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Highmark data breach affects 300,000
The email phishing scam could have exposed personal information from members.
Black Leaders: Tonya Hampton, Hennepin Healthcare
Editor's note: To commemorate Black History Month, the Business Journal is celebrating 200 Black leaders in the Twin Cities region. Editors of the Business Journal, helped by a team of well-connected community and business leaders, have chosen these individuals across business, government, advocacy, community work and other sectors who our readers need to know. We are revealing their names, along with information about these leaders, in a special print and online series published throughout the coming…
Black Leaders: Erica Jensen, Be The Match
Erica Jensen is senior vice president of marketing, member engagement, enrollment and experience, and corporate marketing at Be The Match, a Minneapolis-based nonprofit saving lives through cellular therapy.
Finding better ways to fight heart disease and accelerate cardiac care progress
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more lives than all forms of cancer combined. Heart disease and stroke are among the forms of cardiovascular disease. In 2019, nearly 900,000 people died of cardiovascular disease in the United States, according to the American Heart Association. In Georgia, about 1 in 3 deaths are caused by cardiovascular disease, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health. Most of these deaths are premature and preventable.…
Adventist-Mid-Columbia merger sparks support and opposition in The Dalles
The hospitals have to get clearance from the Oregon Health Authority.
Inside Battelle’s spinout strategy: How the nonprofit plans to solve big problems
AmplifyBio and Revive Environmental Technology are creating jobs, signing clients and working to bolster the giant research nonprofit’s bottom line.
Black Leaders: Tim Farrow, U.S. Bancorp
Editor's note: To commemorate Black History Month, the Business Journal is celebrating 200 Black leaders in the Twin Cities region. Editors of the Business Journal, helped by a team of well-connected community and business leaders, have chosen these individuals across business, government, advocacy, community work and other sectors who our readers need to know. We are revealing their names, along with information about these leaders, in a special print and online series published throughout the coming…
Black Leaders: Kenya McKnight-Ahad, Black Women’s Wealth Alliance
Kenya McKnight-Ahad is chief legacy officer for the Black Women's Wealth Alliance, supporting the economic stability and prosperity of Black women and girls through a wide range of services.
Cleveland Fed appoints 2 Pittsburghers to community advisory council
Partner4Work CEO and program manager at CMU's Traffic21 Institute tapped to advise on social and economic trends.
Steward Health Care’s first senior VP of health care equity shares her goals for new role
The newly appointed Dr. Marisela Marrero spoke with the Dallas Business Journal about previous experiences and goals for her new role.