The tech.mn Podcast

Emily Pritchard knew this whole social media thing was going to be a major deal, and that's why she bet big on the platforms early in their lifespans.

As the Founding Executive of Minnestar, Maria Ploessl has spent the last five years building community — and relying on it. As the single full-time employee on the staff, Ploessl makes the Minnestar machine run with the help of dedicated board members, community members, and probably a lot of coffee.

From an investment banker in Turkey to the owner of a substance abuse clinic to a devotee to the world of technology and hospitality, Cihan Behlivan has had quite the journey so far.

In this episode of The tech.mn Podcast, Lisa discusses the not-so-hidden powers extroverts have when it comes to closing big sales, forming meaningful professional relationships, and more.

With Twin Cities Startup Week 2022 upon us, The tech.mn Podcast welcomes Shelisa Demuth (Executive Director, BETA) to talk about the festival, the Minnesota startup community, and the future of BETA.

Bionic Giant CTO Tim Bornholdt joins the podcast to talk about the ups and downs of his mental health journey. Content Warning: Discussion of suicide.

Jon Bauer is a seasoned marketer and seasoned video game nerd, making his role of Chief Marketing Office at Game Phoenix make a lot of sense.

Listen to Jack Eckblad, Head of Midwest Partnerships for Hubspot for Startups North America, break down the secret sauce of sales and marketing and explain why Hubspot can be the key founders need to take things to the next level.

From mechanical engineering to startup consultant to… inspiring workouts with the help of an adorable digital dog? Alina Matson, Founder of gaming company Glossbird, is on a mission to help you get fit one tiny exercise at a time. How? Through a cozy mobile game designed to get you off the couch minutes at a time called Fitment.

Katrina Anderson co-founded Clinician Nexus in 2016. A few months ago, the company was acquired by Sullivan Cotter. A LOT has happened during those six years.