A federal government crackdown on a commonly used sterilization agent is raising concerns among Minnesota’s medical technology sector, while receiving applause from environmentalists. The use and impact of this sterilization agent are explored in more detail. Meanwhile, the talent recruitment industry is undergoing significant changes due to consolidation, leading to shifts in how recruiters are recruited. The evolving nature of talent acquisition is discussed and its implications for the industry are considered.
Research by St. Catherine University reveals that Minnesota’s largest publicly traded companies are falling behind the national average in terms of women holding C-suite positions. The findings shed light on the challenges faced by women executives in the corporate world and point towards the need for increased gender diversity in leadership roles. As for philanthropy, the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation is relocating from its current location at the U.S. Bank Center to a smaller office nearby, providing insight into their long-term goals and plans for the future.
In other news, five new individuals will be inducted into the Minnesota Business Hall of Fame, recognizing their contributions to the local business community and celebrating their achievements. The new class of Hall of Famers will have made a significant impact on the business landscape in Minnesota.
