Advantage Magazine | June 2025 by rochestermnchamber

What’s Inside

FEATURE

Inside the DEED Toolbox, A Conversation with Commissioner Varilek

CEO PROFILE

Marty Molden, GPC

MEET THE MEMBER

Near North Title Group

CHAMBER NEWS

• Upcoming Events

• Sponsorship Opportunities for 2026 Open Soon

• RYT Network: The Young Talent Network for Growth

• Open Your Doors & Shape the Future as a Host Business for Educator Industry Experience

• Chamber Welcomes New Staff

• Congratulations Leadership Greater Rochester Class of 2025

COMMUNITY NEWS

• 2025 Best Places to Work Announced

• Family Service Rochester Opens New Family Resource Center

NEWSREEL

New Roles and Celebrations

RIBBON CUTTINGS

Grand Openings, Anniversaries, New Members, and Other Celebrations

NEW MEMBERS

Welcome to the Chamber

CHAMBER PRESIDENT

Ryan Parsons | 507-288-1122

MEMBER ENGAGEMENT DIRECTOR

Emma Esteb | 507-424-5665

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE & OPERATIONS

Michaela Freyler | 507-424-5699

CHAIR OF THE BOARD

Steve Dunn | Taco JED

VICE CHAIR

Gwen Stevens | People's Energy Cooperative

SANTHI ARUNACHALAM

Xylo Technologies Inc.

CHAD BEHNKEN

CORE Real Estate Group

DR. JEFFREY BOYD

Rochester Community and Technical College

HEATHER DONOVAN

Sterling State Bank

ULISES GONZALEZ

Baser Freight

MISSION

Chamber Staff

EVENTS & PROGRAMS DIRECTOR

Shannon Gowen | 507-424-5687

WORKFORCE INITIATIVES & RYT NETWORK DIRECTOR

Claire Henneman | 507-424-5662

SENIOR DIRECTOR, PUBLIC AFFAIRS & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

Jonathon Krull | 507-424-5677

Chamber Board Officers

AT LARGE

Scott Eggert | Broadway Plaza

Chamber Board Members

DOUG HOLTAN

Mayo Clinic

BEN KING

Dunlap & Seeger

CHAD LAUNDERVILLE

Hy-Vee

TOM LEIMER

Knutson Construction

OMAR NUR

Somali American Social Services Association

The Chamber promotes business success which supports a thriving community.

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR

Tim Shea | 507-424-5663

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

Brady Strickland | 507-424-5678

SENIOR DIRECTOR, COMMUNICATIONS & DESIGN

Sophia van Oss | 507-424-5661

TREASURER

Jessica Eidem | IBM Corporation

SECRETARY

Jarett Jones | Merchants Bank

JENNA OBERNOLTE

Short Elliott Hendrickson

SYLWIA BUJAK OLIVER

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KRISTY SUTTON

Olmsted Medical Center

KELSEY VASZILY

Kraus-Anderson Construction

VISION

Rochester-area businesses are empowered to succeed in a diverse and collaborative climate.

Here’s one thing we know: A strong economy and workforce is essential for a region’s vitality, prosperity and overall well-being.

Having a strong workforce attracts companies, allows communities to invest in education and training, all while creating a supportive environment for residents and companies alike.

Guided by its mission to empower the growth of Minnesota’s economy for everyone, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) plays a role in supporting workforce and economic development efforts across the state, including in Rochester. We spoke with Commissioner Varilek to learn more about some of DEED's tools for businesses.

RAEDI partners with Commissioner Varilek and the DEED team to leverage key tools that help local businesses grow and prosper. DEED is a vital ally in supporting our region's economic vitality.

Two examples include the Minnesota Job Creation Fund (JCF) which provides financial incentives to new and expanding businesses that meet job creation and capital investment targets.

Another important program, the Minnesota Investment Fund (MIF), is similar to JCF but focuses on industrial, manufacturing and technology-related industries that will grow our tax base and improve economic vitality.

- John Wade, President, Rochester

Area Economic Development, Inc.

As Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Commissioner Matt Varilek explained, DEED’s mission is to empower the growth of Minnesota’s economy, for everyone – operating over 50 programs to support that mission.

“We are Minnesota’s primary economic and workforce development agency. To ensure our programs meet the needs of Minnesotans, we work with a network of community partners across the state,” Varilek says. “From local nonprofits to our own CareerForce offices, we work in communities to make sure DEED delivers on our promise of employment growth and economic development in every corner of Minnesota.”

DEED’s work focuses on three main goals:

• Equity in the economy – making transformative change to eliminate inequality.

• Workforce and talent attraction – growing our labor force and connecting workers to jobs.

• Economic dynamism – creating an environment where entrepreneurship can flourish and grow, from start-ups to well-established businesses.

Varilek comes from a lower-income family, which is why he’s passionate about the work of the department, trying to help others advance in their careers as others once helped him.

His earlier public service experience included several years as Economic Development Director and doing some speechwriting for U.S. Senators Tom Daschle and Tim Johnson of his birth state of South Dakota. Later Varilek worked in the federal Executive Branch at the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), first as Regional Administrator of a multi-state region based in Denver, and later at the agency’s DC headquarters as Chief Operating Officer.

“I’m a Minnesotan by choice: I spent my four college years in Northfield as a student at Carleton College. I also lived in Marshall for a time,” Varilek says. “And before I was appointed as DEED Commissioner, my family and I relocated to central Minnesota, where I served as the president of the Initiative Foundation in Little Falls. The Foundation supports regional economic and community development, and it gave me a firsthand look at how DEED operates in communities and works with community partners – because I was one!”

Now, as commissioner, Varilek has the privilege of representing DEED in front of the Legislature, on trade missions abroad, and at engagements with Minnesota community and business leaders around the state. “I consider it a key part of my job to connect with the people our programs serve, so I value any chance I get to hear from Minnesotans impacted by our work,” Varilek says.

Commissioner Matt Varilek visiting in Rochester with representatives from the city, Chamber, RAEDI, Mayo Clinic, and Destination Medical Center.

95 YEARS OF PURPOSEFUL DESIGN

Honoring Our Founder’s Legacy

In 1930, Harold “Spitz” Spitznagel set the tone with a simple principle: Design it like you own it. While times have changed, his legacy still drives everything we do—from the spaces we create to the relationships we build.

As we honor 95 years of TSP, we remain focused on the future—delivering client-first, lasting solutions built to stand the test of time.

Included in the photo left to right: DEED Commissioner Matt Varilek, Brooke Carslon, former Rochester City Council President, Ryan Parsons, Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce President, John Wade, RAEDI President, Randy Schubring, formerly with Mayo Clinic, Michael Flynn DMC Senior Director of Economic Development, Patrick Seeb, DMC Executive Director, and Alison Zelms, Rochester City Administrator

TRENDS TO NOTICE

Despite massive economic uncertainty associated with federal funding freezes, layoffs and tariffs, Minnesota enters this moment with momentum built up over the past few years. As Varilek explains, the state’s job market has shown impressive resilience in the face of unprecedented uncertainty, adding jobs eight out of the last 12 months. In fact, the state is adding jobs at a faster rate than the national average.

than the rest of the state, most industries saw an increase in jobs. Over the year, the industries that saw the most growth were Health Care & Social Assistance, adding 1,741 jobs (up 2.6%), and Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation, which added 360 jobs (up 8.5%).”

And despite the uncertainty associated with federal policy changes, Minnesota just experienced its largest monthly jobs gain in a year, adding 10,700 jobs in March. While

We are proud to partner with MN DEED once again to distribute PROMISE Act Grants to entrepreneurs in southern Minnesota this summer.

- Brian Conzemius, Vice President CFO, Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation

MINNESOTA

DATA AT A GLANCE

0.4% 68.2% 3.1% Job Growth Compared to 0.1% Nationally Labor Force Participation Compared to 62.5% Nationally Unemployment Rate Compared to 3.6% in SE MN and 4.1% Nationally

“Job growth overall was 0.4%, four times the national rate of 0.1%. More than 2,700 Minnesotans joined the labor force, making this the 10th month out of the last 12 that saw labor force growth,” Varilek says.

“We’re seeing 68.2% labor force participation, which is nearly 6 percentage points higher than the national rate of 62.5%.”

Eight of the 11 supersectors gained jobs, and all told, Minnesota has gained 37,581 jobs over the year, faster than the national rate of growth.

RESOURCES APLENTY

DEED offers a series of standout resources for businesses to utilize. As Varilek explains, some of these tools are specifically for business development, including two evergreen resources that have supported businesses across the state for years, their Job Creation Fund (JCF) and Minnesota Investment Fund (MIF).

“Working in tandem with the Minnesota Jobs Skills Partnership (MJSP) and Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP) – our job training grants – JCF and MIF invest in local communities, allowing businesses to add jobs while MJSP and JTIP prepare skilled workers to fill them,” Varilek says.

As a matter of fact, three recent projects in southeast Minnesota – Cytotheryx, Nucleus RadioPharma and Rion – have made use of these programs.

“DEED is working with businesses like these across the state to prime our economy for growth,” Varilek says.

“This fiscal year, these two programs have helped leverage nearly $1.2 billion in outside investment for business expansions around Minnesota, and helped create or retain over 4,700 new jobs – a new record.”

In the Rochester area, small businesses may be interested in two other DEED grant programs. Specifically, DEED is proud to partner with Destination Medical Center to provide Main Street Economic Revitalization awards to businessowners looking to grow and expand. And the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation is implementing the Minnesota PROMISE Act, which provides working capital to eligible businesses to cover expenses that occur in the regular course of business.

The resources provided by DEED are valuable tools to encourage the attraction of new business and to support existing and startup enterprises.

As the business community of the Rochester region continues to grow, resources that support business development will be critical to capturing the potential of the years ahead.

- Ryan Parsons, President, Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce

What’s more, Rochester is not only the fastest growing Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) in the state, but it has routinely ranked among the highest percentagegaining MSAs in the nation. It continues to impress, growing by 4.7% adding 5,790 jobs over the year.

“As the home of the Destination Medical Center, with the Mayo Clinic at its heart, it is no surprise that the region’s growth is driven primarily by employment gains in health care,” Varilek says. This growth is also supported by gains in retail, public transportation, administration, transportation and warehousing, leisure and hospitality and education.

“While there’s no telling what curveballs the future may bring, Minnesota’s diverse economy overall and the Rochester region’s unique strength in particular have positioned us well to weather these uncertain times,” Varilek says.

Businesses of all sizes can utilize DEED’s economic development and job training programs. For more information and to connect with these or other resources, you can reach out to DEED’s regional business development manager, Natalie Siderius, at natalie.siderius@state.mn.us.

CEO Profile: Marty Molden with GPC

Taking an in-depth look at Molden's career path, progression, and achievements. A discussion with GPC's Director of Revenue Management and Division Sales Manager Rochester, Marty Molden.

Tell us about your career path to your current role at GPC?

I started in 1992 with Coca-Cola Enterprises as a Retail Space Representative in Spirit Lake, Iowa.

I moved 6 times with Coca-Cola Enterprises throughout IA, MN and WI and ended up as a Wholesale Channel Director.

At the end of 2006, I moved to Twin Cities to be a Distribution Sales Manager at Miller Brewing Company which is now Molson Coors.

In 2019 I made the move to GPC (Gillette Pepsi Companies) as Director of Retail Sales. Currently, my role is Director of Revenue Management / Division Sales Manager Rochester.

What experiences have had a significant impact in shaping you as a leader?

Training a management essentials program early in my career introduced me to Situational Leadership. Understanding that you should manage people differently for every single task or action based on their job knowledge and experience has been essential. In addition, over the last 33 years, I have seen all types of leadership styles.

What changes in trends and needs within the beverage distribution industry have you seen?

• In 1992 we had paper route cards and only had carbonated soft drinks.

• In 2025 we have handheld computers and multiple different non-alcoholic categories like energy, coffee, tea, water and juices.

• In 1992 cell phones didn’t exist. We called our customers back at the end of the day between 4-5 on a landline.

• In 2025 communication is instantaneous and through email, text, cell phone and many other options.

• In 1992 companies had less than 30 brands.

• In 2025 companies have 10-20 times as many brands in multiple package sizes.

How has the GPC evolved since its beginning in 1937 to meet those changes to the industry?

Technology has become a driving force at GPC to improve communication, efficiencies, and our ability to service our customers.

As you look ahead to the future, what do you see as the outlook for the beverage distribution industry as well as for GPC?

The beer industry was once very consolidated with just a few major national brands. As prices went up there was room for more expansion by new companies with more brands. We are seeing the same trend in soft drinks and non-alcoholic beverages.

GPC is well positioned as a category leader. Our commitment to our customers, community and employees with an infinite mindset will serve us long into the future.

To read more about the GPC, visit www.gpcbeverage.com

Meet the Member: Near North Title Group

Each month, we learn from a Chamber member about their business, history, a unique fact, and their outlook

Navigating a real estate transaction can be complex, but having the right team behind you can make all the difference. In Rochester, one locally based group is redefining the closing experience with a focus on convenience, flexibility, and personal connection.

Whether meeting clients at a coffee shop or celebrating milestones with a bottle of wine, their goal is to make each transaction feel smooth, memorable, and uniquely tailored. We spoke with Sheila and her team to learn more about their journey, services, and what sets them apart in the title industry.

Q: Tell us about Near North Title Group. What does your company offer to the Rochester region?

A : At Near North Title Group, we set out to create a different kind of experience for our clients. While we serve a broad range of residential and commercial real estate needs, our focus is on personalized service and flexibility. Our local team includes Sheila, Michelle, and Nicole. Though we are small, we are mighty, highly experienced, and deeply committed to what we do. We are also very mobile and happy to meet clients where it’s most convenient for them, whether that’s at their workplace, a coffee shop, or elsewhere.

We handle much of the behind-the-scenes work involved in real estate transactions, including title research, escrow services, and more, to ensure everything runs smoothly leading up to closing. We also provide title insurance policies to protect our clients.

Q: How did it start for Near North Title Group?

A: Our journey in Rochester began in an unexpected way. Sheila was working for a title company during the COVID-19 pandemic, spending most of her time behind the scenes and a computer screen. She realized she missed connecting with people and decided to return to real estate for a while. Then one day, she received a call from a company based out of San Francisco with DOMA, asking if she would consider opening a title office, starting in Rochester. Sheila went for it in May 2021, and by June, she had signed a lease on the West Circle Drive location.

NEAR NORTH TITLE GROUP TEAM

From the beginning, we set out to do things differently. Our goal wasn’t just to sign papers. It was to provide a meaningful, quality experience, one home at a time. We were incredibly grateful for every contract and every client who believed in us. In July 2023, DOMA was acquired by Near North Title Group, and we proudly transitioned to operating under that name.

Q: Near North Title Group has been a member of the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce for four years. What do you find valuable in your membership to the organization?

A: The Chamber has been a great resource for us. It’s helped us make meaningful connections through networking events and community involvement. Being a part of the Chamber allows us to stay informed about local developments and opportunities, and it’s also a great way to support the Rochester community. We appreciate being able to refer business to fellow Chamber members and receive the same support in return.

Q: What is a unique fact people should know about Near North Title Group?

A: We don’t treat our clients like just another number. We often say that a basic white towel is the minimum, but we aim to make it the softest, fluffiest white towel possible. Every closing is a celebration. One of our signature touches is inviting clients to choose a bottle of wine from our wine closet to mark the occasion. We want each experience to feel personal and memorable.

Q: What is the outlook for your organization and industry?

A: Our mindset is to "shake the mountain." We have already built a strong presence in Minnesota, and expansion is always on the table. Our business remains consistent, and even during industry slowdowns, there’s always work to be done. We feel incredibly fortunate for every opportunity and stay focused on growth, adaptability, and continuing to serve our clients with excellence.

To learn more about Near North Title Group, visit https://nntg.com

AM Espresso is a monthly morning structured networking event. Come expand your network, promote your business, and enjoy a delicious breakfast and refreshments. This monthly event represents an excellent opportunity to reach business professionals in a variety of sectors.

JUNE HOST

In June, join us at the Wood Lake Meeting Center! Wood Lake Meeting Center is designed for conducting business. Our recently expanded and remodeled space provides meeting rooms to accommodate your needs, large or small. Whether you are holding an offsite business meeting, conducting a training session, or hosting an educational workshop, we have the perfect space to fit your needs.

Date: Friday, June 6, 2025

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: Wood Lake Meeting Center, 210 Wood Lake Drive SE, Rochester

Admission: Free, registration requested

In July, join us at the University of Minnesota - Rochester! Get a glimpse of what it is like to be a health sciences student earning a degree in the heart of the medical world, in downtown Rochester at the University of Minnesota Rochester. In collaboration with a community of expert faculty and partners the University of Minnesota Rochester empowers graduates to solve the grand health challenges of the 21st century.

Date: Friday, July 11, 2025

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: One Discovery Square, 202 4th St SW, Rochester

Admission: Free, registration requested

Join us for Business After Hours, a monthly event to network and build valuable business relationships. Enjoy delicious food and drinks while connecting with a variety of businesses operating in the greater Rochester area. This event is a great opportunity to increase your organization’s visibility and generate productive business leads.

JUNE HOST

In June, join us at AAA Minnesota/Iowa! AAA branch in Rochester offers full-service experiences. Their experienced staff provide members with a peace of mind, total satisfaction and exceptional value with all their products - from travel and vacation planning to personal lines of insurance and financial services. They look forward to serving you.

Date: Thursday, June 19, 2025

Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm

Location: AAA Minnesota/Iowa, 1535 Greenview Dr SW, Rochester

Admission: Free, registration requested

In July, join us at Kahler Hospitality Group! Discover the premier choice among hotels in downtown Rochester, Minnesota, featuring a wide array of accommodations suitable for business and leisure travel alike.

Date: Thursday, July 24, 2025

Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm

Location: Kahler Hospitality Group, 320 2nd Ave. SW, Rochester

Admission: Free, registration requested

Visit Lemonade Stands on June 7 th

Help us empower today's youth to be tomorrow's entrepreneurs!

Event Sponsors

ROCHESTER AREA MN

Lemonade Day is a free, fun, experiential learning program that teaches local youth entrepreneurial and life skills as they learn how to start their very own business. Learn how to develop a business and experience all the aspects of developing and maintaining a business such as creating a product, establishing a budget, designing a marketing plan, and so much more!

The foremost objective of Lemonade Day is to empower youth to take ownership of their lives and become productive members of society – the business leaders, social advocates, volunteers, and forward thinking citizens of tomorrow.

Each child that registers receives access to the Lemonade Day curriculum that teaches them lessons like creating budgets, setting profit-making goals, serving customers, repaying investors, and giving back to the community. Along the way, they acquire skills in goal-setting, problem solving, and gain self-esteem critical for future success. They keep all the money they make and are encouraged to spend some, save some and share some.

Support local young entrepreneurs on Saturday, June 7 by going around the Rochester area and stopping at lemonade stands!

Date: Saturday, June 7, 2025

Location: Byron, Rochester, and Stewartville, MN

Admission: Free, registration required

Learn more about Lemonade Day at lemonadeday.org/rochester-area-mn

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MAIN SQUEEZE SPONSOR

FRESH SQUEEZE SPONSORS

Develop relationships within this supportive group of women leaders who meet the third Friday morning of each month. The Women’s Roundtable provides a small, safe environment for women to: practice and refine skills, discuss challenges specific to women in positions of leadership, learn together and empower each other to take risks. Join us for a fun, engaging program driven by the needs of the group.

Dates: Friday, June 20 and July 18, 2025

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce, Conference Room, 220 S Broadway, Suite 100, Rochester Admission: Free, registration required

Event Sponsors

WELCOME

KNXR - Minnesota 97.5

Winona State University - Rochester

Welcome to the RYT Summit, where professionals can connect, learn, and develop. This premier professional development conference offers a dynamic blend of a workshop series, leadership panel, and keynote speaker curated to empower you with actionable insights and strategies for leadership and professional growth.

WORKSHOP SERIES: ELEVATE YOUR SKILLS

Dive into engaging and informative workshops with several topics to be announced.

PANEL DISCUSSION: INSIGHTS FROM LEADERS

Gain valuable insight as local leaders share about their career paths and lessons learned along the way whether from challenges or successes.

Date: Tuesday, October 7, 2025

Time: TBA

Location: TBA

Admission: $50 for members, $60 for general admission, special pricing for RYT Network members, registration will open up soon!

Table: $350 for a reserved table of 8 plus company name in promotion of event, contact Claire Henneman at chenneman@rochestermnchamber.com if interested

View our event calendar by scanning or visiting: https://bit.ly/40UL8Xi

Event Sponsor

TABLE SPONSOR

Kraus-Anderson

Tee-rific Times Await!

The Chamber's un-fore-gettable Annual Golf Outing is coming up on June 16th

The Annual Chamber Golf Outing will take place on Monday, June 16th at the beautiful Rochester Golf & Country Club! Gather your team of four and register for this premier event.

The day will be filled with great networking, good food and exciting golf. The team with the lowest score will be awarded the President’s Cup.

AGENDA

• Registration: 9:30am - 11:00am

• Shotgun Start: 11:00am

• Dinner and Awards: 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Date: Monday, June 16, 2025

Time: 9:30am-7:00pm

Location: Rochester Golf & Country Club, 3100 Country Club Road SW, Rochester

Admission: SOLD OUT!

Learn more by scanning or visiting: https://bit.ly/4a11J0x

Event Sponsors

PRESENTING

Designs

North Rock Hospitality Group

Olmsted Medical Center

Premier Bank Minnesota

Reagan Outdoor Advertising

Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc.

ServPro of Rochester

St. James Hotel

Think Bank

Weller Brothers Landscaping

DRINK CART

LUNCH & DINNER

HAZARD

MULLIGAN

TEE PRIZE

BIRDIE

CART

PUTTING GREEN

DRIVING RANGE

HOLE

McCaren

The Chamber Champions League (CCL) unites businesses through a series of friendly head-to-head competitions, blending physical challenges, mental trials, and team-building action into a fun-filled day of teamwork.

Match games will include sand volleyball, bucketball, football toss, tug of war, building block speed challenge, and more! Awards will be presented to 1st, 2nd, 3rd as well as the Best Dressed Team and Best Cheer Team.

Ready to join the league? Your team will need to consist of 6-8 players. Not all games will need everyone on the team but everyone will get the chance to play! Space is limited to 20 teams.

Dates: Tuesday, August 6, 2025

Time: 8:00am-2:00pm

Location: Slatterly Park, 950 11th Ave SE, Rochester Admission: $400 per team (6-8 players), registration required by Thursday, July 24

And more match games to be announced!

Event Sponsors

MATCH SPONSOR

Rochester International Airport

WATER SPONSOR

UPS Store 7077

DJ SPONSOR

TJ's DJ & Photography, LLC

MATCH GAMES

ROCHESTER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Airplane Toss

Building Block Speed Challenge

Cornhole

Sand Volleyball

The Chamber Cup isn’t your typical golf tournament, it’s a Ryder Cup-style team golf event that brings the spirit of match play, strategy, and camaraderie to the forefront. Four-person teams will go head-to-head in rotating formats like alternate shot and best ball, making every swing count. Designed for those who love a little friendly rivalry, the Chamber Cup offers pride, bragging rights, and a trophy on the line.

This brand-new event is completely separate from the Chamber’s Annual Golf Outing in June, giving members two chances to hit the greens, connect, and compete in 2025.

Date: Wednesday, September 10, 2025

Time: 9:30am-7:00pm

Location: Willow Creek Golf Course, 1700 48th St. SW, Rochester

Admission: $840 for a team, $210 for an individual, registration required

Event Sponsor

SPONSOR

This kickin’ good time event is a great way to get Chamber members and their staff out of the office to enjoy a fun day of networking, building relationships, and bonding as a team, all while playing a friendly game of kickball! We welcome all skill levels for this single elimination bracket. Awards will be presented to 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and best dressed team.

Don’t have a team but want to come enjoy the day with us? Come cheer on the teams and network with others in attendance.

Date: Thursday, September 25, 2025

Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm

Location: McQuillan Fields, 1655 Marion Rd. SE, Rochester

Admission: Registration opens June 4! $40 per individual, $400 per team (10 players), registration required by Saturday, September 20

Event Sponsors

CHAMBER CUP

Federal Legislation Update

Upcoming Eggs & Issues: From D.C. to Rochester, Our Federal Delegation and the US Chamber

EGGS & ISSUES

From D.C. to Rochester, Our Federal Delegation and the US Chamber

From D.C. to Rochester, Congressman Finstad and the U.S. Chamber

Eggs and Issues is a long-standing series presented by the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce that provides opportunities for member businesses to learn about and discuss the issues that impact their businesses and the community.

The Chamber is excited to welcome legislators along with John Kirchner, Vice President, Midwest Region of the U.S. Chamber for the August edition of Eggs & Issues.

AGENDA:

• Welcome and Introduction

• Issues Impacting Southern Minnesota

• Congressman Brad Finstad, MN-01 (confirmed)

• Senator Amy Klobuchar (invited)

• Senator Tina Smith (invited)

• Federal Legislative Review and Preview with John Kirchner, Vice President, Midewest Region, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

• Q&A

*Agenda subject to change

Date: Tuesday, August 12, 2025

Time: 8:30am - 11:00am

Location: TBA

Admission: $25 for members, $45 for general admission, registration required by Tuesday, August 5

Event Sponsors

PRESENTING SPONSORS

SESSION SPONSORS

Voices of Business Heard in St. Paul

Rochester leaders unite in St. Paul to share regional priorities and strengthen relationships with state decision-makers

Calendar of Events

View and register for all Chamber events at www.rochestermnchamber.com/events

JUNE

6 AM Espresso - Wood Lake Meeting Center

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: Wood Lake Meeting Center

7 Lemonade Day

Location: Byron, Rochester, Stewartville, MN

16 Annual Golf Outing

Time: 9:30am-7:00pm

Location: Rochester Golf and Country Club

19 Business After HoursAAA Minnesota/Iowa

Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm

Location: AAA Minnesota/Iowa

20 Women's Roundtable

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce

26 WE Forum - Connect

Time: 4:30pm-6:00pm

Location: TBD

JULY

11 AM Espresso - University of Minnesota Rochester

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: University of Minnesota Rochester

18 Women's Roundtable

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce

24 Business After HoursKahler Hospitality Group

Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm

Location: Kahler Hospitality Group

AUGUST

1 AM Espresso - Weller Brothers Landscape Professionals

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: Weller Brothers Landscape Professionals

6 Chamber Champions League

Time: 8:00am-2:00pm

Location: Slatterly Park

12 Eggs & Issues: From D.C. to Rochester

Time: 8:30am-11:00am

Location: TBA

12 Business After HoursPremier Bank Block Party

Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm

Location: Premier Bank Rochester Downtown

15 Women's Roundtable

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce

21 WE Forum - Workshop

Time: 11:30am-1:00pm

Location: Saint Mary's University of Minnesota, Rochester Campus

SEPTEMBER

5 AM Espresso - Family Service Rochester

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: Family Service Rochester

10 Chamber Cup

Time: 9:30am-7:00pm

Location: Willow Creek Golf Course

18 WE Forum - Panel

Time: 8:00am-9:00am

Location: Saint Mary's University of Minnesota, Rochester Campus

18 Business After Hours - Reagan Outdoor Advertising

Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm

Location: Reagan Outdoor Advertising

19 Women's Roundtable

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce

25 Chamber Kickball Tournament

Time: 10:00am-4:00pm

Location: McQuillan Fields

OCTOBER

3 AM Espresso - North Rock Hospitality Group

Time: 7:30am-9:00am

Location: TownePlace Suites

16 Business After HoursAltra Federal Credit Union

Time: 4:30pm-6:30pm

Location: Altra Federal Credit Union

Sponsorship Opportunities

The Chamber Resource Campaign (CRC) guide will provide you with an efficient platform to plan your engagement in Rochester Chamber events, programs, and more throughout 2026.

This CRC Guide is a showcase of the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce events and programs, providing you with valuable details such as event descriptions, available sponsorship levels, and benefits associated with each opportunity.

DATES OF CRC:

• Right of First Refusal Period: Friday, August 1 –Sunday, August 31

• Open Enrollment: Monday, September 1 – Open Enrollment is for current sponsors wanting to add additional engagement opportunities and new sponsors looking to become involved in engagement opportunities.

• Close of Chamber Resource Campaign: Sunday, November 30

The CRC Guide for 2026 will be released online in August. Stay tuned for more details in your inbox! If you would like to set up a phone call, in-person meeting, or Zoom call with Shannon Gowen to learn more about events and programs, please contact her at sgowen@rochestermnchamber.com or 507424-5687. You can also schedule a meeting with her on Calendly at: https://calendly.com/sgowenrochestermnchamber

The Young Talent Network for Growth

Exclusive events and growth opportunities with the RYT Network

Launched in September 2023, the RYT Network (Rochester Area Young Talent Network) connects, develops, and empowers young talent across the Rochester region.

Members enjoy exclusive access to two monthly events designed to foster professional growth, community engagement, and meaningful connections. These events offer a variety of opportunities such as speed networking, pickleball, social hours, volunteering, behind-the-scenes industry tours, and CEO Connections. Members also benefit from professional development workshops and signature annual events, including the Mini Golf Mixer and the fall RYT Summit young professional conference.

If you would like join the RYT Network or learn more, please visit www.rochestermnchamber.com/ryt-network or contact Claire Henneman at chenneman@rochestermnchamber.com.

Recent Events

Wine and Food Class with Mill Valley Kitchen

By hosting educators for a day, businesses can provide invaluable insights into their industry, career pathways, and job opportunities.

Open Your Doors & Shape the Future

Join the Educator Industry Experience (EIE) program as a host business and help local educators connect classroom learning with real-world careers from July 21–23

The Educator Industry Experience (EIE) Program offers local businesses a unique opportunity to play a vital role in shaping the future of education and workforce development in our community. By hosting educators for a day, businesses can provide invaluable insights into their industry, career pathways, and job opportunities.

Join us in making a difference in education and workforce development by becoming a host business in the EIE Program for July 21-23 from 8:30am to 11:30am. Your participation will not only benefit current and future local educators and students but also strengthen our community's economic vitality.

To learn more about being a host business, contact Claire Henneman at chenneman@rochestermnchamber.com

EIE Gold Sponsor

Role of EIE Host

SITE TOUR

Provide educators with an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of your facilities to gain firsthand insights into your operations and workplace culture.

INDUSTRY INSIGHT

Share your expertise and knowledge with educators by offering a detailed overview of your business, including current trends, challenges, and future job prospects.

JOB SHADOWING

Allow educators to engage with various job roles within your organization, offering them a firsthand experience of the day-to-day responsibilities and skills required in different positions.

Chamber Welcomes New Staff

Emma Esteb, Member Engagement Director

Emma Esteb joins the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce as the new Member Engagement Director.

Emma graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College where she earned a bachelor’s degree in communications and media studies. She was also a collegiate gymnast, competing on vault, beam, and floor all four years. After graduation, Emma moved to Rochester to work as a nightside reporter for KIMT News 3. In this role she interviewed, edited, and delivered news segments every night for its 6:00 pm and 10:00 pm newscasts. She met a wide variety of people within the community and reported live at various breaking news scenes and important Rochester events.

After falling in love with the city, she is excited to create more meaningful relationships and make a positive impact in the growing Rochester community. In her free time, she enjoys scrapbooking, golfing, and spending time with family.

Brady Strickland, Membership Development Director

Brady Strickland is very excited to join the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce team as the new Membership Development Director.

Growing up in Rochester, Brady has always been proud to call this community home, and looks forward to getting to know more of the great people and businesses that also call the Rochester area their home. He is a graduate of Winona State University, where he earned his bachelor's degree in business administration, with minors in business law and political science. One of his highlights of his time at college was being a resident assistant for the students living on campus, where he spent his free time building a strong community among his peers.

Prior to joining the Chamber, Brady worked for Southpoint Motors, one of Rochester's many great small businesses. Prior to his time at Southpoint Motors, he worked as a financial analyst at IBM for four years.

Brady is looking forward to helping the Chamber grow and to connect with the Rochester business community.

Congratulations Leadership Greater Rochester Class of 2025

Congratulations to the 2025 Leadership Greater Rochester (LGR) Class! Over the last ten months, the class has been immersed in sessions examining everything from economic development and the local arts scene, to workforce development and building a sustainable community.

Graduating Class of 2025

Sunny Ahmed , First Alliance Credit Union

Amy Alexander, Mayo Clinic

Kayla Betzold , City of Rochester

Logan Bigelow, Bigelow Homes

Reagan Bradwisch

Troy Brenhaug , Premier Bank Minnesota

Connor Burke , Short Elliott Hendrickson, Inc.

Ryan Cardarella , Mayo Clinic

Annie Douangdy, Minnwest Bank

Cassandra Emmons , Hiawatha Homes

Kevin Ewert , Mayo Clinic

Eddie Fricker, Think Bank

Derrick Fritz , Olmsted County Public Health Services

Josh Gerber, IBM

Derek Gifford , The Boldt Company

Riley Hovelson , Hiller’s Flooring America

Juliana Lane , Broadway Plaza

Lilly Londer, Mayo Clinic

Sydney Mascorro, Experience Rochester MN

Layke Moger, Premier Bank Minnesota

We also extend a special thank you to the 2025 LGR Program Chair, Therese White with Think Bank, 2025 Program ViceChair Melissa Johnson with U.S. Bank, the LGR Steering Committee, session planning teams, and sponsors for your contributions and support of the program!

LGR Class of 2025 Sponsors PRESENTING

PROGRAM

SMALL BUSINESS LEADER SCHOLARSHIP

Sydney Mook , Post Bulletin

Kelli Morin , IBM

Colin Patterson , Mayo Clinic

Amanda Pelley, Rochester Area Foundation

Jasmina Polis , Mayo Clinic

Matthew Poulton , Geotek Inc.

Maddi Ryan , R&M Development

Erin Sinnwell , The Landing MN

Samuel Soukup, Express Employment

Haley Stackenwalt , Think Bank

CAFFEINE SPONSOR

Crystal Stockdale , Chick-fil-A Ear of Corn

Beth Strapp, Knight Barry Title

Emily Taylor, Kraus-Anderson Construction

Daniel Tschida-Reuter, Mayo Clinic

Caer Vitek , Mayo Clinic

Jen Walsky, Mayo Clinic

Sara Watson , Mayo Clinic

Dana Wright , KTTC

Caleb Wyman , Great Planes Aviation

2025 Best Places to Work Announced

Workforce Development, Inc. held their annual Best Places to Work award ceremony

Workforce Development, Inc. (WDI), in partnership with the Workforce Development Boards of Southeast Minnesota and Winona, are thrilled to announce the unveiling of the "Best Places to Work" in Southeast Minnesota. Now in its 15th year, this respected regional initiative celebrates companies that go above and beyond in cultivating exceptional workplace cultures throughout Southeast Minnesota.

After a thorough evaluation process led by national consulting firm Personnel Dynamics, fifteen standout companies earned the distinction of being among the Best Places to Work across our region’s eleven counties — Dodge, Fillmore, Freeborn, Goodhue, Houston, Mower, Olmsted, Rice, Steele, Wabasha, and Winona. These businesses have made meaningful investments in their people, championed inclusive and engaging work environments, and continue to lead with innovation, purpose, and care.

The 2025 winners were celebrated at the annual Workforce Development Forum held April 3rd at the Rochester International Event Center. Attendees were moved by a series of powerful, heartfelt videos that gave an inside look at what makes these workplaces truly exceptional. Workforce Development, Inc. extends its sincere gratitude to all participating organizations. Your ongoing commitment to creating workplaces where people thrive is helping to shape a more resilient, innovative, and people-focused economy across Southeast Minnesota.

2025 Best Places to Work in Southeast Minnesota

SMALL EMPLOYER (UNDER 50 EMPLOYEES)

• City of Byron

• Arcadian Bank

• Rushford State Bank

• Southeast Service Cooperative

• Southern Minnesota Municipal Power Agency

MID-SIZE EMPLOYER (50-150 EMPLOYEES)

• Cooperative Response Center, Inc.

• Custom Alarm

• New Age Tree Service

• Pace International

• Peoples Energy Cooperative

LARGE EMPLOYER (OVER 150 EMPLOYEES)

• Benike Construction

• City of Albert Lea

• Gemini, Inc.

• Olmsted County

• Strongwell

The Best Places to Work awards were presented at the 2025 Workforce Development Forum. This event also included keynote speaker, Krista Ryan, and a local employer panel (pictured above) discussing their best practices.

*BOLDED CHAMBER MEMBERS

Photo by Forever You Studios

Family Service Rochester Opens New Family Resource Center

Family Service Rochester’s new Family Resource Center provides families with the resources and guidance they need to thrive. Whether it's a new parent navigating the challenges of a preschooler, or seeking help raising grandkids, the Family Resource Center helps with information, connections, and support.

The organization believes community is central to success and remains committed to listening to the needs of the community and serving those needs. The center focuses on providing concrete resources families need, connecting them with local programs, and giving them the opportunity to meet and socialize with other parents and caregivers to help all Olmsted County children grow stronger together. Family Service Rochester believes in building a compassionate, inclusive environment where every family feels valued, supported, and empowered to reach their fullest potential.

They celebrated the opening on the new center with a ribbon cutting on April 23, 2025.

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Newsreels

Updates from the Chamber member community

MBJ ANNOUNCES HERRING'S PROMOTION

Meyer Borgman Johnson (MBJ) is excited to announce Co-Leadership of our Rochester office with the promotion of Brett Herring to Office Leader, joining Alan Hiniker, Principal and Office leader, in leading our team. MBJ is a multi-specialty structural design practice with seven offices in five states working locally in Rochester, across the U.S., and Canada.

POZAS GUZMÁN PROMOTED TO PARTNER AT CRW

CRW architecture + design group is proud to announce that Josefina Pozas Guzmán has been promoted to the position of Partner with the firm. Josefina has over 16 years of experience in the USA, Mexico, and Spain specializing in commercial, multifamily residential and public projects. She has been an integral member of CRW since 2018, consistently excelling in her role as designer in some of the firm’s most important projects.

KRAUS ANNOUNCED AS NEXT SMIF PRESIDENT & CEO

Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation (SMIF) is proud to announce the appointment of Benya Kraus as its next President and CEO. Benya most recently served as Network Advancement Director at Resource Rural, supporting a national portfolio of rural development organizations in securing nearly $300 million in federal and state grants over the last year.

DONOVAN ANNOUNCED AS GIFT OF LIFE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Gift of Life Transplant House is pleased to announce Stephanie Donovan as our new Executive Director.Stephanie brings over 15 years of leadership experience to the role. Her background includes serving as Campus Director at a private career college, Facility Administrator at DaVita Dialysis in Rochester and Red Wing, and most recently, as Program Manager at Zumbro Valley Health Center.

THINK BANK WELCOMES MAYO

Think Bank is pleased to welcome Brad Mayo as Mortgage Development Manager. With over 25 years of experience in banking and mortgage financing, Brad brings extensive expertise in advancing affordable housing, originating CRA-qualified loans, and leveraging down payment assistance options.

TITLE SERVICES, INC. REBRANDS

Since Dunlap Seeger’s subsidiary company, Title Services, Inc. (TSI), was launched in 1998, it has become a leading resource for southern Minnesota businesses, developers and financial institutions that need help navigating complex real estate transactions. Now, TSI is reintroducing itself and strengthening its brand identity with a new website and logo launched earlier this month: titleservicesrochester.com.

Newsreels

Updates from the Chamber member community

DBS GROUP EXPANDS BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Design-build construction company DBS Group has appointed Greg Towner as regional vice president, focusing on growing the company’s business in the greater Rochester community. He joins Jeff Anneke on the business development team. Anneke has been named regional vice president and will concentrate on expanding the company’s footprint in multifamily and senior housing sectors.

TRADEMARK AWARD GOES TO BROADWAY PLAZA

Broadway Plaza has been honored with the Best of Trademark Award for the third consecutive year, recognizing its commitment to guest satisfaction and excellence. General Manager Scott Eggert credits the dedicated team for delivering exceptional service, especially to guests visiting Mayo Clinic. This achievement reinforces Broadway Plaza’s mission to provide a welcoming and comfortable stay.

HUNTSMAN JOINS HOTEL INDIGO

With over 25 years of sales experience, Denise Huntsman brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for hospitality back to the industry she loves. Denise’s proven sales expertise, creative spirit, and community-minded approach make her a perfect addition to the Hotel Indigo team.

REALTY GROWTH INC. WELCOMES KEITH

Join us in welcoming Laurie Keith to Realty Growth Inc.! With a strong background in real estate management, sales, and development, Laurie brings 25+ years of experience to the team. Her expertise and industry connections will be invaluable. Welcome aboard!

REAGAN WINS INDIE IMPACT AWARD FOR BILLBOARD DESIGN

The Reagan Outdoor Advertising team of graphic artists received the Indie Impact Award for the Pure Rock Studios of Rochester billboard designs. Out of 129 entries, only five made it for the national billboard Indie Impact Awards for the win! These campaigns show how independent billboard companies and their creative partners help small businesses stand out in unforgettable ways.

MCGOUGH CONSTRUCTION RECEIVES AWARD FROM NAWIC

McGough Construction was name Industry Partner of the Year 2025 from the National Association of Women in Construction SE MN Chapter (NAWIC). McGough is dedicated to educating women in the workforce of career development opportunities and also in support of their personal and professional growth.

NEW LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES FOR EMPLOYEES AT HGA

HGA congratulates the efforts of these valued employees!

• Olivia Tomek and Jacob Ugland , are now a licensed as architects in the state of Minnesota.

• Jan Mankarious is now a certified interior designer in Minnesota.

DARVAL RECEIVES FORTY UNDER 40 AWARD

ProRemodeler has released their 14th annual Forty Under 40 awards and Beyond Kitchens is thrilled to share that Katie Darval has been selected along with 39 other talented individuals across the U.S. These awards celebrate some of 2025’s best and brightest stars of remodeling and home improvement.

CORKEY JOINS HGA

HGA welcomed Victoria Corkery as a Design Coordinator in our Rochester office. Victoria is relocating to Rochester from Iowa where she graduated from Kirkwood Community College with a degree in Interior Design. She spent 2 years working for Modern Design Architects doing Interior Design work for healthcare clients, primarily optometry. She has also worked in a number of hospitality and service jobs and was an IIDA and IAWIA student member in college.

HEGLAND RECOGNIZED IN BESTIN-STATE WEALTH ADVISOR LIST

Forbes magazine has recognized James D. Hegland in their 2025 Best-in-State Wealth Advisors list. When Jim learned of this award, he said, "I am humbled and grateful for this honor. Credit goes to the entire Hegland Mainz Financial team who provides outstanding service for our clients."

Newsreel Submissions

TIMEOUT BEHAVIOR COACHING ANNOUNCES NEW COACH

Ryan Ihrke joins Timeout Behavior Coaching, LLC as a parent coach. Ryan focuses on offering clear and honest feedback and practical skills based on a sincere desire to help; suggesting ways to connect with your child and build a relationship centered on trust and respect. He comes from a rich educational and leadership background and we are lucky to have him supporting families in our community.

PACE INTERNATIONAL AWARDED BEST PLACES TO WORK

We are excited to share that Pace International has been recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in Southeast Minnesota by Workforce Development Inc. We are deeply honored to receive this recognition. It represents not only our success but also celebrates the incredible individuals whose dedication and passion drive our work.

Have an announcement for the Chamber member community such as a new hire, promoted employee, recipient of an award or a company rebranding? Send your newsreel submissions for future issues of the Advantage Magazine to Sophia van Oss at svanoss@rochestermnchamber.com. Newsreel submissions are a benefit of Chamber membership and complimentary for members.

Ribbon Cuttings

BRICKS & MINIFIGS celebrated their grand opening with a ribbon cutting on Nov. 16th. Owner, Rob Warland, cut the ribbon.

ROCHESTER CITY PHARMACY celebrated their grand opening with a ribbon cutting on Nov. 18th. Owner and Pharmacist, Dr. Seyi Faseemo, cut the ribbon.

EXTRAORDINARY WORKFORCE celebrated their new Chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on Dec. 18th. Founder & Principal Consultant, Ann Dugstad, cut the ribbon.

MAMI CHURROS & CREAMERY celebrated their new Chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on Jan. 30th. Emily Navarrete, Owner, and family cut the ribbon.

ROCHESTER CITY LINES celebrated their new luxury motorcoach with a ribbon cutting on Dec. 19th. Director of Operations, Christian Holter, cut the ribbon.

SOROC ON MAINE celebrated their grand opening of the phase of SoRoc with a ribbon cutting on Dec. 12th. Property Manager, Kim Golden, cut the ribbon.

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-ROCHESTER celebrated their new bookstore with a ribbon cutting on Nov. 13 th.

BRIGHTSTAR CARE celebrated their new location with a ribbon cutting on Nov. 13th. Branch Manager, Jamie Beste, cut the ribbon.

Welcome to the Chamber

DaBella

Anthony Buettner (507) 316-6877

1530 Greenview Dr. SW, Rochester, MN 55902 www.dabella.us/location/rochester

Lennar Homes

Katie Geddes (952) 249-3000 16355 36th Ave N #100, Plymouth, MN 55446 www.lennar.com

Elite Chiropractic

Will Chase (507) 424-1200

1724 37th ST, Rochester, MN 55901 www.synthesistitlegroup.com

Business Computer Solutions, Inc.

Kelly Kolb (507) 208-1450

3220 6TH AVE NE, Rochester, MN 55906 www.businesscomputer.solutions

AirTech Deploy - Rochester Drone Services

Grant Wass (507) 250-5140

1921 19th Ave NW, Unit A, Rochester, MN 55901 www.airtechdeploy.com

Another World

Alejandro Ibarra (507) 322-7044

2300 Superior DR NW, Ste 3, Rochester, MN 55901 www.rochester.another-world.com

Destination Travel Services - Sara Morgan

Sara Morgan (507) 405-4024 www.destinationtravelonline.com

Paul Bunyan Plumbing & Drains

Hailey Worke (507) 564-7328

4410 19th St NW, Rochester, MN 55904 www.paulbunyanplumbing.com

Silver Lake Crossing

Joe Turrentine (507) 428-7676

28 7th Street NE, Rochester, MN 55906 www.silverlakecrossing.com

eXp Realty- Justin Lenk

Justin Lenk (507) 322-8644 www.Justinlenk.exprealty.com

Extraordinary Workforce

Ann Dugstad (507) 757-9762

549 19th St, Zumbrota, MN 55992 www.extraordinaryworkforce.com

ZenBusiness

Sallie Clark (844) 493-6249 5511 Parkcrest Drive, Suite 103, Austin, TX 78731 www.zenbusiness.com

RST Car Service

Gutema Mumed (507) 262-1717

1 1st ave Sw, Rochester, MN 55902 www.rstcarservice.com

Destination Bar-B-Q

Christy Buchan (507) 361-6161

497 37th St NE, Rochester, MN 55906 www.DestinationBar-B-Q.com

Bricks and Minifigs Rochester

Rob Warland (507) 226-8049

221 28th St SE, Suite 800, Rochester, MN 55904 www.bricksandminifigs.com/rochester-mn

Rochester City Pharmacy

Seyi Faseemo (507) 206-3196

1312 7th St NW, Unit 1306, Rochester, MN 55901

Know a business that could benefit from a Chamber membership? Please contact chamber@rochestermnchamber.com with any referrals.

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Rochester, MN 55904

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