Finding a job in the Twin Cities
Connect with a community filled with opportunities for you and your family. An array of Fortune 500 companies drives the pulse of the Twin Cities business scene. The strong environment of smart and savvy professionals helps the entire business community thrive.
Minneapolis-St. Paul boasts more Fortune 500 headquarters than just about any other state and features one of the hottest cities for entrepreneurs (Entrepreneur magazine). A few of our best: UnitedHealth Group, Target, Best Buy, Supervalu, CHS and 3M.
➤ Post-its
➤ Aveda products
➤ Andersen Windows
➤ Pacemaker
➤ Rollerblades
➤ Dairy Queen
➤ Wheaties
➤ Polaris
➤ Tonka trucks
➤ Green Giant
➤ Mars bars
➤ Spam
AVEDA
In 1978, Horst Rechelbacher began a plant-based line of beauty products called Aveda. In 1982 he opened the Aveda Institute in downtown Minneapolis and each year hundreds of beauty students learn the Aveda techniques, as well as the importance of leadership, innovation and social responsibility.
Minneapolis-based Dayton’s department stores, founded in 1902 by the great grandfather of Governor Mark Dayton, may have closed (the company was rebranded as Marshall Field’s in 2001 and purchased by Macy’s in 2006), but the company’s legacy lives on in Target Corporation. The discount store company, founded in 1962, first opened in the northeast suburb of Roseville. Today, Target operates more than 1,750 stores in 49 states, ranging from traditional stores to SuperTarget stores.
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