Business: Designs and manufactures gas-sniffing sensors to detect more than 100 toxic and explosive gases used in a variety of manufacturing processes.
Founded: 1992
Headquarters: Edina
Website: www.sensorelectronics.com
Executives: CEO Alan Petersen Sr. and his son and business partner, Alan Jr.
Employees: 19
2007 revenue: $10 million
Quote: "This business is a whole lot more interesting than getting up in the morning and doing the crossword puzzle." -- Alan Petersen Sr., explaining why he remains at the helm of his company at age 76.
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