<div>St. Paul, MN (08/27/26) – The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce announced Duluth’s Lauren Sandbulte as a member of its 2026-2027 Leadership Minnesota Class. The program brings together business leaders from across the state to better understand Minnesota’s economy and the issues shaping its future.“I’m excited for the opportunity to learn more about what make Minnesota’s economy so diverse and strong,” said Lauren Sandbulte, Chief Solutions Officer + Owner at Giant. “I look forward to building relationships with leaders from across the state and bringing new ideas and perspectives back to my organization and the Duluth community.”“Lauren brings valuable experience and perspective to this year’s Leadership Minnesota class,” said Doug Loon, President and CEO of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce. “When leaders from different industries and regions come together, they gain a better understanding of the opportunities and challenges facing our state. We’re proud to have Lauren represent Duluth and contribute to this important conversation about Minnesota’s economic future.”Leadership Minnesota provides participants with a behind-the-scenes look at the people, industries and policies that power Minnesota’s economy, including manufacturing, energy, technology, natural resources and public policy. Through immersive, statewide sessions, participants gain first-hand insight into the challenges and opportunities facing employers and communities across the state.The six-month program brings together business leaders from a wide range of industries and regions, giving participants the opportunity to build relationships and gain a deeper understanding of the issues shaping Minnesota’s economy. Sessions run from September 2026 through February 2027, with each session focused on a key sector or issue affecting the state’s business climate and economic future.The Minnesota Chamber is a statewide organization representing more than 6,300 businesses of all types and sizes – and more than half a million employees – throughout Minnesota. The Chamber was recognized recently as the nation’s number one chamber for working tirelessly for its members; providing one-on-one business services, opportunities to grow their networks and knowledge base, and cultivating an economic environment where businesses stay and grow in our state. A business climate that allows for innovation and forward-thinking leadership will help grow the strength of Minnesota’s economy for generations to come.</div>

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