Cadre is social media for mental health. It combines the engaging aspects of platforms like TikTok, Spotify, and YouTube to create a safe environment dedicated entirely to mental health and wellness content.

Luke Wendlandt successfully built up addiction-recovery program Northstar Behavioral Health, and now he’s in his third year building Cadre.

Get ready to recharge and ignite at the first ever in-person Wellness Summit presented by Cadre.

As young Americans turn to TikTok for information on mental health, the T.H. Chan School of Public Health at Harvard is building its own team of influencers.

TPI Hospitality, which owns and operates 40 hotels and restaurants across Minnesota, wins its 12th Best Places to Work award this year, and ranks No. 1 among the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal’s extra large company category.

In an interview, Luke Wendlandt talks about his own mental health journey, how his app is meant to help people connect with each other and mental health professionals, and some entrepreneurial tips.

Keep the big things the big things. What are your North stars? Never veer from those. If you stay hyper-focused on the right things, that process will bleed into your business, so you always deliver a clear, results-driven product.

At this year’s Minnesota Startup Awards ceremony, Cadre won two awards: the Emerging Startup Award for a new startup in the local ecosystem and the Bootstrapper Award for successfully using its resources to scale.

Cadre was nominated for the Emerging Startup Award and the Bootstrapper Award.