Doug Loon

No doubt about it.

Doug Loon is president and CEO of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, a position he has held since 2015.

The Minnesota chapter has 6,300, uh, member companies, and represents 130 local chambers and 65 business trade associations at the Minnesota Legislature on a variety of issues affecting Minnesota's economy.

There comes trouble.

I don't even know what that is.

All right, in closing, how do they find ...

Is it called the Doug Loon Podcast?

No. It's the Minnesota Business Podcast.

So that got the most votes.

Chamber of Commerce President Doug Loon, this year's competition gave Minnesotans a look at the incredible range of products being made right here in our state.

Bear Hugger stood out in a field filled with impressive examples of Minnesota manufacturing, and this recognition is a great reflection of the people who make it possible.

Yeah, it's a cool event.

Congratulations to Solvitum on being named this year's coolest thing made in Minnesota.

Doug Loon, the president CEO of the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce, said, "This year's competition gave Minnesotans a look at the incredible range of products being made here in our state.

Bair Hugger stood out in a field filled with impressive examples." Uh, there were over 64 items that were listed originally.

Now, the Bair Hugger Warming System helped maintain a patient's norm, uh, normal heterothermal system throughout the surgery journey, supporting positive patients' experiences and clinical output by reducing the risk of complications associated with unintended hypothermia during surgery.