Congress is ending 2015 by passing a flurry of legislation that will have substantial impacts on businesses and individuals alike. Included is the first long-term transportation bill in a decade, a major education reform bill, a tax bill that extends numerous tax breaks, and a
How can we leverage our defining strengths as a state to ensure we can meet tomorrow’s freight and logistics challenges? Hear about this and be a part of the conversation by attending the 18th Annual Freight and Logistics Symposium, on Friday, December 4th. This breakfast meeting
Do you work somewhere? Does that place make something? By chance, do those things make their way to Canada? You’re an exporter.
Who doesn’t like a Top Ten list? Some of the ranking below may be up for debate, and there may even be other signs that you’re a part of Greater Mankato Growth’s Young Professional (YP) program…but one thing is for sure: there is a lot of upside to
The State of Minnesota offers programs that provide funds to businesses so they can hire interns.
When you think of your home, what comes to mind? Your house, neighborhood, family and friends? What about your experiences or your place of employment? Chances are what makes your home is more than just a building.
Greater Mankato Growth’s (GMG) business development team connects businesses to resources. You can find many useful tools under the “Business” tab on greatermankato.com. In addition to the Financing and Incentives page, GMG is periodically notified of new programs that may be of interest.
This weekend a delegation of 80 business and community leaders from Greater Mankato will be traveling to Columbia, Missouri as part of the fourth InterCity Leadership Visit. While there the group, made up of individuals from the private, community based, nonprofit and public sectors, will
Greater Mankato Growth is proud to partner with the Department of Social Work at Minnesota State University, Mankato for a special viewing of the live Twin Cities Public Television airing of The ADA at 25: Minnesota Moving Forward on Wednesday, October 28 as part of
As you may have seen in news reports here and here, Blue Earth County Commissioners are considering passing a new .5% sales tax to fund transportation projects in the county. Now is the time for businesses and the community to weigh in with their thoughts
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