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We are a diverse group of businesses united by a proud legacy, creating value and opportunities for our employees, customers and communities. Founded by Carl R. Pohlad in the 1950s, and now managed by his three sons (Jim, Bob and Bill), the organization has grown and diversified over the years.
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Pohlad Companies. Melissa Bakeberg Senior Vice President,...
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Toggle navigation. Our history. See how the Pohlad Companies have diversified and grown over the years. 1948. Carl Pohlad becomes President of Marquette Bank. 1960. The Pohlad Family begins a prosperous foray into the Pepsi bottling business. 1982. Marquette Bank expands its footprint through the acquisition of F&M Savings and Loan. 1984.
Pohlad was also the Vice President of Pohlad Companies, which owns several companies large and small, including Marquette Financial Companies, United Properties, River Road Entertainment, Stanton Group Holdings, [7] Arcadia Solutions, KTWN FM (96.3 FM) Radio Station (through Northern Lights Broadcasting, a holding company), [8] and JB Hudson's ...
Jul 1, 2015 · They inherited the Pohlad Companies from their father, self-made billionaire Carl Pohlad (d. 2009), who started out delivering laundry and sweeping floors in the Depression-era Midwest.
At the Pohlad Companies, we pride ourselves on our innovation as we grow and diversify our business interests. This forward-thinking philosophy started with our legendary founder, Carl Pohlad, and continues today with the second and third generations of the Pohlad family.
Jan 6, 2009 · Carl Pohlad, one of richest men in America and owner of baseball's Minnesota Twins, died Monday at his Minnesota home. He was 93. Forbes valued Pohlad's net worth at $3.6 billion in its most...
Jan 5, 2016 · Draft dodger and all-time great dealmaker Donald Trump bid $50 million for the Minnesota Twins in 1984, but owner Calvin Griffith elected instead to sell the team to decorated World War II veteran Carl Pohlad for just $36 million—leaving $14 million on the table from The Great Negotiator.
