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M.A. Mortenson Co., Golden Valley, hired Nathan Podratz to head capital markets for Mortenson Development. Podratz was most recently managing director at GE Capital Markets in Chicago. Mortenson is a family-owned construction and development services company.
New Business
Seccuris Inc., Dallas, a cybersecurity consulting and managed services firm, announced that it opened an office in Bloomington as part of its North America expansion plans. The office is at 7760 France Av. S., Suite 1100, Bloomington.
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