This year's inductees into the Minnesota Business Hall of Fame join an elite group of the most accomplished Minnesota business leaders of all time.
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Gary HolmesGary Holmes became financially independent at age 21, and now owns an $800 million real estate company. |
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Eugene SitEugene Sit immigrated to the U.S. as a refugee knowing no English. He would found Sit Investment Associates, which now has $7 billion under management. |
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Guy SchoeneckerGuy Schoenecker founded BI in 1950. Now, his company has operations in China, Dubai and elsewhere. |
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Horst RechelbacherHorst Rechelbacher founded plant-based hair-care product pioneer Aveda Corporation. |
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Lee AndersonLee Anderson transformed a small-scale installer of insulation into a $1.5 million family of companies. |

"He was later the private chef of Princess Caroline of Monaco, preparing meals for visiting popes and presidents, and on the team of top toques that made the wedding dinner for Princess Diana and Prince Charles."
- Peter Lilienthal
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