Aug 22

Making the Case for Minnesota as a Place to Work and Play

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When Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz appointed Lauren Bennett McGinty to lead Explore Minnesota–the North Star state’s visitor bureau–in November 2021, she had her work cut out for her. Bringing Minnesota’s tourism industry, a $16 billion business in 2019, out of its pandemic slump would take all of her experience as a marketer and lobbyist. Broaden…

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