The Minneapolis - St. Paul Blog
MSP in Color: Brittanie
Brittanie is a passionate disability justice advocate who loves MSP’s diversity and access, and is working to empower the most marginalized in her community.
Mergers & Acquisitions Drive More Than a Billion Dollars of Value in Medical Alley
More than a billion dollars of mergers and acquisitions and more than $347M million of public and private capital to fund new developments fueled a strong first quarter in Medical Alley.
MSP in Color: Hodon
Hodon is a mom and passionate teacher. As a child, she fled her worn-torn country and in recent years was welcomed by MSP’s sizable Somali community.
The Medical Alley Association Launches Medical Alley Starts
To enhance our early-stage community, The Medical Alley Association has launched Medical Alley Starts, a focused initiative and suite of services targeted at the acceleration of healthcare start-up formation and growth in Minnesota’s Medical Alley, The Global Epicenter of Health Innovation and Care®.
MSP in Color: Sasha Cassadine
Sasha (he/she) found a welcoming home and appreciation for her talents when she moved here in 2011 and because a star of MSP’s vibrant drag scene.
Onward: MAKE IT. MSP. Announces New Priorities for Making the Region a Top Destination for Talent
The MAKE IT. MSP. initiative was launched in 2015 to improve the Greater Minneapolis-Saint Paul (MSP) region’s performance attracting and retaining talent. While the region’s performance improved over the next five years, this prompted a bigger question for the...
MSP in Color: Krystle
An MSP native, Krystal is inspired by the region’s young people and a vision for a more welcoming and equitable future.
MSP in Color: Sergio
American football brought Sergio to MSP from Cancun; the deep connections he made in the region convinced him to stay.
MSP in Color: Melissa
A Georgia transplant, a mother and a small businesses-owner, Melissa shares the value and the challenges of building a multicultural community in MSP.
MSP in Color: Brittany *Madaogi-Wia (Clam Shell Woman)
Brittany (she/her/hers) shares her experience moving back to MSP, finding a network of like-minded BIPOC professionals and leaning on community.