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Ewald Consulting is a leading association management, government and public relations firm based in Minneapolis-St. Paul and Chicago. We proudly serve state, regional and international organizations and nonprofits in a variety of areas including agriculture, automotive, business, economic development, government, higher education, human services, medical, publishing, real estate/housing, retail, technology and more.
Looking for a unique Conference Center, centrally located between Minneapolis and St. Paul with free parking for your next meeting or reception? We've got the place for you!
This exciting program, offered by Ewald Consulting, opens the door to “generation education,” while playing games from the ’50s until now. Generations at Play is a fun and educational way to better understand your generational issues in the workplace. From work styles to communications, this issue continues to challenge how we work.
Don't miss the next Generations at Play program on September 22, 2010 - REGISTER HERE!
If you are interested in providing “generation education” to your staff or organization, please visit www.generationsatplay.com.
Our professional staff works with nonprofits and organizations in these areas:
From growing your membership to building well-designed websites to planning meetings...More
Developing your legislative platform or launching a PR campaign is critical to your impact...More
Our experienced staff will provide expertise on a variety of specific projects...More
We are featuring seminars with professional speakers and trainers in our Conference Center...More
Client Testimonials
"Ewald Consulting has been a positive, energizing addition to our organization. Their experience and knowledge of Association management best practices has helped us to become better prepared for future growth. They are experienced professionals who clearly enjoy their work and find a way to say 'yes, we can do that!'"
