2021 Achieving Dreams Event Program

Everyone deserves the chance to live well and work well.

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Celebrate the power of businesses and non-profits partnering to build stronger, healthier, and more equitable communities.

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Jeanne Crain, President and CEO of Bremer Bank and Chair of the Achieving Dreams Steering Committee As Chair of the Achieving Dreams Steering Committee, I want to thank our generous event sponsors who are noted throughout this program. I also want to express my enormous gratitude for the amazing team of corporate colleagues who helped make this event possible. With all of your generous time and financial support, together, we are making a difference in the lives of people who need us the most in our communities. Giving to Avivo is an opportunity to invest in the lives of people, future employees in our own businesses, and engaged members of our communities.

Thank you for believing everyone deserves the chance to live well and work well.

Jeanne Crain is president and chief executive officer of Bremer Financial Corporation, a $15 billion financial services organization with locations in Minnesota,

Wisconsin and North Dakota. As CEO since November 2016, Jeanne has combined her extensive industry knowledge with decades of leadership experience to advance the company’s strategy and performance, champion Bremer’s purpose and values, and deliver on its commitment to help communities thrive.

Before being promoted to her current role, Jeanne served as region CEO of Bremer Bank - Twin Cities and group president for Bremer Financial Corporation’s financial services business. Prior to joining Bremer in 2012, Jeanne enjoyed a 30-year career in commercial and retail banking, honing her collaborative leadership style, passion for relationship-based client service and ability to navigate a highly dynamic business environment through roles at BMO Harris Bank, M&I Bank, Marquette Capital Bank, Bank One Milwaukee and First Bank Grand Forks.

As an active volunteer and community leader, Jeanne serves on the board of the YMCA of the North, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, and the Saint Paul Downtown Alliance.

She also recently co-chaired the Minnesota Task Force on Housing. Jeanne earned a master’s in business administration from Marquette University and has a bachelor’s degree from the University of North Dakota, where she was a 2018 recipient of the Sioux Award, the highest honor given by the Alumni Association and Foundation for achievement, service and loyalty. Jeanne has recently been recognized by American Banker as a Woman to Watch as a part of their 2020 Most Powerful Women in Finance recognition, and by the Minneapolis/ St. Paul Business Journal as one of their 2019 Most Admired CEOs. She was also named a 2019 Junior Achievement of the Upper Midwest Hall of Fame Laureate. Jeanne is married and has three young-adult sons.

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Advancing health and equity for all Kelly Matter, Avivo President & CEO

Avivo is ever present. We remain a stabilizing force in the Twin Cities and central Minnesota amidst uncertain times. The pandemic has deepened disparities for many Minnesotans, increasing inequities in education, housing, healthcare and employment.

Avivo is HERE. And we are focused more than ever on our vision: communities free of economic and health inequities. We cannot do this alone! Working together -- corporations, businesses and individuals -- we will help build stronger, healthier and more equitable communities.

When you invest in Avivo, you are a part of transforming the lives of people who face the greatest obstacles to success. Look at what your support of Avivo can do! Last year: • Nearly 1,000 individuals and their families moved off welfare into work, • 885 individuals found housing and supportive services to avert homelessness, • Nearly 1,500 individuals entered jobs or careers, and • Close to 4,000 people accessed treatment and mental health services.

Our unique combination of services – chemical and mental health, housing, career education and employment services – helps individuals secure paths to better health, stability and advancement.

With your support, we can advance health and equity for all. Thank you for helping create opportunities for prosperous futures for all Minnesotans.

2021 Celebrated Community Leader Award Recipients Neel Kashkari, President & CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Alan Page, retired Minnesota Supreme Court justice and founder, Page Education Foundation Avivo’s Celebrated Community Leader Award honors individuals who are leading positive change in our communities. We are excited to honor Neel Kashkari and Justice Alan Page as Avivo’s 2021 Celebrated Community Leaders. Together and independently, they are working on influencing change in Minnesota’s education system to break cycles of poverty and create a society in which everyone can fully participate.

Most recently, they have proposed an amendment to Minnesota’s constitution to make a quality public education a fundamental right. Their work directly addresses Minnesota’s yawning achievement gap for students of color as well as white students in rural areas of the state. Their efforts stand to break down barriers to equity and brighter futures, as these students grow to become adults, as well as our neighbors and co-workers. Avivo serves thousands of Minnesotans every year challenged by inadequate education and the follow-on effects of being left behind without the tools to build one’s success.

We are thrilled to recognize the important work of Mr. Kashkari and Justice Page!

PROGRAM Welcome Jeanne Crain, President & CEO, Bremer Bank Advancing Health & Equity for All Kelly Matter, Avivo President & CEO Award Presentation Conversation on Education Equity Eric’s Story Invest in Avivo Jeanne Crain A special thank you to APi Group Foundation for a generous grant to support Avivo’s programs.

Conversation on Education Equity with Neel Kashkari, Justice Alan Page, and Kelly Matter, Avivo President & CEO

The work of Justice Page and President Kashkari is a vital step toward a more equitable and just start for our children. Join us as we discuss their proposed amendment to Minnesota’s constitution, the role businesses can play in supporting a workforce more prepared for success, and the intersection of nonprofits in building stronger communities.

Alan Page retired Minnesota Supreme Court justice and founder of Page Education Foundation

Alan Page is prominently known in the state of Minnesota and nationally. He is most recently known for his career as a Minnesota Supreme Court Justice. He became the first African American to win election to the court in 1992 and served until he reached the mandatory retirement age of 70 on 2015. Prior to serving as a supreme court justice, he worked as an attorney for a Minneapolis law firm and served seven years as an attorney in the Minnesota Attorney General’s office.

He was first known for his NFL football career, playing for the Minnesota Vikings for 11 years and three years for the Chicago Bears. He earned All-Pro honors six times and was voted to nine consecutive Pro Bowls. In 1988, Alan Page was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

That year, Alan and his wife Diane created the Page Education Foundation to offer financial assistance to students of color facing barriers to attaining their educational dreams. These young leaders return to their communities to serve as tutors and role models for elementary and junior high school students.

Since its beginning, nearly $16 million in Page Grants have been awarded to more than 7,700 Page Scholars. Page Scholars have given nearly 500,000 hours of volunteer service to communities across Minnesota, impacting the lives of 50,000 children.

Neel Kashkari President and CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis

Neel Kashkari has been president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis since January 1, 2016. He serves as a member on the Federal Open Market Committee, bringing the Ninth Federal Reserve District’s perspective to monetary policy discussions in Washington, D.C. In addition to those responsibilities, Neel oversees Minneapolis Fed operations and leads its many initiatives. Among them, he was instrumental in establishing the Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute, whose mission is to ensure that world-class research helps to improve the economic well-being of all Americans.

Most recently, he has joined with retired Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Alan Page to propose amending Minnesota’s constitution to make quality public education a fundamental right. This effort supports the Fed’s mandate to achieve maximum employment, with education being a key to obtaining a good job.

Under Neel’s leadership, the Minneapolis Fed also released an action plan on “Ending Too Big to Fail,” which calls for tighter bank regulations to avoid future taxpayer bailouts of large financial institutions.

Neel earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mechanical engineering from the University of Illinois. He became an aerospace engineer, developing technology for NASA missions. Eventually turning to finance and public policy, he earned his MBA from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, joined Goldman Sachs, and served in several senior positions at the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Before joining the Minneapolis Fed, he ran for governor of California in 2014 on a platform focused on economic opportunity.

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Eric’s Story “Being [in my own housing] has really given me purpose. I see good things in my future. The future’s looking great for me.” Eric was living on the streets for five years and trying to hold down a job. A street outreach worker helped him get into Avivo Village, our transitional housing shelter focused on helping individuals find permanent housing. He was connected with the supports he needed to move into an affordable apartment. He is working on his career and life goals.

Having a home allows him to spend time with his children.

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What your gift can do: $5,000

Provides a full scholarship for a student to complete training, achieve credentials, and enter a career with a living wage.

$2,500

Provides a day of housing and treatment services for 15 women and their children.

$1,000

Provides a week of street outreach to connect individuals who are homeless with shelter, like Avivo Village, and housing and vital services.

$500

Supplies a bed, mattress and dresser for an individual to transition out of homelessness into stable housing.

$250

Equips a participant with a professional outfit for interviewing and one month of public transportation for job hunting or to get to work.

Avivo serves between 12,000 and 15,000 individuals each year in the Twin Cities and St. Cloud areas. Avivo helps people achieve recovery, find housing. access education, and enter careers or employment, which open doors to economic advancement. We specialize in helping individuals and families who face complex barriers to success – poverty, homelessness, unemployment, chemical addiction or mental health concerns. We provide chemical and mental health services, housing support, career education and employment services. Ultimately, our paired services lay a foundation of health, and social and economic wellness, that transforms lives. avivomn.org

Tawny’s Story “Avivo was there, the moment I needed them most. They give you housing, and then you go to your [treatment] programs. You have daycare while you are in programs. That’s a big thing.” Tawny came to Avivo’s family treatment program from living on the streets. She was nearly eight months pregnant. Avivo provided family housing paired with treatment. Living in recovery, she was reunited with her children. Avivo helped her find permanent supportive housing to start her next steps and plan for her future, including employment.

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Avivo Board of Directors Charles Abrahamson, Vice Chair Community Leader, Healthcare Business Consultant

Kathleen McClung Ameriprise Financial

Carlton Ammons HealthPartners

Kathy Schoenrock Graco, Inc.

Jason Beumer U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management

Mark Skubic Tapestry Hill Consulting

LaVelle Neal Star Tribune

Jill Butler, Chair PricewaterhouseCoopers

Christopher Toppin, Treasurer Deloitte

Dr. Nicole Cooper UnitedHealth Group

Darrell Tukua KPMG LLP, Retired Partner

Emily Hebert Target Corporation

Chad Underwood Fourteen Foods

Dan Jaeger, Vice Chair St. Patrick Catholic Church

Brian Van Abel Xcel Energy

Thomas Keul, MD, Secretary Hennepin County Medical Center

Ron Zweber Bremer Bank, Retired

Joshua D. Krsnak Hempel Companies

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Philip’s story “Avivo really prepared me for an IT career. If I hadn’t had training like what I had at Avivo, I wouldn’t have been successful.” Philip endured multiple layoffs and decided a career change was the answer, rather than another short-term job. Deciding on a career in information technology (IT), he enrolled in Avivo Institute for Career & Technical Education. He was selected for an IT internship at Avivo after graduating, which gave him experience in a tough job market during the pandemic. His IT certifications, combined with the hands-on experience, helped him quickly land a his current job!

Avivo’s Business Partner Council Avivo’s Business Partner Council is an innovative, employer network of professionals committed to strengthening Minnesota’s workforce and communities. The following members help inform Avivo’s credentialed training curriculum, facilitate career education activities, and network to address local workforce trends and needs. We appreciate their partnership!

Samantha Ackermann UNFI

Brian Crosby Associated Bank

Samia Ali Volt Workforce Solutions

Camille Cummings Temp Works

Phil Arellano Real Time Talent

Leah Dale Team Personnel

John Ashby Neighborhood House

Joe Daniski Graco

Andy Augspurger Papco, Inc.

Kris Davis Printing Industry Midwest

Katie Bedney Prime Therapeutics

Ali Delaney Landscape Structures

David Berthiaume MNIT

Clara DeRosier Minnesota Electrical Association

Dan Betlock Metro Appliance Recycling

Brenda Dickinson Normandale Community College

Sheri Bodell Mystic Lake

Taylor Dixon TEK Systems

Andrea Brugger Award Staffing

Megan Domiano Benco Dental

Caleb Brunz Paul Davis Restoration

Michelle Dreier Minnesota Electrical Association

Samir Bushra No B.S. Advising

Carolina Eggert Harvard Maintenance

Brenna Carey Indrotec

Ron Etim UNFI

Stephanie Carlson Reflection Performance

J. Marie Fieger Nemer Fieger

Christiana Coop Hygge & West

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We are grateful for our event sponsors recognized below and on the pages of this event booklet!

Avivo Business Partner Council members, continued Garrett Fuchs Paul Davis Restoration Tom Gavaras Housing First Minnesota Robin Gilmer MN Veterans Home Ross Guthrie Minneapolis Institute of Art Marianne Halling Volkart May Nicole Hart Cintas

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Diane Hearden Volt Workforce Solutions Theresa Hughes Stinson

Moises Magana FedEx Freight

Lauren Hunter MN Department of Human Services

Kayla Maniak Kelly Services

Lauren Jopp Unison Comfort

Claire Mathias Verizon

Brittney Kessel Kelly Services

Megan Meuli Dress for Success

Marcie Koetke C-Tech Training

Kelsey Midthun Thrivent

Brad Konik Konik

Stefanie Mooney Mall of America

Erin Koolen Beacon Hill Associates

Sita E. Morantz Marsden

Casey Koop Sanford Health

Sue Motzko Prime Therapeutics

Aimee Lagos Hygge & West

Joe Mumford Wells Fargo

Karen Leddy Enterprise Holdings

Melissa Neville RevoHealth

Samantha Leuang MN Department of Human Services

Olivia Nielsen Medix

Special thank you to the following Event Steering Committee members for making this event possible!

Russ Becker President & CEO APi Group Inc.

David R. Frauenshuh CEO & Founder Frauenshuh

Jason Beumer Senior Vice President/Investment Managing Director U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management

Doug Jaeger President & CEO Ulteig

Jeanne Crain* President & CEO Bremer Bank

Brian Murray Chief Executive Officer Ryan Companies Stephen B. Wellington, Jr. Chief Executive Officer Wellington Management, Inc.

* Committee Chair Raquel O’Brien Park Nicollet

Bridget Reigstad Normandale Community College

Michelle O’Kelley Advent Talent Group

Javiar Robles Personnel Plus

Katie Palmer Dungarvin

Michelle Roddie Macy’s

Ann Palzer American Engineering Testing

Heather Rowson-White Amazon

Alison Pence Allina Health

Tyler Sadek Parsons Electric

Heather Peterson Allina Health

Dara Salvevold Caterpillar

Stephanie Pleasant UPS

Raul Sanchez Teamsters Service Bureau

Shawnee Prewett Cassia

Philomena Satre Land O’Lakes

Phil Proell Indrotec

Ryan Seleski Land O’Lakes

Patrick Quigley Award Staffing

Meghan Shields Meridian Services, Zenith Services and Orion Associates

Alec Reginato Aerotek

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Judy Gibson in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Robert Buteyn Mary Butterman Michele Cassavante in memory of Madeleine A. Roche Mark Chamberlain

Robin Gilmer Cheryl Glasser in memory of Steven & Perpetua Mildenberger Mary Goman

Camille Cummings

Johan Gomez Sang

Jean and James Curran in honor of Mary Lee

Jill Gordon Nick Gorski in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Veronica and Michael Dammeyer Susana Di Palma in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Jill Guimont

Melisa Dick Consecutive years of giving:

Alan Estevez

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5+

Trudy Gustafson in memory of Madeleine A. Roche ▲ 10+ ◄ 15+ ♦ 20+

Deborah Hagberg

Jennifer Lee in honor of Mary Lee

Patricia Hamm

Leslie Lindberg

Britt Hammerberg

Susan Link

Larry Hampel

Meara Lopez

Lynn Hansen

Bridget Lynch

Michelle Hanson

John Magnuson

Amanda Hart Lori Hart

Judy Lee Mannella in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Laura Hauser

Thomas Marr

Josie Heino

Margaret Mason

Leah Henrikson

Allen Mattson

Leslie Hingsberger

Ernee McArthur in memory of Madeleine A. Roche Kristen McCune

Paula Hirdler Ann Marie Hoffman Carol Ann Hoffmann Jay Isenberg and Lynda Monick-Isenberg David Jeffries and Molly McCartney Julie Jeppson Jim, Doug, and Eco Works Supply in memory of Madeleine A. Roche Carrie Zelin Johnson James Johnson, Jr. Lynn Johnson Lauren Kebschull Diane Kleszyk Amanda Kowal in memory of Amy Miller

Gary Melquist Georgette Micheletti in memory of Madeleine A. Roche Jeffery Miller Susan Miller Miranda Motsinger Tara Munroe Kathryn Nafstad Bri Neitzke Shane Novacek Michele Olsen Benjamin Olson ● Myrlah Olson in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Marilyn Krzenski

Todd Olson

George LaBrosse in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

JoAnn and Eric Pasternack Lindsay Pedalty

Hanh Lam

Ginger Pederson

Kristine Larsson in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Traci Persche in memory of LeRoy E. Eiler

Justine Launert

Amy Pfarr

Gerald and Judy Lausen ◄

Beth Pokela Steven Pomeroy

Chad and Mariah Porter

Sherry Stern and Steven Snyder ●

Patricia Pribyl-Brown Kathleen Quinn in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Meredith Strodel

Robert and Charlotte Rahn

Courtney Tchida

Nancy Rajanen Claudia and Bruce Reichert

Kimberly Thiede in memory of LeRoy E. Eiler

Allison Reinbold

Ms. Cindy Toppin

Victoria Reinhardt

Marie Torkelson in memory of Duane L. Berger

May Swenson

Jes Reyes

Lee Trelstad

Brian Riley

Emily Tuseth ●

Kerry Riley

Lisa van der Steur

Daniel Riskey

Deborah Victor

Roger and Sherry Ritten

Lana Vincent in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Deanne Ronald Delores Rothschadl

Theresa Wadden in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Tiffany Ruedy Kyle Ryan

Mitchell Walker

Michael Sandberg

Velvet Walker

Sheryl Saterstrom ● Elizabeth and Sumner Schmiesing Laura Seliski

Nancy K. Walton Jess Wegwerth Corinne Welter

Tina Shinn

Rebecca Werner in memory of LeRoy E. Eiler

David Siegel Debra Siegel in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Dawne White Michelle Widbin

Andrei Sivanich ■

Ricky Williams

Danielle Siver

Vita Wilson

Jen and Matt Smiley

Sylvia Winkelman in memory of Madeleine A. Roche

Katherine Smith and Mark Gillen The Solow Family

Andrew Witzel

Sam Standing in memory of George Floyd

Rachel Wojcik Christine Yates

Sarah Stephens

Christina Zajic Julie Zwald

Consecutive years of giving:

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5+

▲ 10+

◄ 15+

♦ 20+

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