The Minneapolis Regional Chamber, with more than 1,400 members, is the region's leading advocate to improve our economy and quality of life. The chamber brings people and organizations together around issues that matter to our economic competitiveness, including workforce development, education, transit and housing. Through a unified voice, the chamber conveys the needs and priorities of our region to decision-makers and urges action to constantly improve our standing.
Minneapolis Regional Chamber的外部链接
81 South Ninth Street
Suite 200
US，MN，Minneapolis，55402
Thank you to everyone who attended our 2025 Annual Meeting: The Road Ahead on Wednesday at McNamara Alumni Center, U of MN . We couldn't do what we do without our incredible members & partners! A special shoutout to our Presenting Sponsor: Target and our Premier Sponsor: Xcel Energy.
Our Leadership Twin Cities cohort came together for their Government Day at the capitol. These 55 leaders from local business, nonprofits, and governments have committed to expanding their awareness of critical issues and better engaging in the community to make a more positive impact. On this day, we discussed state and metro governance, access and advocacy, navigating the political divide, and toured the state capitol. Participants also got the opportunity to experience what being a city council person might be like in a game where they had to work together to allocate limited taxpayer funds to competing civic priorities. Thanks to our guest speakers: Dr. David Schultz from Hamline University , Executive Director of Citizens League Jake Loesch, Executive Director of League of Women Voters Minnesota Michelle Witte, Abou B. Amara, Jr. at Sierra Public Affairs LLC, and Principle at Momentum Advocacy Amy Koch. Thanks to our volunteer alumni: Heather J. Heyer from Legislative Coordinating Commission, Moses M. Hungiapuko from Project for Pride in Living (PPL), Suzanne Murphy, MPA from Xcel Energy, Karla Henderson from Project for Pride in Living (PPL), and Matthew Koncar from Rose Hill Stay-at-Home Services. And thanks to our program sponsors: Huntington National Bank and Target.
Join us and the City of Bloomington, MN for the annual Bloomington State of the City on Friday March 21st at Radisson Blu Mall of America! Individual registrations as well as sponsorship opportunities available! Register today: https://lnkd.in/gwPvPD2q
We're excited to announce our 2025 Annual Meeting: The Road Ahead at McNamara Alumni Center, U of MN on the morning of Wednesday, March 12th. Register today: https://lnkd.in/gybhQYMJ
Our Leadership Twin Cities cohort came together for their Education & Workforce Day at Junior Achievement North in Saint Paul. These 55 leaders from local business, nonprofits, and governments have committed to expanding their awareness of critical issues and better engaging in the community to make a more positive impact. On this day, we discussed the current state of the Minnesotan and MSP metro's education system, ways to support children and youth outside the classroom, removing barriers for college access and success, and how to better develop our talent pipeline. We also enjoyed a tour of Junior Achievement North seeing many ways to volunteer including their entrepreneurship and money management programs. Thanks to our guest speakers: Executive Director of EdAllies Joshua Crosson, Vice President of Community Engagement at Great MN Schools Kyle Parsons, Executive Director of Black Men Teach Markus Flynn, Chief Operations Officer of @Junior Achievement North Geoff Wilson, President and CEO of Northside Achievement Zone (NAZ) Sondra Samuels, Director of Career and College Readiness at Achieve Twin Cities Caitlyn Cole, Director of Employment Services at Goodwill-Easter Seals Minnesota Jim Durdle, Director of Employer Development at Project for Pride in Living (PPL) Madalynn Gerold, Director of Strategic Initiatives & Corporate Engagement of Undergraduate Education at the College of Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota Twin Cities Cassidy Titcomb, Managing Director of ConnextMSP at GREATER MSP Partnership Ieesha McKinzie Collins, and Communications and Brand Manager at Takeda Sarah Bryant. Thanks to our volunteer alumni: Brad White, Updraft Education; Sarah Bryant, Takeda; Maryse Birr, M.A., Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation; Paula Kashtan, ECMC Foundation; Erin Weber Martin, MBA, MSW, LISW, Youthprise; Kenny Devine, Padilla; Karla Henderson, Project for Pride in Living (PPL); and Matthew Koncar, Rose Hill Stay-at-Home Services. And thanks to our program sponsors: Huntington National Bank and Target.
Have you registered for our first Legislative Breakfast Series event of the year? Join us on January 31 for a moderated discussion with U.S. Representative Kelly Morrison. Click the link below to learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/gTNBHnms
Have you registered for the 2025 Breakfast With The Mayors? There is still time to reserve your spot! Join us and other civic-minded chamber members on January 21st for a lively discussion, networking and breakfast. Follow this link to register: https://lnkd.in/eb8-g4Bi
Join us for a moderated discussion with?St. Paul Mayor Melvin W. Carter III and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey as they address?their?2025 priorities, what challenges lie ahead for our cities, and how businesses can support and promote the Twin Cities region. Follow the link to register: https://lnkd.in/eb8-g4Bi
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Congratulations to Storm Creek, Bremer Bank and Thrivent; this year’s Minnesota Keystone Honored Companies. Over 400 members of the business and non-profit community gathered last Wednesday to celebrate Minnesota’s tradition of philanthropy and social responsibility, while also recognizing these honorees. We would like to thank everyone who attended the event, as well as the many, many sponsors that made this annual event possible. To learn more about our Minnesota Keystone Program, click here: https://lnkd.in/gup_6vHf