Mike Allmendinger
Mike Allmendinger is the General Manager of the Kilbourne Group.
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InterUrban Inspiration
Every business benchmarks. Taking a deeper look at what your peers and competitors are doing is an excellent way to measure your success. It’s also a nice shot of learning and inspiration. More
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Easy Parking: Navigate To Roberts Garage, Downtown Fargo
Kilbourne Group’s Mike Allmendinger talks downtown parking and its many, wide-reaching effects. More
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Cidery To Reactivate Century-old Downtown Horse Stable
This fall, a vacant, 100-plusyear-old horse stable in Downtown Fargo will house North Dakota’s first cidery. Kilbourne Group General Manager Mike Allmendinger has the details. More
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The art of space with APT: A Creative Incubator
Kilbourne Group General Manger Mike Allmendinger fills us in on APT, a Downtown Fargo creative incubator and recently announced partnership between The Arts Partnership and Kilbourne Group. More
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Why Downtown Fargo is the perfect spot for Christmas shopping
Featured photo by J. Alan Paul Photography Other photos courtesy of Josie Danz Fargo is a retail destination for shoppers from hundreds of miles around, anchored by the very successful West Acres Shopping Center. As the largest mall in the state, West Acres has established Fargo as a shopping mecca in the minds of North […] More
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Activating an urban space in Downtown Fargo
Each historic renovation and infill project Kilbourne Group is fortunate to be part of in Downtown Fargo is unique. Many structures built at the turn of the century have good bones and adaptable attitudes. Taken care of, the buildings can be molded to match modern needs while retaining the historic value that gives Downtown Fargo […] More
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in ColumnsMike Allmendinger: Winning the workforce with a differentiated downtown
Beginning this month, Kilbourne Group General Manager Mike Allmendinger will be providing Fargo INC! readers with not only original content but periodic updates on upcoming and existing Kilbourne Group projects as well. He kicks things off with a look at why investing in a city’s downtown is beneficial not just for business but for entire communities. More
