People / The people and personalities from Scandinavia that have changed and continue to change the way we live and work or play in the world today.
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An exclusive interview with Former Vice President Walter Fritz Mondale, newly elected Honorary Consul General for Norway in Minnesota by Nordic Reach editor and publisher Ulf Mårtensson. READ MORE » |
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Minnesota Swede, T. Michael Davis of Scandia-Germania-Davis, PLLC, opens doors to Scandinavian opportunities. Growing up as a Scandinavian-American in Minnesota usually means learning traditions, mannerisms, even stereotypes, that make the community unique. READ MORE » |
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Dale Wahlstrom, who runs the Minnesota BioBusiness Alliance got his start in bioscience soon after graduation from St. Cloud State University in 1978. READ MORE » |
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Today’s Denmark, with its spirit of openness, its focus on sustainability, and its network readiness, is so fresh and sharp that bigger nations can’t help but notice. We admire the Danes for their edge, their global thinking, and their sleek design. But what is it that makes the Danes so creative? READ MORE » |
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Recently a giant in the cosmetics business celebrated its 25th anniversary. It’s not an easy task to look pretty after such a long journey – but Face Stockholm and its founders, Gun Nowak and Martina Arfwidson, look better than ever! READ MORE » |
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There isn’t much that’s Swedish about hit Minneapolis eatery Nick and Eddie. Then again, just because co-owner Doug Anderson is a Swedish-American doesn’t mean he has to open a Swedish restaurant. READ MORE » |
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