| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Charles Sprinkle |
Vice President for Legal Affairs | Profile |
Yelena Trepetin |
General Counsel, Senior Associate | Profile |
Angela Wishon |
Vice President, Research Compliance and Administration | Profile |
Matthew Fowler |
Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel | Profile |
TruStone Financial Credit Union is a member-owned financial cooperative based in Plymouth, Minnesota. Founded in 1939 by eight educators, it has grown to become Minnesota’s second-largest credit union, serving members across Minnesota and Wisconsin through 13 branches. The credit union emphasizes financial education, reflecting its origins as a teachers credit union, and operates under a "For Life" philosophy that prioritizes long-term relationships with members and community prosperity. TruStone offers a range of services, including digital banking for account management, loans for auto, mortgage, and personal needs, as well as credit cards and investment products. It also provides business solutions such as commercial lending and business account services. The TruStone Foundation promotes financial literacy through partnerships and scholarship programs, supporting youth education in the community. The credit union continues to grow through strategic mergers and technological investments, enhancing its member services and operational efficiency.
WE HELP ATHLETES PUSH LIMITS, CHALLENGE THE STATUS QUO AND STRIVE FOR THAT WHICH IS BEYOND THE HORIZON. Using insights from mountain athletes we have brought to market innovative products such as the Stretch Puffy Jacket focused on solving problems and delivering performance. SYNC is a fast growing performance sport brand building technical apparel for the mountain athlete. Through our single-mindedness and commitment to performance we have been able to deliver true innovation to our consumers.
The International Center of Photography (ICP) is a prominent institution focused on photography and visual culture, founded in 1974 by photojournalist Cornell Capa. Located in New York Citys Lower East Side, ICP serves as a center for exhibitions, education, and public engagement, highlighting the significance of photography in contemporary society. ICP promotes "concerned photography," which emphasizes socially and politically driven imagery aimed at fostering global change. The center curates rotating exhibitions that showcase both historical and contemporary works, drawing from its extensive archives. It also offers educational programs, serving over 3,000 students annually through various courses and workshops in photography, filmmaking, and visual storytelling. Additionally, ICP engages the public through lectures, symposia, and community events that explore the societal role of photography. ICP targets students, artists, educators, and photography enthusiasts, providing tailored programs for aspiring professionals and lifelong learners. Its mission is to advance photography as a tool for social change and cultural dialogue, solidifying its position as a leader in visual arts education and exhibition.