field with a narrow focus on becoming proficient in specific skills that they can offer to potential customers. Others build their expertise and look outward, seeking to apply their knowledge to solve unsolvable challenges. Computype, based in Roseville, MN, is one of the...
LIMITED TIME: BONUS REBATES ON LED UPGRADES
Sep 6 2023If you’ve been thinking about upgrading the lighting in your business to energysaving LEDs, we’ve got great news for you. For a limited time, Xcel Energy’sMinnesota commercial electric customers can earn bonus rebate dollars on select LED lamps and fixtures. Don’t miss your chance to earn more cash back.Additional 25%...
Blending Coffee and Community in Roseville
Aug 4 2023The retail experience in Roseville, MN, is extensive, with almost every conceivable national chain restaurant or store. For Jamie Becker-Finn, she felt something was missing.
“I’m not disparaging the chain stores because they all have a role, but there are not a lot of unique, individual small shops here,”...
ACR Homes, a leading provider of residential care services to people who live with physical or intellectual disabilities, is thrilled to announce that it has been honored with the prestigious Star Tribune Top Workplaces 2023 Special Award for Meaningfulness. This award recognizes ACR Homes' commitment to creating a positive and...
Experience the Great Outdoors in Roseville, MN
Jul 17 2023Residents and visitors rave about the shopping in Roseville, MN. Browsing through the shops at the 1.2 million-square-foot Rosedale Center and five other shopping centers within the city limits is a favorite indoor activity for people of all ages.
But Roseville is also a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with...
9 - 10 am Workshop: Starting a Business in Minnesota
10 - 11 am Small Business Resource Fair
CareerForce Bloomington | 4220 W Old Shakopee Rd, 2nd Floor
Come in and speak face-to-face with representatives from organizations committed to supporting small business owners.
The following organizations will...
At first glance, a mission statement of ‘enriching lives through employment and community connections’ may seem broad and ambiguous. For Roseville-based TSE, Inc., however, that proclamation is much more than a catchy slogan.
“We truly live and implement our mission,” said Lynne Megan, TSE, Inc. President and CEO. “We...
Making Roseville a business choice
Feb 27 2023“Shop Small'' or “Choose Local” are typical examples of periodic campaigns economic developers use to spur economic activity and support jobs with small businesses within their community. Data supports these endeavors because for every dollar spent at a small business, 67¢ stays in its community and every ten jobs at...
While “sustainability” is used frequently in economic circles today, its meaning can be somewhat ambiguous. Sustainability in a community and economic sense refers to maintaining the natural resources and advantages present in a balance of an area’s natural ecology and sought-after amenities.
That description fits Roseville, MN, perfectly. Residents,...
How do you see the future of Roseville as a business owner/manager? What are your big ideas for the community? What does it look like? The city is leading a community visioning process - Envision Roseville - to help answer these questions and more.
A community vision is an...
For nine years and counting, Sing and Yang have been bringing the best wontons to Roseville. Opening China Restaurant honors their family's traditions of cooking for the community. They started small and worked hard, building up their loyal customer base one meal at a time.
True local values drive...
Owner of iSight Family Eye Care Has Built Deep Relationships within the Community of Roseville
Dec 13 2022iSight Family Eye Care’s products and services are just a few of the reasons locals keep visiting this woman-owned business in the heart of Roseville.
Owner Jill came to Roseville with a vision that has paid off – a vision to build community. She has worked tirelessly to build...
Have a Plan for Roseville Business Success
Dec 7 2022The economic environment for small businesses over the past few years has been incredibly hectic. Between procuring adequate supplies and managing workforce availability, small business owners and entrepreneurs may view the end of 2022 as the time to take a relaxing breath. Instead, the intelligent business owner will use this...
After years of being a member herself, Andrea Nisler purchased Timberwolf Fitness in 2019 with one goal in mind: to create a communal CrossFit space that contributes to the health and wellness of Roseville. “My inspiration for purchasing a gym, I’ve always been very active and involved in fitness and...
A patron visiting a barber shop typically seeks a quality haircut in a minimum amount of time that fits into a busy schedule. Mike Black, owner of Roseville’s Fade to Black Barber Lounge, knows the experience can be so much more.
“It definitely starts with doing good work,” he...
Chiropractic services often focus on vertebrae misalignment in the spine to treat back pain. But Bandana Chiropractic and Wellness Center in Roseville asks clients to think of that treatment as one part of the process.
“We ask clients to open their minds to more possibilities of being and staying...
Insurance Partners Providing Peace of Mind
Oct 28 2022Navigating the world of Medicare and insurance can be an anxious and fearful experience. Roseville’s Twin City Underwriters, an insurance broker with expertise in Medicare and other insurance products, seeks to make that process a more comforting endeavor.
“We recognize understanding Medicare is a complex task, so we focus...
From Jamaica to Roseville, with love
Oct 27 2022Opening a restaurant is often a labor of love - for the food, the people or a combination of each. However, for Dennise E., co-owner of Roseville’s new Jamaican Caribbean Cuisine, starting a new restaurant was not exactly high on her priority list.
“I am a nurse and cosmetologist,...
Mack Trucks says Nuss Truck & Equipment recently became a Certified Electric Vehicle (EV) Dealer at its Roseville, Minn., location. Nuss is now able to service and support customers who purchase the Mack LR Electric refuse vehicle and is the first and only Mack dealer in Minnesota to achieve EV...
Each year, the first Friday of October is a unique date for small and large businesses alike as National Manufacturing Day. This year, the event falls on October 7 and offers manufacturers the perfect opportunity to educate the future workforce on the realities of modern careers in their facilities. Hosting...
WORKFORCE RECRUITMENT RESOURCE FAIR
Interested in connecting to a diverse and emerging workforce? Want to build deeper, intentional and sustaining partnerships with local community based organizations?
In partnership with Ramsey County Workforce Solutions, the City of Roseville is co-sponsoring the Workforce Recruitment Resources Fair. This event...
Monday, September 19, 2022 9:00 - 11:00 am
To kick off Twin Cities Startup week, The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) is sponsoring an in-person open house, using a trade show format, where attendees can learn about the many financing and technical assistance programs DEED offers...
Kitchen Remodeling is Simple in Roseville
Aug 24 2022Support for small, local businesses has increased throughout the country to help communities rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic. While that effort may seem difficult for many, it can be relatively simple in Roseville, MN.
“Roseville has a collection of small businesses that I choose to work with as a...
Food for the soul and from the soul in Roseville
Aug 24 2022Customers come to Adam Randall’s restaurant in the Rosedale Mall with certain expectations. With a name like Adam’s Soul to Go, that assumption starts with collard greens, beans and rice, smoked chicken wings and more. While those dishes are mainstays on the menu, the name has another meaning for Randall, more...
Entertain Variety at Mr. Zero’s
Aug 2 2022Some retail stores focus on specific products, while others target distinct customers. Rik Schwinden, the owner of Mr. Zero’s in Roseville, has a slightly different approach.
“We have a variety of products for a variety of customers,” he said. “We have the vintage products people want, whether they are...
St. Francis Animal Hospital 30th Anniversary Open House
Sunday September 18, 1:00-4:00pm
Roseville’s St. Francis Animal Hospital has been in the same location for 30 years, with Dr. Jennifer Blair as owner since 2006. In 2022, existing veterinarians Dr. Jessica Lewis and Dr. Megan Schommer joined Blair as...
Graceful massage therapy in Roseville
Jun 30 2022The term “grace” can have different meanings for different people. For Tish Tensley, massage therapist and owner of Roseville’s Grace Healed Me, it is the necessary ingredient for her clients to find the healing they seek. While the name is a draw for customers, the word defines her business practice,...
Vibrant Living Possible in Roseville Today
Jun 27 2022Roseville has long been lauded as a great community in the northern metropolitan area between Minneapolis and St. Paul. Residents enjoy the suburban living with proximity to the downtown areas of each city. Quiet neighborhoods close to retail and commercial centers have been a draw for years. Those seeking rental...
Individualized Chiropractic Care in Roseville
Jun 20 2022Chiropractic care is a medical practice that typically manages back and neck pain through attention to the body’s neuromusculoskeletal system. At the New Brighton Chiropractic Clinic in Roseville, Dr. Christian Kollar advises his patients on the options to optimize their physical and mental well-being.
“We offer affordable mainstream chiropractic...
Family Home Healthcare in Roseville
Jun 6 2022Finding quality home healthcare for aging loved ones is a stressful but necessary experience for those in need and their family members. Matching quality services with a family-oriented approach is natural for Amare Solomon, who moved to the country from Ethiopia when he was 12.
“In Ethiopia, we emphasize...
A Healthy Connection in Roseville
May 18 2022Individuals dealing with mental health issues like trauma, addiction, anxiety or depression can have a hard time asking for help. Often, recovery and healing can be found in the surrounding community, starting with connecting with just one other person.
“Fundamentally, mental health is about connection - connecting with yourself,...
For the second time in less than a year, Comcast RISE will award another $1 million in grants – $10,000 each – to 100 Twin Cities small businesses owned by people of color or women to help grow their businesses, create jobs, and play a vital role in supporting our communities. I invite...
Keeping Roseville Clean
May 4 2022By nature, family-run businesses place an added emphasis on people. The personal service offered by small business proprietors centers around ensuring customers receive what they need. For A-1 Vacuum of Roseville, that service takes on extra meaning.
“Our philosophy is to be there for people as we “fight the...
Opportunity exists for small businesses in Roseville now! For more than two years, small business owners and entrepreneurs have faced a challenging economic environment, from pandemic restrictions to supply chain difficulties and labor shortages. But the City of Roseville Economic Development Authority can help get these individuals the assistance and...
Part of the Community in Roseville
Apr 18 2022Jeena Gurung Vomhof moved to Roseville from Nepal in 2011 with a slight grasp of the English language, but a firm understanding of the value of community.
“Roseville gave me everything, from the love, hope and support from community members to the education I received,” she said. “When I...
Part of the Community in Roseville
Apr 1 2022“The whole is greater than the sum of the parts” is often attributed to the Greek philosopher Aristotle. Yet, the philosophy applies to the work of Roseville-based Northeast Contemporary Services, Inc. (NCSI), which specializes in cultivating self-sufficiency in people with disabilities.
“Our goal has always been community integration, not...
Career Path Education in Roseville
Mar 11 2022Today’s high school students face a labor market that presents many opportunities possible to them after graduation. Yet starting down that path can be a confusing and overwhelming step for many. Fortunately for the Roseville community, local high schools offer students some direction as they delve into what their futures...
With decades of experience in the retail industry, Willy van Dooijeweert has witnessed business ups and downs impacted by many factors, both expected and unexpected. That experience led van Dooijeweert, owner of Roseville’s luggage and travel goods store URBAN Traveler, to react quickly in 2020 with the onset of the...
Maya Jones was a makeup artist and attended beauty school for Esthetics as she sought to gain proper training in the skin care industry. She soon realized a new passion for lash and waxing services. At the opportunity, Maya attained a suite at MY SALON suite in Roseville to apply...
Dr. Christian Kollar, DC graduated Cum Laude from Parker University in Dallas, TX and received his Doctorate of Chiropractic before he moved back home to join his father’s established chiropractic practice as a partner. They worked together for 15 years until his father retired.
The practice provides patients with...
With the new year, we hope better changes are in store. Many Roseville businesses survived the pandemic and all were hit hard. That’s why The City of Roseville implemented Choose Roseville.
This campaign aims to help our small and local businesses reach more customers with marketing help and find...
‘Tis the season of giving and we are giving local small businesses of Roseville marketing and job posting support at NO COST as part of Grow Roseville’s efforts. Our goal is to help businesses get back on their feet and receive the help they need to increase their online presence...
If you are starting a new small business in 2022, the City of Roseville has free support and resources to help set your business up for success. Business advisors are available to offer business consulting, financial assessment and lending options to get your business started.
With the ongoing Choose...
With a new headquarters building in Roseville in 2020, Colder Products Company (CPC) entered 2021 with high confidence for growth. Those expectations have been realized and resulted in a further need to expand. CPC is finishing the creation of additional manufacturing capacity at its headquarters, with an eye on continued...
Timberwolf Fitness is an elite crossfit facility with ambitions to impact people’s lives - to push their limits, to grow as athletes, or just the individual as a person. It welcomes people of all ranges from beginners to athletes of all skill levels. Timberwolf Fitness classes are tailored to fit...
Business succession is a critical issue for businesses leaders and their stakeholders alike (e.g. employees, customers, suppliers, and local communities).
Research from the Minnesota Center for Employee Ownership (MNCEO) and Project Equity shows that roughly half of employer businesses in Minnesota have owners over the age of 55, reaching...
If you’re on the run for last minute holiday shopping, here are some great gift ideas and stops on your way!
For the novelty collector - Mr. Zero’s has an array of vintage and classic video games, music, toys, CDs & DVDs, and more!
For the traveler -...
More than a Smile in Roseville!
Dec 2 2021As a dentist, continuous learning is critical, as the field of dentistry is constantly changing. For Dr. Deborah Fung, owner of Designing Smiles in Roseville, that mantra has held true as much for her profession as for her relationship to the Roseville community.
“I came to Minnesota for my...
We are grateful for the countless small businesses who chose Roseville. Or in the words of Adam’s Soul To Go, “I didn’t choose Roseville, Roseville chose me”. Nonetheless, the city and community continues to thrive because of you.
The Choose Roseville campaign gives back with marketing support and job...
If you’re on the hunt for vintage and retro records, games, toys, and videos, Mr Zero’s is the place! They have endless collections from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, even a poster signed by the Beatles! Mr Zero, the logo itself, was also designed by a staff member who had...
China Restaurant is a humble, family-owned restaurant serving classic Chinese cuisine. Run by husband and wife, Sing Wong and Yang Mei, the restaurant has been opened back up for dine-in and will soon offer delivery again.
Opened since 2009, Sing Wong and Yang Mei wanted to bring people together...
Developing your business starts with your people. Lumin Advantage, founded by Dr. Megan Brogger and Dr. Victoria Littlefield in 2013, is a consulting firm that partners with small- to mid-size organizations to develop workplace cultures of collaboration and productivity.
Lumin Consulting provides development coaching, leadership development programs, and culture...
Escape to Roseville!
Nov 10 2021Determining the path out of an Escape Room is supposed to be difficult. Conversely, working with a municipality to start a business should not be. For Trish Waldoch, owner of HiddenMN in Roseville, that has been exactly her experience in both cases.
“When we decided to open our first...
We have a few participants of the Choose Roseville campaign that are featured in a video promotion about their business and passion.
Adam’s Soul To Go brings you classic fare of American soul food and Mexican street food located in the Potluck food hall at Rosedale Center. HiddenMN is...
Meet Tushanthia (Tish) Tensley, a mother of 4, who started Grace Healed Me in November 2016. Not your typical massage therapist, Tish is a massage technician who incorporates holistic healing from head to toe in her sessions. Her services include massage treatments, reflexology and detox, reiki healing, and Brain Gym,...
Frontier Living LLC started in 2020 following the pandemic and the increasing issue of homelessness in Minnesota. Mohammed Hussein founded the agency on the aspiration and motivation to ease and prevent the homelessness statistics from continuing to rise in Minnesota, and to build a foundation of support and services that...
For Setzer Pharmacy, customer service is the key to its success. Setzer Pharmacy and Gift Center was founded in 1956 by Bob and George Setzer. In 1992, Gary Raines bought the store and ran it until 2017, when it was purchased Jim Stage. Stage continues the legacy of an independent,...
Clean, natural produce is a vital ingredient to a healthy diet. But it can offer much more.
“Fresh produce has such a positive life-giving ability,” said Mary Robideaux, co-owner of the Grateful Table in Roseville. “”If there is ever a day I am feeling crabby, I go sit in...
This unique product is the only one in the market and it started right here in Roseville! Mike Vukich created the Windtinder, which originally started one damp morning while camping on the North Shore. It was very difficult to get the fire started and there was no good way to...
Manufacturers Help Roseville Grow
Sep 24 2021To many, Roseville is a beautiful suburb of Minnesota’s Twin Cities, complete with excellent shopping and dining. Behind that perception, however, is the solid base of manufacturing companies that provide employment opportunities and unique innovations. With October 1 being National Manufacturing Day, the City of Roseville Economic Development Authority is...
If you’re looking for date night ideas, look no further. HiddenMN is a fun place to “escape” for a fun night out. They offer unique escape room experiences, axe throwing, puzzle box rentals, mobile experiences and virtual escape rooms. They also offer and take home games from local businesses, such...
Meet Kou Xiong, Owner of Chuchao Liquor. Kou, along with his brothers Rain and Dang Xiong, manage this popular liquor store in Roseville. Owning the store was a dream come true for the brothers who immigrated to the U.S. in 2005. Read more here.
The family took over Chuchao...
Experienced business owners know customer service is critical to their success. For Dave Haugland, his employees take a simple approach in that regard.
“Our team of experts believes it is our job to make you look impressive,” he said.
Roseville Business Makes Others Look Impressive
Customer service...
The City of Roseville invites local businesses to the Roseville Business Council meeting to learn about options to build your workforce. Join us on Wednesday, July 28 from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. at McGough Construction, 2737 Fairview Ave.
Michael Donahue and Lynn Thompson from the International Institute of Minnesota, Workforce...
Roseville Staff Provides Equity Report
Jun 23 2021The City of Roseville is working to create an inclusive community where the predictability of success is not based on race or ethnicity. In 2018 a team of 14 city staff members from every department took part in the Government Alliance on Race and Equity (GARE) program, a year-long racial equity...
HED launches lower-priced carbon gravel wheelset
Jun 17 2021HED Cycling Products' new Emporia GC3 Performance is an all-carbon gravel wheelset, designed and produced by hand by HED in Minnesota.
Click here for the complete article.
The City of Roseville has advanced to become a Step 5 City in the Minnesota GreenStep program. Roseville is one of 143 cities and tribal nations participating in the 11-year-old challenge, assistance, and recognition program.
“This award shows community members and other cities across Minnesota that the City of...
Restaurant “Rose-ingo”
Jun 2 2021It’s a twist on Bingo! Visit Roseville invites the community to join the fun and play a Culinary Bingo game.
The COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on everyone. Restaurants have been especially hard hit, so Visit Roseville is encouraging residents to support local restaurants. Not only will you have...
Spring is a season of life and growth, as roses sprout from bulbs into the beautiful flowers they are! It also serves as the perfect analogy for the Roseville community as it strives for an economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. This May is an excellent time to recognize the...
Farmers Market Opens in Roseville
May 19 2021The Saint Paul Farmers Market in Roseville is waiting for you. The market, located at 2131 Fairview Ave., is open Tuesdays from 8:00 a.m. to noon. The Farmers Market offers vegetables, fruits and more at peak freshness. Shopping at the Farmers Market supports local growers and the local economy...
Rosedale debuts prayer room for Muslim shoppers
May 14 2021Rosedale Mall has debuted a prayer room for Muslim shoppers in time for Eid al-Fitr, in what may become a permanent feature at the Roseville shopping center.
Eid al-Fitr, a religious holiday that marks the end of the month of Ramadan, can be celebrated for up to three days,...
Join the Roseville Business Council webinar on Wednesday, May 26 from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. for a wrap-up of the 2021 legislative session.
The Business Council invites local businesses and residents to hear from State Senators and Representatives as they provide a recap of the legislative session and discuss...
Like a damaged puzzle piece, one 12-acre parcel of land is all that stands between Roseville and its half-century quest to finish its Twin Lakes development.
A former trucking terminal, the property is a contaminated eyesore that keeps prospective buyers at bay due to its hefty, upfront environmental cleanup...
There’s a new virtual food court and food truck up and running on the Roseville-St. Paul border.
Tony Delaney, whose barbecue gained fanfare following the rollout of his Pig Approved BBQ food trailer in the fall of 2018, now has a bricks-and-mortar spot in Roseville by that same name...
CEO Michelle Edwards is leading Martell Diagnostic Laboratories' commercialization of its new diagnostic test for managing breast cancer treatment.
Martell raised $2 million from angel investors in a recent Series A round, Edwards said.
The company aims to raise $10 million this year in a Series B round...
59 years ago, 1st Target opens in Roseville
May 4 2021Target is celebrating 59 years since their first retail store opened in Minnesota.
On May 1, 1962, the first Target store opened in Roseville. In its posters to advertise the opening, the store stated, "a store you can be proud to shop in, a store you can have confidence in,...
Celebrate Small Business Week
Apr 29 2021Small businesses are the backbone of the community. More than half of Americans either work for or own a small business. Small businesses play a crucial role in the economy, creating nearly two out of every three new jobs in the U.S. each year.
This past year, small businesses...
Fast-casual Vietnamese restaurant opening second location in Roseville with dine-in focus
Apr 27 2021A fast-casual Vietnamese restaurant and bakery specializing in banh mi and croissants is opening its second location in Roseville sometime next month.
Mi-Sant Kitchen and Bakery is expected to open in the coming weeks at 1881 Highway 36 W., a former Baker Square location, which will allow for more of a...
It’s been a year since the pandemic forced us to live, work and connect online – and broadband networks have seen historic growth in traffic. As we look to the future of connectivity, it is more important than ever for businesses to prepare for a new world.
The City...
IPS Solar was recently named by MSP Business Journal as the fastest growing private company in the Twin Cities! They have successfully completed over 30 megawatts of solar projects around the state--on commercial and residential rooftops as well as community solar gardens.
In 2017, IPS Solar installed...
Zoning Code Update Meetings Continue
Apr 7 2021The City of Roseville invites residents to share their thoughts on the 2021 Zoning Code update. The second round of community meetings regarding the update begins this week with two presentations on Thursday, April 8.
Roseville’s Zoning Code update will bring zoning regulations into alignment with the city’s 2040...
Roseville City Manager Patrick Trudgeon announced the hiring of Thomas Brooks as Roseville’s Equity and Inclusion Manager. Brooks began his role with the city on Monday, March 29.
The Equity and Inclusion Manager is a new position that was authorized by the City Council in its 2021 budget. Brooks’ hiring...
There are no barns at 1430 County Road C West in Roseville, Minnesota. No tractors or silos. Not even a hay bale. Just a nondescript, single-story warehouse on a commercial stretch in the Twin Cities’ northern suburbs with a loading dock, flanked by industrial equipment suppliers.
Out front, a...
An anniversary celebration is often an exercise in internal reflection. For Roseville-based Olsen Thielen & Co., LTD, celebrating its 100th anniversary later this fall is more about those external entities who have made its century of existence possible.
“We recognize this is a significant milestone, and we want to...
What are the transportation needs for the region? What infrastructure projects will begin in 2021 and beyond?
The City of Roseville invites you to a free Business Council webinar on Wednesday, March 24 from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. for a transportation discussion. Roseville Public Works Director Marcus Culver, Ramsey...
2021 Zoning Code Update Project Begins
Mar 17 2021The City of Roseville invites residents to share their thoughts on the 2021 Zoning Code update. The update will bring zoning regulations into alignment with the city’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan, which was adopted in April 2020. The Zoning Code contains land use and building rules that apply to properties in...
The Midwest’s beloved side kick, ranch dressing is receiving tribute through March and April in Rosedale Centers’s food hall Potluck. Vendors are all featuring signature items that utilize the dressing or spice blend with flair. The flexibility and room for innovation when you mix onion and garlic powder with herbs like dill,...
“Computype opened in Roseville 42 years ago and we’ve been here ever since. We love it here,” says Computype vice president Tom Roach. “A lot of our employees are from the area so it has a lot of convenience. We also like being so close to infrastructure.”...
It makes sense that so many Hed Cycling employees bike to work. “It’s so close to everything,” says Anne Hed, owner of Hed Cycling. “We moved in here in December 2014. We just love all the restaurants and hotels nearby. It just makes thing easy for our...
Recent studies indicate family-owned companies may have an edge over non-family owned firms in key areas like innovation and productivity. The assertion is that family-run businesses tend to prioritize people over profits and invest in employees, which helps build engaged and dynamic teams.
Goodmanson Construction in Roseville...
Roseville is Open to Business
Feb 19 2021As a business consultant dedicated to helping entrepreneurs find ways to make their dreams a reality, Noah Her had to reflect on his role with Open to Business when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the Roseville area last year.
“Industry was at a standstill and we did not know what...
Just Launched: COVID-19 Vaccine Connector
Feb 18 2021Dear Business Leaders,
I wanted to share a new tool that we launched today, the COVID-19 Vaccine Connector, which will help Minnesotans find out when, where, and how to get their COVID-19 vaccine.
The Vaccine Connector is the next step of the state’s vaccination strategy to meet Minnesotans where they...
Via Zoom
February 17, 2021
Noon-1PM
Please join the Rice & Larpenteur Alliance Community-Based Advisory Board for a virtual meeting to celebrate progress and discuss ways to advance our shared community vision for 2021 and beyond.
Advanced registration is required on Eventbrite to receive the Zoom meeting link,...
Receive Sustainability Updates
Feb 3 2021The City of Roseville is committed to protecting its valuable natural resources and is working to build a sustainable future for all. In recent years, the city has undertaken several large projects including installing solar panels and geothermal technology, implementing stormwater practices to filter runoff, reducing salt usage and other...
The medical device industry is booming, and there is no better example in the metro area than Catheter & Medical Design, Inc. (CMD). Certified to ISO 13485:2016, CMD makes specialized catheters that require minimally invasive cardiovascular, neurological and laparoscopic procedures.
Founded in 2005, CMD is a minority-owned, family...
CTV North Suburbs Changes Name to NineNorth!
Jan 20 2021On January 4, the North Suburban Access Corporation, doing business as CTV North Suburbs, formally announced a new brand and name change to NineNorth. NineNorth will continue to cover and distribute Roseville community events and public meetings.
The new logo resembles a compass pointing north, a reminder to be...
What will the labor market look like in the coming months? The Roseville Economic Development Authority invites businesses and residents to hear from Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development Regional Analyst Tim O’Neill for a presentation about COVID-19’s impact on the current labor market, employment and industry trends and...
Summer Fun - Summer Jobs
Jan 13 2021Who wants a job where work is play? It’s not too early to be looking for a summer job. Roseville Parks and Recreation is hiring. Qualifications include being a responsible, creative, enthusiastic, reliable and punctual employee who loves working with kids of all ages.
The city has a variety...
Are you interested in improving the water quality in Roseville? Roseville property owners may be eligible for watershed district grants, technical assistance and advice on ways to improve the water quality in Roseville.
The local watersheds, along with state, regional and local governments, work together to install stormwater Best...
Businesses across the world have sought various means to optimize operations in 2020 in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. CPC (Colder Products Company) of Roseville, Mn, has been responding to pandemic-related product needs while finishing and moving into a new headquarters building.
The new site on Cleveland Avenue...
This virtual event will be a great opportunity to learn more about financial assistance from the SBA and DEED and hear from a panel of experts on PPP reporting, end of year tax implications, and Ramsey County Open to Business. DEED Commissioner Steve Grove will give opening remarks and a...
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 14, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hawkins, Inc. is pleased to announce that it has been named to Newsweek’s list of America’s Most Responsible Companies for 2021. The list recognizes the top 400 companies spanning 14 industries in three areas of Corporate Social Responsibility – environmental, social, and corporate...
ROSEVILLE, Minn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Calyxt, Inc. (NASDAQ: CLXT), a plant-based technology company, announced today that it has contracted to sell all 2020 grain production of its high oleic soybean to ADM (NYSE: ADM), a global leader in human and animal nutrition and the world’s premier agricultural origination and processing company headquartered in Chicago...
Just days after confirming its first two Twin Cities restaurant locations, fast-growing Cajun seafood chain Million's Crab has signed a lease for a third store, this time in Roseville.
Million’s Crab is set to move into a 6,600-square-foot former Outback Steakhouse. Located at 2181 Snelling Ave., the storefront is...
As we anticipate the dial returning to more restrictive measures, Ramsey County has announced that is has $6 million remaining to assist the local business community to meet this next challenge. Businesses up to 75 employees are eligible for up to $15,000 in grant relief.
Businesses that have already...
Join the Virtual Brew Tour
Nov 10 2020Do you wonder how brewers make craft beer? Roseville Parks and Recreation invites adults, 21 years and older, to learn how it’s done. Join us for a behind the scenes look at Bent Brewstillery and take part in sampling some brews in the comfort of your own home. Bent Brewstillery...
Roseville Equity Consultant
Nov 4 2020The City of Roseville is committed to being a welcoming and inclusive community for all. On October 26, the Roseville City Council approved a consultant contract with Culture Brokers, LLC, to help the city identify barriers and to coordinate efforts to integrate racial equity principles into all operations, projects and...
Minnesota Technical Assistance Program
Oct 29 2020Strengthening Minnesota businesses by improving efficiency while saving money through energy, water and waste reduction. Learn More here!
Zoom into a New Exercise Routine
Oct 22 2020Can’t make it to the gym; we’ve got you covered. Roseville Parks and Recreation is offering two fun Zoom classes – Baby and Me Hula and Chair Yoga.
Hula is a Hawaiian dance that is a great exercise for the whole body. Instructor Kumu Kanani Johnson has designed a...
City Receives Recognition
Oct 14 2020Congratulations to the City of Roseville. Roseville was named the 2020 Municipality of the Year by the Minnesota Real Estate Journal. On October 1, the City of Roseville was recognized for the work its Economic Development Authority (EDA) has been engaged in to attract new businesses and to support the...
The City of Roseville invites area businesses to a free Business Council webinar to hear Roseville’s Economic Development Authority team recap developments successfully completed in 2020, provide updates on ongoing projects, and offer a preview of upcoming projects and plans in concept stage heading into 2021.
Join us for...
Sharing Brings Award to Artistic Finishes
Sep 30 2020Business practices by companies across all industries are defined by companies seeking strategic advantages to gain a competitive edge. Yet Artistic Finishes, Inc. of Roseville, Minnesota, has developed an understanding that even greater strength can come from developing unified, collaborative relationships.
“For well over 15 years, Artistic Finishes has...
Governor Walz announced Executive Order 20-81, a statewide mask mandate that will go into effect on Saturday, July 25.
The executive order requires Minnesotans to wear a face covering in indoor businesses and indoor public settings. Under the order, businesses must require that all persons -- including workers, customers,...
CPC (Colder Products Company), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dover Corporation (NYSE: DOV) and a leading manufacturer of connection technologies used in biopharmaceutical processing, medical, thermal management and industrial applications, announces the opening of its new global headquarters in Roseville, Minnesota. The new facility accommodates significant growth in customer demand for CPC's innovative products, particularly...
The COVID-19 Pandemic has placed health and safety to the forefront of consciousness for individuals and businesses across the country. Products based on healthier ingredients and more sustainable crops are more important than ever. Calyxt, a company which focuses on plant-based technologies, finds itself perfectly situated with its leading-edge plant...
Based in Roseville, MN, CMD develops and manufactures complex catheters and catheter shafts for a broad range of interventional and endosurgical applications. This is the third Inverness platform investment in the medical device outsourcing market, following Inverness' successful ownership of ExtruMed and AdvancedCath Technologies.
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The turnover rate for hourly employees has always been, and continues to be, extremely high. Retail, for example, has a turnover rate of around 60 percent, and other sectors can be even higher than that. This is a real problem for businesses since replacing an employee costs on average $4,969, according to a 2015...
At a time when more people are working from home but business deliverables and deadlines remain the same, managers are seeking tangible ways to make remote work function just as well as the usual methods for employees they support. Below are four tangible steps that managers can take to combat communication...
Bell Museum distributes Science & Nature Activity Kits through Roseville School District
May 26 2020The Bell Museum staff have been busy packing and distributing Science & Nature Activity Kits for 1,350 elementary-aged scholars in the Roseville School District in late May. In partnership with the Roseville School District Nutrition Services Team, these Museum at Home kits were distributed to families alongside their school provided...
McGough Construction Embracing Diversity
Mar 4 2020Diversity and Inclusion are more than buzzwords at Roseville-based McGough Construction. Rather, diversity and inclusion are two initiatives that the company takes very seriously and the company is involved in some very innovative programs.
“When it comes to how we approach workforce diversity, we look at both our current...
McGough Moves Next Door
Feb 4 2020McGough is a family-owned Construction company that has called Roseville home since 1956. Since that time, the company has grown to more than 250 employees in the Twin Cities area. As the company grew, so too did its original 2,000 square-foot office building, which was expanded numerous times.
In...
What’s Developing in Roseville?
Jan 13 2020The city of Roseville is known for being a central hub of activity for its residents and businesses. Equidistant to both downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul, the first-ring suburb attracts people from near and far for a variety of reasons and activities. But lately, there is a different type of...
Bridging is a nonprofit agency that collects furniture and household items donated by individuals and local businesses. They provide basic goods to families transitioning out of homelessness and poverty.
Through their effective reuse of donated items, Bridging helps break the cycle of poverty for about 14,000 domestic abuse...
The 2020 edition of Minnesota’s economic development magazine – Minnesota: Thriving in the North – highlights the state’s many assets, from its innovation ecosystem and well-educated workforce to its supportive business climate and top-notch quality of life.
Available in both print and digital versions, the publication is part of DEED’s ongoing efforts to...
‘It Makes You Feel Good’: MINNCOR Program Brings Inmate-Made Art And Products To Pop-Up Stores
Dec 20 2019MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Inside the walls of the Shakopee Correctional Facility, which houses solely women prisoners, hard work helps those doing hard time pass it.
When WCCO visited, we met inmate Samantha Heiges, as she carefully maneuvers colorful fabric underneath the needle of a sewing machine.
“I’ve actually been...
The data is clear, and the trend is eye-opening: the Twin Cities Metro Area’s population is getting older. Since the turn of the century, the Metro Area has gained about 457,000 people, growing by 17.3 percent. Broken down, however, it is striking that all the age cohorts under 55 years...
Construction has been an engine of job growth in Minnesota since 2011, and that growth is likely to continue, barring an economic downturn. According to DEED’s Employment Outlook data tool, employment in Construction is projected to grow 8.9% by 2026. In August 2019, 144,575 workers were employed in the Construction...
Finding workers to fill open jobs in manufacturing is more difficult now than any time since the start of the Great Recession. As hiring outpaces the number of applicants, manufacturing employers are ramping up investments in training and retention strategies, according to an article by Alessia Leibert in Minnesota Economic Trends magazine...
DEED Commissioner Steve Grove attended the 2019 Tekne Awards, presented by the Minnesota High Tech Association (MHTA). Nearly 1,000 entrepreneurs, policy makers, educators and business leaders from across the state gathered for the annual awards ceremony, which celebrates innovation in Minnesota. Since 1998, the Tekne awards have been presented to Minnesota’s leading advanced manufacturing, IT, health...
In all my time at the paper, I’ve never seen as much reader interest in a restaurant closing/reopening as House of Wong in Roseville.
After closing in mid-January to relocate a few doors down in Roseville Center plaza with promises to reopen in May, that timeline was pushed back...
We invited startups and entrepreneurs to apply for Launch Minnesota Innovation Grants which target the most promising, innovative and scalable technology businesses in Minnesota. Now, we’re excited to announce that Launch Minnesota Education Grants are open to organizations who want to help catalyze our innovation ecosystem.
This is a new opportunity for qualified...
Minnesota tech startups can apply for funding to help their business take off
St. Paul – Launch Minnesota, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development’s (DEED’s) new statewide collaborative effort to accelerate startups and amplify Minnesota as a leader in innovation, is now accepting grant applications online. The Innovation...
The partnership will train more than 2,300 workers in high demand jobs throughout the state
St. Paul – The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) has awarded workforce development grants totaling nearly $3 million under the Minnesota Jobs Skills Partnership (MJSP), which works with businesses and educational institutions...
Roseville’s mall has enlisted notable chefs and a local media celebrity to open new eateries
After misstepping its first run at doing away with a food court way of dining, Roseville’s revamped mall is re-opening its two-story dining hub with a handful of familiar Twin Cities names. Now called Potluck this food stand...
What is the best way for governments to support unemployed workers – and get them back to work?
From job-search and retraining assistance to unemployment insurance and other safety nets, state leaders seek a balance that offers tools and support needed to find the next job without letting people...
After more than four decades in business, the Rosedale Center is finding creative and vibrant ways to remain relevant in the changing retail landscape. And while other shopping centers seem to be losing tenants, Rosedale keeps adding them.
Case in point: a Von Maur department store opened in April...
After spending the last few weeks writing about the grocery industry, it is time to discuss another industry that is in an even greater state of upheaval — the shopping mall industry.
The mall game has become a split between the haves and the have-nots. Class A malls are thriving,...
Roseville Gets a New Development
Sep 11 2019A temporary storage location for trailers will soon become Roseville’s newest development site. In May of this year, the Roseville Economic Development Authority approved financial assistance to redevelop a five-acre parcel at 2720 Fairview Avenue to include an apartment building and a medical office building.
Market-Rate Apartments and Class...
PIPELINE Program Speaker Series VI: Michael CarterEffective cross-cultural mentorship, sponsorship and coaching
One way to develop a successful dual-training program and further your business or organization's success is to make your company a place that embraces inclusive leadership, while also promoting effective mentoring, sponsorship and coaching.
Join us...
ST. PAUL – The Minnesota Trade Office, at the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED), is accepting nominations for the 33rd Annual Governor’s International Trade Awards.
The Governor's International Trade Awards honor Minnesota companies that have shown exceptional progress and success in foreign markets. In addition to honoring...
Roseville-based Epoch Lacrosse, with a new ownership structure, continues its fast growth as it continues to make inroads against bigger sporting-goods manufacturers.
The growth — 70% from 2016 to 2017 and 52% from 2017 to 2018 — is expected to produce $15 million in annual revenue within the next...
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and other state lawmakers have reinstated a program that gives tax breaks to investors backing Minnesota startups.
The angel tax credit provides incentives to investors backing small businesses in Minnesota. It was (in general) popular among local startups, and when you look at the numbers it’s easy...
Minnesotans around the state owe their paychecks to small business owners. The Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) reported that in 2016, 60 percent of private jobs in greater Minnesota were with businesses that employed fewer than 500 employees.
These businesses pay taxes and provide economic stability during even the...
Several of the state's largest manufacturers, such as General Mills, announced or closed major acquisitions, many of them ranking among their largest deals ever.
A robust U.S. economy helped bolster overall sales for Minnesota’s manufacturers last year as they weathered a litany of challenges, such as a severe labor...
Exports to Europe grew 14 percent to $1.4 billion
ST. PAUL – Minnesota exports grew to $5.4 billion, representing growth of 1.5 percent between the first quarters of 2018 and 2019, according to a report released by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED). U.S. exports grew 1.4...
Enticing Businesses to Stay
May 10 2019Trying to attract businesses from outside the community or launching startup businesses are key economic development activities. However, economic developers generally agree that the most practical strategy for growth is Business Retention and Expansion, or keeping established businesses in the community.
Enticing Businesses to Stay, co-authored by Michael Darger, University...
Spotlighting Economic Developers in May
May 6 2019May 6-11 is International Economic Development Week (EDW). It’s a time to recognize the economic development efforts that contribute to building vital and sustainable communities.
The International Economic Development Council created EDW in 2016 to help raise awareness for the profession. Economic Development Organizations (EDOs) are often misunderstood because...
A report by 24/7 Wall Street ranked Minnesota as the second-worst state in the country for racial equality. Although U.S. Census figures show income gains and lower unemployment rates for Minnesotans of color, we’re still experiencing drastic inequality in these areas across the state.
Governor Walz’s Closing the Opportunity Gap investment...
Unemployment rate at 3.2 percent
ST. PAUL – Minnesota gained 1,300 seasonally adjusted jobs in March while the state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to 3.2 percent according to figures released by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED). The U.S. unemployment rate was 3.8 percent.
Minnesota total...
Canada and China lead in export gains
ST. PAUL – Minnesota exports of goods grew 10 percent between 2017 and 2018, reaching a record high of $23 billion, according to a report released by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED). U.S. exports grew 8 percent during the same...
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — J. Carver Distillery in Waconia and Tattersall Distilling in Minneapolis have been named best in class in one of the nation’s most prestigious spirits competitions.
The American Craft Spirits named their 2019 award winners, and J. Carver took silver in the Brandy category, and was named Best...
Gov. Tim Walz, legislators want to reinstate the angel tax credit program.
State lawmakers and Gov. Tim Walz want to replenish funding for a lapsed program that gave tens of millions in tax breaks to investors who helped start businesses in Minnesota.
The state could spend up to...
Foxconn's latest reversal suggests manufacturing is undergoing a revival, especially among agile smaller firms and those using advanced techniques.
When Taiwanese giant Foxconn announced plans to build a massive factory for high-end televisions in 2017, many cheered, including President Donald Trump. Electronics manufacturers had long ago abandoned America for...
Online job applications are now the norm, but meeting face-to-face is still more advantageous for both job seekers and employers. Job fairs offer a valuable way to network and streamline the hiring process.
For more than a decade, the Roseville Area Job, Career & Resource Fair has...
McGough, a Twin Cities headquartered builder and developer, announced today the start of construction on its new headquarters facility. The project will salvage and transform a 60-year-old trucking terminal located next door to its current Roseville office to accommodate the company’s rapid growth.
McGough, known for its complex historical...
The Medical Alley Tech Association lauds the move, noting that the Angel Investment Tax Credit generated at least $108 million in investment in the state’s health tech industry over a five-year period.
In Governor Tim Walz’s two-year, nearly $50 billion budget plan, heavy emphasis was placed on funding education, roads,...
Demand for workers in Minnesota could expand sharply, raising pressure on employers, educators
Mar 25 2019If Minnesota doesn't make progress adding trained workers in near term, the state risks losing out on billions of dollars in future economic growth.
Gonkama Johnson, a graduate of Summit Academy’s IT training program, works downtown at fast-growing Atomic Data.
Johnson, 30, once jobless and homeless, has filled...
For many Minnesota families, child care is a necessity, yet a growing number of Minnesotans can’t access it – it just doesn’t exist. The number of licensed family childcare providers has decreased almost 30 percent in Minnesota since 2005, according to the Minnesota Department of Human Services. Census data from...
Most shopping malls would kill for a dining venue like this.
Diners well versed with the quick-service skyway restaurant and food truck universes in downtown Minneapolis will not find anything particularly new or remarkable about Revolution Hall.
But for those measuring it against shopping mall fast-food court standards, this...
Calyxt Chose Roseville for Strategic Growth
Mar 15 2019Choosing a location is one of the most important decisions a startup can make. The right environment can have a big influence on a company’s growth trajectory.
Roseville offers a number of strategic advantages. The city has a proactive, business-friendly stance as well as a central geographic...
Traffic woes ahead: Multiple summer construction projects planned for Interstate 35 and 35W
Mar 7 2019A parade of construction projects stretching from Forest Lake to Bloomington along Interstates 35 and 35W will put a summerlong crimp in commuting and slow trips for those heading north to the cabin.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will dig into a new project to add MnPass express lanes...
Martha Ponce and her children had a plan. Drawing on cooking skills she learned while growing up in Guadalajara, Mexico, Martha and her kids operated two food trucks serving up tacos, burritos, Torta Ahogada and other authentic Mexican specialties. Business was so good they needed fulltime access to a kitchen...
Calyxt Aims to Create Healthier Food Ingredients
Jan 16 2019An ambitious Roseville company incubated at the University of Minnesota is harnessing advanced technology to bring healthier food ingredients to market.
Calyxt just completed its new Roseville headquarters and is on a fast growth trajectory. Its first commercialized product, a high-oleic soybean, should be available...
When Bent Brewstillery owner Bartley Blume was looking for a home for his brewery, he knew he wanted to be near everything in the Twin Cities metro area. He found it in Roseville, which assisted the company through a loan program. “I searched in several cities but...
Extreme poverty means kids come to school without the necessary tools to learn. The Kids in Need Foundation (KINF) is a nonprofit agency that assists Minnesota schools by providing basic classroom needs for schools with 70% or more of students qualifying for federal free and reduced lunch program...
Growth Opportunity for Roseville Companies
Aug 24 2018Traditional economic development practices focused on attracting big companies to an area to boost its economy. In recent years, there’s been a shift towards supporting local entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Even though established local businesses are already invested in a community, they often find it harder to get...
Minnesota solar market surges
Aug 17 2018Minnesota’s solar market grew significantly in the first quarter, adding 105 megawatts of power, the fifth most among states during that time, according to data released.
Minnesota has total of 849.5 megawatts of solar production, enough power for 116,670 homes, according to GTM Research and the Solar Energy Industries...
In a tight labor market, Minnesota employers look to an under-utilized labor pool: workers with disabilities
Aug 15 2018On the main floor of the Minneapolis-based Minnesota Diversified Industries (MDI), Karen Howson is busy arranging piles of flat plastic sheets and transferring them to a nearby production line.
From there, her co-workers fold the sheets and then carefully place them under sonic welding machines to form corrugated plastic mail trays...
Safety helps make Minnesota one of the best states in the U.S. to take a drive.
When the orange construction cones come out, Minnesotans know it’s time to hit the road.
Luckily, we live in a state that’s prime for exploring in the summer, making us one of...
MAIA launched earlier this year with a straightforward, single-minded goal: to compile a huge list of women-owned businesses and turn it into an easily-searchable online directory.
By developing a platform that made it easy to find women-owned businesses, MAIA founders Kateri Ruiz and Angel Rowell hope to make it easy for...
Minnesota, Midwest saw an increase in June, but the rate has slowed.
Manufacturing growth, while still strong, slowed some in June as producers said they worried about the impact of U.S. trade tariffs and global trade wars.
The monthly Mid-America Business Conditions Index, produced by Creighton University, tracks...
Getting a startup off the ground is hard work, but incubators and accelerators are there to help. They provide early-stage companies with essential resources such as a workspace, mentorship, and often times funding to give them a fighting chance. More and more startups are popping up in the Twin Cities,...
More MN workplaces offering 'Summer Fridays'
Aug 7 2018According to a recent survey more than 40 percent of employees will get out of work early or may not even have to work at all on Fridays during the summer.
MINNEAPOLIS - Companies are working hard to find innovative ways to keep employees happy and it’s not always...
Minnesota’s unemployment rate for May dropped to 3.1 percent, with the addition of 10,200 jobs.
With those gains, the state has added 29,188 jobs in the past year, a 1 percent growth rate.
Sector details:
Manufacturing gained 1,400 jobs in May. Minnesota’s over-the-month growth rate in...
Rebiotix Inc. is a clinical stage biotechnology company founded to revolutionize the treatment of debilitating gastrointestinal (GI) diseases by harnessing the power of the human microbiome. It chose Roseville due to how close the City is to the University of Minnesota. The company relies on the university for its research...
Firms point to stability in the state’s overall economy
ST. PAUL – Minnesota business services firms feel positive about the economy, with nearly 90 percent expecting sales revenue to increase or remain stable next year, according to a joint survey released today by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic...
Roseville Design District: A Distinguished Collection of Professional Showrooms and People
Jul 25 2018Six Roseville businesses are forging a partnership. The businesses, located within blocks of each other, provide products and services for the building and remodeling industry. In October 2017, the businesses launched the Roseville Design District.
Select Surfaces Tanya Otten said that when working with homeowners, architects, builders, designers...
Reinventing the wheel wasn’t easy, but it’s what HED Cycling has been doing ever since Anne Hed and her late husband, Steven, founded the company in 1984. It started with just the two of them striving to make the fastest, most aerodynamic bicycle wheels — in their garage.
Hed has always strived...
Kids thrive at home. That is the philosophy of Pediatric Home Service, an independent children's home health care agency.
Technological advances have made it possible for medically complex children to live at home, rather than in a hospital. But to be successful it requires a comprehensive approach and...
Minnesota bucked the national trend in solar energy employment in 2017, posting the second highest job growth by state.
Nationwide, U.S. solar energy industry employment fell by 4 percent or 9,800 jobs, according to a report released Wednesday by The Solar Foundation. It was the first decline since The...
Are you searching for work or a new career opportunity in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area? Are you in need of resources to gain additional skills or certifications? If so, head to the Roseville Area Job, Career & Resource Fair on April 10th from 9:00am - 1:00pm. It will be held...
Goodwill and compassion aside, Minnesota needs more immigrants to fill job vacancies, sustain economic growth and expand the labor market, which has been shrinking over the years as baby boomers continue to age out of the workforce.
That’s the conclusion of a recent report — “Immigrants and the Economy”...
Super Bowl LII will be played in US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, MN on February 4th. Fans from all over the country will converge on this bustling city for the game and all of the fun activities leading up to it. If you are one of them, or coming to...
Super Bowl Visitors to Reach 1 Million
Jan 8 2018Minneapolis will host Super Bowl 52 on February 4, 2018 at US Bank Stadium, the state-of-the-art home of the Minnesota Vikings. The stadium can seat up to 70,000 but far more people are coming for the big event. The Super Bowl planning committee expects around 1 million visitors to the...
Economic Impact of the Super Bowl
Jan 1 2018Super Bowl 52 will be held in neighboring Minneapolis on February 4th. A report in the Star Tribune stated that there will be a “$400 million-plus economic impact” on Minneapolis and the surrounding area. This ten-day event could bring 1 million people to the region, sending visitors, volunteers and the...
Calyxt Broke Ground on Roseville, MN Facility
Dec 25 2017Calyxt, Inc. has broken ground on a new headquarters in Roseville, MN. This cutting-edge, food and agricultural-focused company works with farmers and consumers to deliver healthier food ingredients. With technology that can precisely edit a plant genome, they are eliciting desired traits to create finished products that are exactly as...
Crave Now Open at Rosedale Center
Dec 11 2017Rosedale Center has a new restaurant offering a sophisticated take on traditional favorites. Crave is a contemporary restaurant with sushi and American food on the menu. Their diverse menu featuring items like hamburgers with a twist, seafood, pasta and sushi, ensures that everyone in your group will find something they enjoy...
Get Around Quickly with the A Line
Dec 4 2017
It is easy and fast to get around the Twin Cities when taking the A Line. This rapid transit solution is designed with speed in mind. You pay before you board, the doors are wider to allow people on and off faster and there are fewer...
Grow Your Workforce: Post Jobs Online
Nov 27 2017Grow your workforce by attracting new and qualified applicants. The City of Roseville is making it easier to do so by establishing a place on our website where businesses can post local job listings. The City’s website is visited by residents throughout the year as they look for information on...
Have You Applied for an Energy Efficiency Loan?
Nov 20 2017Local businesses are encouraged to apply for the Center for Energy and Environment’s Commercial Energy Efficiency Loan Program. Available to businesses that are making energy efficiency improvements, this loan is offered at a low interest rate. The term can extend out to ten years and the loan amount can be...
Join Us for OVALumination
Oct 30 2017Few things are more beautiful than the OVAL lit up by 300 trees, decorated for the holiday season. Many people living in the Twin Cities region have made skating the OVAL a holiday tradition and attending the OVALumination part of their annual festivities. This year, it will be held on...
Energy Solutions for Your Home or Business
Oct 23 2017Xcel Energy® is offering a variety of energy programs that can benefit your home or business. Designed to promote energy awareness and empowerment, these programs can save you money by reducing the amount of energy you use annually.
Their energy programs include: deals on energy-efficient light bulbs,...
Digital Marketing Firm Growing in Roseville
Oct 16 2017Since 1972, Risdall has been creating innovative advertising campaigns, capturing attention and generating results as an innovative marketing firm. As a digital agency, they have won over 200 awards and are continuing to do so through investments in new technology, analytics and talented employees. The company has chosen to headquarter...
Become an NFL Supplier
Oct 9 2017Super Bowl LII will be held at US Bank Stadium on February 4th. Minnesota small businesses can benefit by participating in the NFL’s Supplier Diversity Program, Business Connect. This program serves qualified, diverse and underutilized businesses such as veteran, women and minority-owned companies. There are several vendor opportunities for the...
Tapped and Uncorked for Our Parks
Sep 25 2017Roseville’s premier outdoor live music event is raising money for local parks. Tapped and Uncorked is a fun event featuring live music by GB Leighton, human foosball, food trucks, and samples of beer, wine and spirits. The community is coming together at The Oval on September 29th from 6 to...
A Region-by-Region Look at Minnesota’s Economy
Sep 13 2017In a recent story about Utah’s economy, the New York Times concluded that the biggest economic concern in the state is no longer a lack of jobs, but a lack of workers. Businesses all over the state are struggling to expand because of a labor shortage.
The newspaper easily...
Exports climb in most global regions, reaching $5.1 billion.
ST. PAUL – Minnesota companies exported $5.1 billion worth of manufactured, mining and agricultural products in the second quarter of 2017, a 7.4 percent increase from the same period a year earlier, according to figures released today by the Minnesota Department...
Rebiotix Inc., Corporation just filed form D because of $10.00 million debt financing. This is a new filing. Rebiotix was able to finance itself with $8.52 million. That is 85.15 % of the offering. The total offering amount was $10.00 million. The financing document was filed on 2017-09-05. The reason for...
Millennials’ Desire for Altruistic Work
Sep 6 2017Having overtaken boomers, they're now Minnesota's largest group of workers
Millennials have overtaken baby boomers as Minnesota’s largest group of workers.
As of the summer of 2017, most millennials have either entered the workforce or will be entering soon. (Although definitions vary, in this research, millennials are individuals...
Safeguarding Intellectual Property
Sep 6 2017Minnesota businesses can take multiple steps to prevent ex-employees from using and transferring key company information.
The term “intellectual property” covers a lot of ground—patents, trademarks and trade secrets.
Intellectual property theft could occur any time an employee leaves any company, on good or bad terms.
A...
Rebiotix to Present at BioCentury's 24th Annual NewsMakers in the Biotech Industry Conference
Sep 6 2017ROSEVILLE, Minn., Aug. 23, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Rebiotix Inc., a late-stage clinical microbiome company focused on harnessing the power of the human microbiome to treat challenging diseases, announced today that it will present at BioCentury's 24thAnnual NewsMakers in the Biotech Industry Conference, to be held September 8, 2017 at the Millennium Broadway Hotel &...
In the US, full-service digital marketing agency Risdall has hired Mahmood Khan to lead its Digital Media and Analytics arm.
Founded in 1972 and headquartered in Roseville, Minnesota, Risdall provides a range of marketing, advertising, PR, design, traditional and interactive media, and research capabilities. Khan (pictured) joins from marketing...
State Adds 7,700 Jobs in July
Aug 31 2017Minnesota employers added 7,700 jobs in July, according to seasonally adjusted figures released today by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED).
In addition, June’s employment figures were revised upward by 4,900 jobs to bring total gains that month to 9,300 jobs. Minnesota has added 66,701 jobs...
Tools for entrepreneurs
Jul 24 2017Entrepreneurship is not easy. It places huge demands on personal time, energy and resources. It’s typically a process rife with initial failures. Half of all businesses fail within five years. But half of those businesses succeed.
How can one help ensure a successful start up? Working with...
Keeping up with economic development trends
Jun 26 2017For 50 years, the Economic Development Association of Minnesota has been helping professionals in the public, private and nonprofit spheres keep up to date with the latest economic development strategies, trends and best practices.
EDAM’s summer conference is always a wonderful learning experience for those in the field. This...
Educational Needs of the Workforce
Feb 16 2017Are Minnesotans overeducated?
There has been a lot of debate in recent years about whether people will need more or less education to find jobs in the future.
An often-cited study by Georgetown University’s Center on Education estimated that 74 percent of jobs in Minnesota will require some...
Lt. Governor Tina Smith and Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Commissioner Shawntera Hardy launched the #InnovateMN campaign, celebrating emerging technologies and discoveries in Minnesota. Throughout the next year, the campaign will highlight Minnesota’s culture of innovation by sharing stories of businesses and entrepreneurs on the cutting edge. ...
The Case for Diversifying Construction
Feb 9 2017Construction was hit harder than any Minnesota industry during the recession, losing nearly 38,000 jobs between 2006 and 2010. The construction industry has come on strong since then and last year was the fastest-growing labor sector in the state.
But with success comes challenges. A story by Oriane Casale...
MinnesotaWorks.net, the state’s largest job bank, uniquely helps military service members connect with good-fit employers: The veteran-friendly job posting.
Employers that post their job openings on MinnesotaWorks.net have the option of designating their job ‘veteran-friendly’ to encourage veterans to apply.
Job seekers registering on MinnesotaWorks.net are asked whether...