SMMPA Members Commit to Electric Vehicle Charging Network
ROCHESTER, MN – Southern Minnesota Municipal Power Agency’s (SMMPA) member municipal utilities have committed to establishing an electric vehicle (EV) charging network to help facilitate the transition to EVs in Greater Minnesota. Participating members will be installing a DC Fast Charger and two dual-port level 2 chargers in each of their communities by the end of 2020. “It’s a great opportunity and an important first step to facilitate acceptance of electric vehicles, an amazing technology that
National Eagle Center Names Kentucky Fundraising Consultant as new Chief Executive Officer
Wabasha, MN – Amid a major facility and mission expansion, The National Eagle Center in Wabasha, MN, has named a Louisville, Kentucky fundraising consultant with experience leading and serving cultural, arts, conservation and educational institutions, as their next leader. Meg Gammage-Tucker, who for the past eight years served as President and CEO of Build 4 Impact Inc., a Louisville-based consulting firm specializing in management, strategic planning, marketing and capital campaign services for
Business Legacy Initiative: History Center of Olmsted County Seeks Local Business Histories
It seems that each month the community is reading about another established family-owned business closing their doors for good. In the past few months, businesses like the Gingerbread House, Sky Dragon Buffet, O & B Shoes, Bernie's Lapidary Supply, Shoot & Save Sports and Just Rite Supermarket are gone. With each closing comes the loss of the family story of who, when, why and how the business got started and what it took to make it a success for so many years. Other businesses are growing, somehow
Think Bank launches bold new branding
It’s a brand new day at Think Bank, which today unveiled a vibrant new visual identity that effectively reflects the organization’s forward-looking, outgoing, customer-centered approach with upbeat colors, a more welcoming design, and a more relatable new tagline. “I’m very excited about our new look, mostly because it better reflects our customer-centered approach to doing business,” says Paul Mackin, Think Bank’s Chief Executive Officer. “What’s not changing is who we are and why we exist. That our
