Glad to recognize the local momentum around business visibility and leadership development reflected in Duluthian’s recent Twin Ports business coverage. It is always encouraging to see a region filled with openings, recognitions, leadership stories, and growth focused events that point people forward.
Credit goes to Spherion’s Duluth office for earning national recognition for service excellence. It is always good to see a local team being recognized for showing up well for both clients and job seekers. This kind of steady, people first work matters, and it reflects well on the Twin Ports business community.https://https://lnkd.in/g-N5V3JN?
A special word of recognition to Juice Pharm on its grand opening under new ownership. Local businesses that bring fresh energy, quality service, and a clear vision to the marketplace deserve to be celebrated. Wishing Katie and Alex continued momentum as they build on what is already a well liked Duluth business.https://duluthian.com/juice-pharm-celebrates-grand-opening-under-new-ownership/?
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Hats off to the Aspirus St. Luke’s wound care team in Duluth for earning an Award of Excellence. Recognition tied to strong patient satisfaction and healing outcomes says a great deal about the quality of care a team is delivering every day. That is the kind of excellence worth pausing to appreciate.
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Glad to highlight the Duluth Transit Authority on launching two new electric buses. Investments like this show forward thinking leadership, practical innovation, and a willingness to keep improving how people move through the community. Good things happen when progress and public service come together.
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Worth celebrating is The Duluth Blueprint, a new Fuse Duluth conference focused on developing young leaders and strengthening the city’s future. Bringing together businesses, nonprofits, and professionals around growth and action is exactly the kind of energy a healthy community needs.https://duluthian.com/the-duluth-blueprint-building-the-city-we-imagine/
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A meaningful nod goes to the Superior Chamber as its 72nd Annual Meeting and Business Awards returns this week and has already reached capacity. That says something positive about business engagement, community interest, and the value people see in recognizing excellence across Superior and Douglas County. https://www.superiorchamber.org/chamber-business-awards
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Appreciation goes to the Benedictine Foundation and the anonymous donors behind a transformational 1 million dollar gift for Benedictine Living Community in Duluth. Support like this strengthens care for seniors and reminds us that meaningful investment in people is one of the best things a community can do.
https://duluthian.com/benedictine-living-community-duluth-receives-transformational-1-million-gift/
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Proud to see Pat DeGrood serving as chair of the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors for 2026. Leadership that emphasizes collaboration, optimism, and opportunity helps set the tone for a stronger business climate, and it is always good to recognize the people willing to serve in that way.
https://duluthian.com/pat-degrood-chairs-the-duluth-area-chamber-of-commerce-board-of-directors/
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Recognition goes to Aspirus Health on its plan to open a new clinic in Cloquet this summer. Expanding access to family medicine, lab, radiology, and related services is the kind of practical growth that benefits both families and the broader regional economy.
https://duluthian.com/aspirus-health-to-open-new-clinic-in-cloquet/
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