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LGN Sponsors Women Winning’s Wine, Chocolate, and Choice Fundraiser

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Lockridge Grindal Nauen was proud to sponsor the Wine, Chocolate & Choice event hosted by Women Winning. Those in attendance from LGN included Adam George, Amos Briggs, and Alex Hassel, pictured right.

The evening brought together advocates and leaders from across Minnesota to connect and support Women Winning’s efforts to advance reproductive freedom. It was a meaningful opportunity to engage with organizations working to strengthen civic participation and leadership.

We’re grateful to be part of an impactful event and to support the important work of Women Winning.

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LGN Hosts Labor Late Night

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Lockridge Grindal Nauen was pleased to once again host “Labor Late Night” during the 79th Annual Minnesota Building and Construction Trades Convention last week. The event offered an opportunity for members of the labor community to connect, reflect on the past year, and celebrate their shared work and progress.

The evening was organized by members of LGN’s Government Relations team, including Dan Larson, Amos Briggs, and Jess Lindeen, along with LGN partner Karen Hanson Riebel. Thank you as well to our co-hosts Primacy Strategy Group for your partnership. We appreciate the strong turnout and look forward to continued collaboration with our labor partners across the state.

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LGN Sponsors Minnesota Farmers Union Convention

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LGN was pleased to sponsor the 83rd annual state convention of the Minnesota Farmers Union. The annual convention aims to bring the community together and focus on the future. Speakers included officials from the Farm Service Agency, the DOJ Antitrust Division, and many local elected leaders. LGN associate Eura Chang and government relations team member Amos Briggs were in attendance.

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The Minnesota Farmers Union works to protect and enhance the economic interests and quality of life of family farmers and ranchers and rural communities. MFU is a nonprofit membership-based organization. Membership is open to everyone.

You can learn more about the Minnesota Farmers Union on their website: https://mfu.org/

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LGN Invited to Speak at Humphrey School of Public Affairs

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LGN Government Relations team members, Amos Briggs and Jess Lindeen, were invited to speak with a graduate class at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota called “State Governing and Legislating: Working the Process.” The course is instructed by Briana Bierschbach who is a political reporter for the Star Tribune. 

This course aims to give students practical experience in government. Speakers visit the class each week to talk about a different aspect of working at the Capitol. LGN was invited to “lobby” day to share more about the important work we do on behalf of our clients. It was a great discussion with a class full of future leaders.

The Humphrey School of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota ranks among the country’s top professional public policy and planning schools, widely recognized for its success in advancing the common good through a comprehensive, world-class program. The school offers six distinctive master’s degrees, a doctoral degree, and five certificate programs that match students’ passion with the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to solve real-world challenges. We were honored to be invited as guests and are excited to see where the future leads these students.

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LGN Sponsors Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity Gala

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LGN was proud to sponsor Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity’s Black Tie and Hard Hat Gala this past weekend and clearly, LGNers Jess Lindeen, Amos Briggs, Kevin Matzek, and Eura Chang were thrilled to attend (photobooth & all!) We have the privilege of representing Twin Cities Habitat at the Capitol and supporting their work to meaningfully address Minnesota’s racial homeownership gap and advance Black homeownership. As part of this work, Twin Cities Habitat advocated for a new $100 million First Generation Down Payment Assistance Program that will begin this summer.