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HEN>EPIN ®OHMIC RIMU CE OFGAMZA7'1ON: DIRECTORS AS OF 2/1/87 The corporation has been launched by foi- individuals, who have committed time and energy over the past fifteen month,, to developing this initiative, with the anticipation that they will add to their ranks as UM goes forward. They are listed here in alphabetical order. ROBERT S. AR1ZEE, now with American Electronics Association, has worked as an executive for the Gallup Organization, The Psychological Corporation, Computech, Inc., and Control Data Corporation. Since 1958, the focus of his career has been on computerized information services. He has also been extensively involved in the creation of self-supporting non-profit corporations for societal goals. In energy conservation in 1980 he was the founding chairman of the board for the Natural Resource Corporation. He is chairman of the board for the Stillwater Data Processing Systems, Inc., organized in 1975 in the maximum security prison. He has served on the Hennepin Private Industy Council since 1979, both as member and twice as chairman, and also serves as chat man for the advisory committee of the Minnesota Supported Employment Project. He is chairman of the board for HERD. DANIEL C. PRUM has served on the Hennepin Private Industry Council as a member since 1984, and will again assume the chair in March, 1987. He has held positions in Human Resource 6 Manufacturing with the Toro Company, Whirlpool Corporation 6 Litton. Prior to creating his consulting and executive recruiting business, he was director of Human Resources at cTS - Fabri-Tek. His interest in creating work opportunities for the disadvantaged stems from his services as Metro director, as a loaned executive, with the National Alliance of Business. IIQA McCNXM: Her business career has included eight years as manager of the Brooklyn Center Chamber of Commerce. In October, 1986, she became communications director for Health Central, a health care management company. During her career with the Chamber of Comrerce, she initiated and organized the development of a hundred and seventy six unit housing project. Initiated and lead a group of northern suburban municipalities in forming a Convention 6 Tourism Bureau, and assisted in the relocation of businesses to Brooklyn Center. She also has served as a masher of Hennepin Private Industry Council, the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce Executive Board, Anoka -Ramsey Community College Board and initiated and served on the board of the Anoka County Mediation Project. JOTC6 D ORBDCB: Self-employed consultant to individuals and scull corporations in areas of personal employment issues. Lecturer and teacher on job skills i resume writing. Staff persona and facilitator for Eating Disorders Program at Methodist Hospital. Croup leader for Red Cross Child Care Course. Former director 6 organizer of Golden Valley youth Employment Services. Member of Hennepin Private Industry Council. Active community volunteer.