Enterprise Minnesota Hires Marty Olson as a Business Development Consultant

MINNEAPOLIS - June 24, 2014 - PRLog -- Enterprise Minnesota, a premier consulting organization for medium-size and smaller manufacturing companies, has hired Marty Olson to join its team of expert business development consultants that help Minnesota manufacturing enterprises grow profitably.

A resident of Eagan, MN, Olson brings a wealth of experience in account management and new business development at companies throughout the Twin Cities.

“Marty has a proven track record of connecting companies to the solutions they need to achieve, measurable, and sustainable business results. He will be a valuable resource for Minnesota manufacturers looking to compete and grow profitably,” said Bob Kill, Enterprise Minnesota President & CEO

Before joining Enterprise Minnesota, Olson served as a business development manager at BorderBound Communications in Eagan, a senior account manager at US Internet in Minnetonka, and as an account manager for Nor-Cote International in Crawfordsville, IN

Olson holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of Minnesota.  Outside of work, Olson is an active booster for Eagan High School Athletics and has been a youth athletics coach in Eagan, Inver Grove Heights, and West St. Paul.

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About Enterprise Minnesota
Enterprise Minnesota (http://www.enterpriseminnesota.org/about-us/who-we-are) is a consulting organization that works with medium-size and smaller manufacturing companies to help them compete and grow profitably. It is also one of 60 Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NIST/MEP) affiliates associated through the US Department of Commerce to bring world-class services to its manufacturing clients.

In the last two years alone Enterprise Minnesota has helped over 1100 Minnesota companies gain access to strategies that increase efficiency and promote growth. Resulting from the organization’s work, Enterprise Minnesota clients have realized a total positive economic impact of over $269 million dollars in sales, reduced costs by $53 million and invested over $127 million in modernization, and added or retained over 1400 jobs.

http://www.enterpriseminnesota.org/