This year's inductees join an elite group of the most accomplished Minnesota business leaders of all time.
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Mary K. BrainerdLeader of the country’s largest not-for-profit, consumer-managed health care organization, HealthPartners. |
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William A. CooperGuided TCF Financial’s transition from troubled Twin Cities thrift to a multi-state banking system. |
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Paul FinkelsteinHe has grown Regis Corporation into a Fortune 1000 company, expanding from 500 stores in 1987 to nearly 12,500 stores in 2010. |
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Guy C. MingoUnder his leadership, Marsden Holding has become one of the largest privately owned facility-service providers in the United States. |
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Christopher A. TwomeyDuring his 24-year tenure as CEO of Arctic Cat, the snowmobile manufacturer enjoyed 22 years of profitability, thriving on a base of intensely loyal customers. |
The 2011 Minnesota Business Hall of Fame inductees were honored at an awards dinner on July 21.
Mary Brainerd, President and CEO, HealthPartners
Bill Cooper, Chairman and CEO, TCF Financial
Paul Finkelstein, Chairman and CEO, Regis Corporation
Guy Mingo, CEO, Marsden Holding
Christopher Twomey, Chairman and retired CEO, Arctic Cat


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