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Table Of Contents

September 2010
Marshall Franklin Long

Features

Touchpoint Retail is blending architecture, design and branding in a novel, one-stop way that proves invaluable for its clients but potentially invisible to the clients’ patrons.
In this modern age, the way we do business is changing more rapidly than ever before. Can colleges and universities keep up?

Communications

Hello Viking may boast agency experience, but the firm is a whole new breed of explorer.
In business, change is no longer the exception, it’s the rule, and its occurrence cannot be ignored; so you’d best know how to communicate it.

Intellectual Property

The world of intellectual property can get sticky and sometimes even end up in court. Hearing Components recently had their day

Money

MOJO Minnesota is helping fuel entrepreneurship and reignite Minnesota’s culture of innovation.

Technology

After more than a century of the same old thing, the standard crutch has finally received a makeover—and Mobilegs, the result, combines comfort and innovation for an attractive, affordable result.
C-Tech was riding high when its doors opened in 1998, but a shaky economy and shifting computer hardware environment have forced them to exist within a new normal.
Video games are certainly fun, but they’re also a big-money industry—even right here in Minnesota.

Leadership

Although Dave Durenberger didn’t leave office under ideal circumstances, the former U.S. senator, current chairman of the National Institute of Health Policy and Senior Health Policy Fellow at the University of St. Thomas has managed to remain relevant and civically active since. Here are his opinions on leadership and our current national circumstances.
If you really want to gauge your company’s future performance you must first understand how your customers make decisions.

Excutive Life

The art of the classic drink seems to have fallen by the wayside. Our exploration of four of the most iconic yet oft-misunderstood cocktails in the bar hopes to remedy that.

Back Talk

The man who bought a parking lot and sold a stadium.