Two accomplished business leaders will bring a wealth of professional experience and expertise as new members of the University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management’s Board of Advisors (BOA).
More than 300 people made gifts to the Carlson School on Give to the Max Day, totaling $450,125, both setting new highs for the school on Minnesota’s largest one-day giving campaign.
Two generations later, the Freeberg family continues to give back to the Carlson School through the Don and Lorraine Freeberg Foundation, a charitable organization founded in 1990 to support organizat...
Leo Breitman's accounting education laid the foundation for the rest of his life. Since then, he's helped support the school every year for nearly 50 years.
Since its founding in 1919, the Carlson School has maintained strong relationships with the business community in the Twin Cities, the state of Minnesota, and the world beyond.
Shelley Nolden, ’02 BSB, is an entrepreneur at heart. After starting her career in investment banking, she left to become employee No. 1 for a middle-market lending firm, Solar Capital Partners. For h...
More than 1,200 Carlson School alumni and friends gathered September 13 on the field of U.S. Bank Stadium to commemorate the school’s impact and innovation.
As a co-producer of Hadestown, Jennifer Melin Miller, ’08 MBA, became a Tony-Award winner for Best Musical, one of eight awards the production took home this year.
For Scott Peterson and other leaders in the Twin Cities, the Itasca Project helps address regional economic, vitality, quality of life, and prosperity for all.
