Fueling Minnesota’s Tech Ecosystem
Since 1982, the Minnesota Technology Association has served as a unifying voice and trusted convener for technology-driven companies in Minnesota. Formerly known as the Minnesota High Tech Association (MHTA), our new branding, focus, and programming reflects our fresh commitment to building a more vibrant and inclusive technology ecosystem in our state by enabling the connections, public policies, and partnerships needed to help our tech community thrive.
Since 1982, the Minnesota Technology Association has served as a unifying voice and trusted convener for technology-driven companies in Minnesota. Formerly known as the Minnesota High Tech Association (MHTA), our new branding, focus, and programming reflects our fresh commitment to building a more vibrant and inclusive technology ecosystem in our state by enabling the connections, public policies, and partnerships needed to help our tech community thrive.
Our work is based on three core pillars
Advocacy
Advocating for smart public policies and the people and companies fueling innovation in Minnesota.
Talent
Developing the skilled workforce tech-driven companies need for continued business success.
Community
Creating opportunities for business and technology professionals to engage in meaningful ways.
Leading Innovation in Minnesota
INNOVATE® Minnesota
INNOVATE® Minnesota features over 300 pages of tech-enabled, custom-designed spreads of each participant’s story. Meet some of the people and companies powering Minnesota’s innovation economy.
SOLID STATE: Minnesota's High-Tech History
For decades, Minnesota was the global epicenter of computing and the birthplace of the supercomputer. See how this came to be in the entertaining and informative documentary, Solid State.
INNOVATE® Minnesota
INNOVATE® Minnesota features over 300 pages of tech-enabled, custom-designed pages of each participant’s story. Explore the companies that are actively writing Minnesota’s innovation history.
SOLID STATE: Minnesota's High-Tech History
For decades Minnesota was the global epicenter of computing as birthplace of the supercomputer and home to Univac, Control Data, IBM Rochester, and Honeywell.
