Executive Editor

Adam Platt

Adam Platt is executive editor at Twin Cities Business magazine, a position he has held since 2011.

Phone: 612-336-9275

Adam Platt is executive editor at Twin Cities Business magazine, a position he has held since 2011. He assigns, edits, and writes features stories, concepts and edits our Starters section, and helps set the overall editorial course for the magazine while ensuring copy is flowing as it should. A seasoned journalist-turned-editor, he attended Macalester College in St. Paul, became a staff writer and media critic for the Twin Cities Reader, moved on to become editor of Casino Executive, and then joined Mpls.St.Paul magazine in 1998, where he served as executive editor until joining TCB.

Staff’s archive

Dean Phillips: Reality Check

Dean Phillips: Reality Check

Dean Phillips was a rather obscure DFL congressman from the west ’burbs before he decided to take on Joe Biden. A scion of two different distilling families, Ed. Phillips &
Why Are We So Angry at the Pohlads?

Why Are We So Angry at the Pohlads?

On July 30 and 31, the Minnesota Twins traded away what was thought to be the league’s deepest bullpen, 11 players in total. The team had played a lethargic brand
Strib to Shutter Print Facility

Strib to Shutter Print Facility

If you’re a newspaper publisher today, leadership is about tough choices. Minnesota Star Tribune publisher Steve Grove made one such choice this week, choosing to close the company’s Heritage printing
The Miracle of Matt’s

The Miracle of Matt’s

Nibs Martin had a problem. He owned a bar at 35th Street and Cedar Avenue in South Minneapolis—a two-story building on the southwest corner, dating to 1914. It had been
Local Amphitheaters About to Rock

Local Amphitheaters About to Rock

Today’s announcement by music promoter Live Nation and developer Ned Abdul’s Swervo Development that its under-construction Shakopee amphitheater will now open in 2026 and be known as Mystic Lake Amphitheater
Pohlads Aren’t Selling the Twins

Pohlads Aren’t Selling the Twins

In what will be taken by many Twins fans as disappointing news, the Pohlad family, owners of the team since 1984, announced in a public statement today that after nearly
Road Work Apocalypse

Road Work Apocalypse

To the naked eye, it would seem to be one of the most expansive road construction seasons in anyone’s memory. Every week another route or street goes under the knife