Northfield employees, managers, and residents are invited to a free customer service training. This is based on the results of a city-wide survey conducted by the Northfield Racial & Ethnic Equity Collaborative during the spring of 2022. Gain insights from the survey results and practice skills that help create an inclusive and welcoming environment forContinue reading “Customer Service Training Opportunity with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Lens”
Category Archives: Focus on Retail
Carleton Grads Launch New App for Businesses
Northfield businesses now have a new way to connect with local college students. Recent Carleton graduates Liam Bradney, Ammar Babar, Aman Panda and Max Mattessich have designed a digital coupon app aimed at increasing the engagement between local businesses and college students in Northfield. The app is called Recoup and it will launch in SeptemberContinue reading “Carleton Grads Launch New App for Businesses”
Lots Happening in Downtown Northfield
Upcoming Events Defeat of Jesse James Days Sept. 6-10 It’s time again for the annual celebration of our loyal townsfolk who defeated the James Gang back on September 7, 1876. New this year is a Craft Beverage Festival at Armory Square, featuring beer, cider and cocktails from Imminent Brewing, Tanzenwald Brewing, Keepsake Cidery, Chapel BrewingContinue reading “Lots Happening in Downtown Northfield”
Celebrate Our Unique Mix of Retailers…on Crazy Daze
Yeah, that’s me with a doughnut…again. As always, it’s one of those delicious raised glazed from Quality Bakery in downtown Northfield, MN. Hey, I take my training seriously, slowly building up to the Alaskan Doughnuts of CRAZY DAZE. Northfield Crazy Daze, this Thursday, July 24th, with stores opening at 7:00 a.m. City-wide bargains, sidewalk salesContinue reading “Celebrate Our Unique Mix of Retailers…on Crazy Daze”
U of M Extension Presents Retail Trade Analysis for Northfield
The University of Minnesota Extension Service’s Liz Templin and Bruce Schwartau presented the most recent Retail Trade Analysis for Northfield. An enthusiastic group that included business owners and community leaders found the data to be quite interesting. It noted that: