Angela Burns Finney
Marketing professional with over 20 years experience, supporting PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC's) tax practices in Minneapolis, St. Louis, and Kansas City. I drive national initiatives and implement strategic tax marketing plans across PwC's Mid-Central Region, assisting lead tax partners with bringing relevant solutions and effective go-to-market strategies to their clients.
All work and no play? Giving back is rewarding for me. Born and raised in St. Paul's Rondo Community, and grew up with a generational legacy in community service -- I look for opportunities to not only serve my community but make an impact on a systemic level; I am committed to creating opportunities and shaping communities where people can thrive!
I currently serve the constituents of my...
Neighborhood - as vice chair for the District 8 Planning Council
Community - as a board member for the YWCA St. Paul
City - as a Ward 1 representative on the Neighborhood STAR Board for the City of St. Paul
State - as a commissioner for the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority
World - as a board member of The Lighthouse of Haiti
All work and no play? Giving back is rewarding for me. Born and raised in St. Paul's Rondo Community, and grew up with a generational legacy in community service -- I look for opportunities to not only serve my community but make an impact on a systemic level; I am committed to creating opportunities and shaping communities where people can thrive!
I currently serve the constituents of my...
Neighborhood - as vice chair for the District 8 Planning Council
Community - as a board member for the YWCA St. Paul
City - as a Ward 1 representative on the Neighborhood STAR Board for the City of St. Paul
State - as a commissioner for the Minnesota Sports Facilities Authority
World - as a board member of The Lighthouse of Haiti
Gerald Garth
What do you love about the Summit-University neighborhood?
I have lived in the Summit-University Community for over 25 years. I love living in a diverse community where many cultural customs are practiced and shared. I also like having the opportunity to know and learn from people from different cultures. Our neighborhood has become a melting pot where many different cultures live and work together.
How have you been involved in community service in the past?
I believe that everyone has a responsibility to provide some form of assistance within their community. I have been an Associate Minister for over 20 years, and I have worked with the prison ministries, offenders work readiness programs, and community reclamation programs. I have been a trainer helping youth regain their lives and worked with parents to regain their children. I have worked with numerous nonprofit organizations like; Stairstep Foundation, International Leadership Institute, Union Gospel Mission, UpWorks, Together Friends and co-founder of Dove Ministries, a family oriented wholistic mentoring program. I am running for the Summit University Planning Council Board to ensure that our community becomes recognized as a key component of this city. This area is rich in cultural diversity and can become world renowned both culturally and economically. We need to continue to be at the forefront of development and change. I love the diversity and the multicultural atmosphere that enriches this community right in the middle of a major metropolitan city.
Please tell us why you are running for the SUPC Board:
I am running for the Summit-University Planning Council Board to ensure that our community becomes recognized as a key component of this city. This area is rich in cultural diversity and can become world-renowned both culturally and economically. We need to continue to be at the forefront of development and change. I love the diversity and the multicultural atmosphere that enriches this community right in the middle of a major metropolitan city.
Please tell us a little bit about how you would contribute to the SUPC board:
I am a dedicated community activist and I will bring my years of experience and knowledge in a broad spectrum of skills to help enrich the goals and objectives of the Summit-University Planning Council. My interests are to keep the Summit-University community strong and vibrant.
I have lived in the Summit-University Community for over 25 years. I love living in a diverse community where many cultural customs are practiced and shared. I also like having the opportunity to know and learn from people from different cultures. Our neighborhood has become a melting pot where many different cultures live and work together.
How have you been involved in community service in the past?
I believe that everyone has a responsibility to provide some form of assistance within their community. I have been an Associate Minister for over 20 years, and I have worked with the prison ministries, offenders work readiness programs, and community reclamation programs. I have been a trainer helping youth regain their lives and worked with parents to regain their children. I have worked with numerous nonprofit organizations like; Stairstep Foundation, International Leadership Institute, Union Gospel Mission, UpWorks, Together Friends and co-founder of Dove Ministries, a family oriented wholistic mentoring program. I am running for the Summit University Planning Council Board to ensure that our community becomes recognized as a key component of this city. This area is rich in cultural diversity and can become world renowned both culturally and economically. We need to continue to be at the forefront of development and change. I love the diversity and the multicultural atmosphere that enriches this community right in the middle of a major metropolitan city.
Please tell us why you are running for the SUPC Board:
I am running for the Summit-University Planning Council Board to ensure that our community becomes recognized as a key component of this city. This area is rich in cultural diversity and can become world-renowned both culturally and economically. We need to continue to be at the forefront of development and change. I love the diversity and the multicultural atmosphere that enriches this community right in the middle of a major metropolitan city.
Please tell us a little bit about how you would contribute to the SUPC board:
I am a dedicated community activist and I will bring my years of experience and knowledge in a broad spectrum of skills to help enrich the goals and objectives of the Summit-University Planning Council. My interests are to keep the Summit-University community strong and vibrant.
