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City of Minneapolis Business Associations Minneapolis Business Associations NAME CONTACT TITLE PHONE EMAIL WEBSITE 50th & France Business & Professional Association Rachel Thelemann Director 952-922-1524 [email protected] http://www.50thandfrance.com 952-922-1524 [email protected] Diamond Lake Business Alliance Krista Petersen Hong 612-822-3818 [email protected] http://dlcba.org/ Dinkytown Business Alliance Kent Kramp President [email protected] East Town Businsess Partnership Christie Rock Hantge Executive Coordinator 612-359-0601 [email protected] https://easttownmpls.org/ Dan Collison Executive Director 612-927-3123 [email protected] Franklin Area Business Association Will Delaney Co-Chair 612-874-8867 [email protected] https://www.faba-mn.org/ Natalie Marker Co-Chair [email protected] Johnson Street Merchant's Association Rich Horton Secretary [email protected] http://www.johnsonstreetmerchants.com/ Lake Street Latino Business Associatiom Juno Jimenez Collaborator [email protected] Association-100261615242312/ http://visitlakestreet.com/ Lake Street Council Allison Sharkey Executive Director 612-822-0232 [email protected] www.lakestreetcouncil.org http://visitlakestreet.com/ Linden Hills Business Association Sarah Kinkeade President 612-782-2862 https://explorelindenhills.com/ Longfellow Business Association Kim Jakus Staff 612-298-4699 [email protected] http://longfellowbusinessassociation.org/ [email protected] Longfellow Rising [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/Longfellow-Rising-110923477476621 Loring Park Business Association Michael McLaughlin Executive Director 612-280-2582 [email protected] http://www.loringparkdistrict.com/ Lowry Corridor Business Association Christopher Webley [email protected] https://www.lbanorth.org [email protected] Lyndale Neighborhood Business Association Sarah Linnes-Robinson Acting Director 612-824-9402 [email protected] https://www.lyndale.org/business/lnba Lyn-Lake Business Association Josh Wilken-Smith Board Co-Chair [email protected] https://www.lyn-lake.org/ Morgan Luzier Board Co-Chair 612-290-5820 [email protected] [email protected] Twin Cities Metro Independent Business Alliance Mike Brown Executive Director [email protected] www.buylocaltwincities.com [email protected] Nokomis East Business Association [email protected] http://nokomiseastba.com/ Northeast Minneapolis River District Lynne Surdyk Staff (612) 676-2288 [email protected] https://heartofnortheast.com/ 612-379-3232 Northeast Chamber of Commerce Christine Levens President 612-378-0050 [email protected] http://www.mplschamber.com/northeasthome Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association Tabitha Montgomery Executive Director 612-722-4817 [email protected] https://www.ppna.org/business-reflections Quorum Rebecca Waggoner Executive Director 612-460-8153 [email protected] http://www.twincitiesquorum.com/ [email protected] Seward Civic & Commerce Association Hillary Oppmann Staff 612-435-0277 [email protected] http://www.sewardbusiness.org Joe Buck President 612-729-7608 [email protected] Southeast Business Association Michael McLaughlin President 612-280-2582 [email protected] http://www.southeastminneapolis.com/ Minneapolis Business Associations NAME CONTACT TITLE PHONE EMAIL WEBSITE Southwest Minneapolis Business Association Jessica Reinhardt Staff 612-823-3472 [email protected] http://www.experiencesouthwest.com/ Matthew Perry President 612-839-3320 [email protected] https://swba.wildapricot.org/ Roger Work Treasurer 612-743-0616 [email protected] Towerside Business Alliance Jeff Barnhart President 612-547-9580 [email protected] http://www.towersidebusiness.org/ Uptown Association Jill Osiecki Gleich Executive Director 612.823.4581 [email protected] http://uptownassociation.com/ 612-823-4581 [email protected] Warehouse District Business Association Joanne Kaufman Executive Director 612-812-2118 [email protected] http://mplswarehouse.com/ West Bank Business Association KJ Starr Interim Executive Director 612-326-9652 [email protected] http://www.wbba.thewestbank.org/ [email protected] http://www.thewestbank.org/ West Broadway Business and Area Coalition Felicia Perry Executive Director 612-353-5178 [email protected] http://westbroadway.org/ [email protected] West Market District (763) 656-8810 [email protected] http://westmarketdistrict.com/ West of the Rail Business Association Luke Stultz 612-721-1601 [email protected] http://westoftherail.org/ Whittier Alliance Kaley Brown Executive Director 612-871-7756 [email protected] http://www.whittieralliance.org/ [email protected] If you notice a business association missing from this list, please contact Emily Peterson [email protected]. Updated: July 1, 2021.
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