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Tim Husnik is a candidate for the Mounds View School Board. He is a resident of Shoreview and has resided there for 5 years. He and his wife, Bobbie Husnik, have two children, William and Samantha, who will be entering school in the upcoming years.
Career: A numbers and finance expert!
Tim has a 10 year career in finance at Wells Fargo in the Technology and Operations group. Tim is responsible for managing a multi-million dollar operating budget of a Fraud Prevention group at Wells Fargo. Tim helps this 700 member team with annual budgeting, forecasting financials, and analyzing data. He runs a tight ship, collaborates with others to keep the budget in balance, and is known for providing innovative solutions to challenging problems.
Education: A mix of Art and Business.
Tim grew up in Cloquet, Minnesota, a small town in northern Minnesota known for great hockey and a little burger joint called Gordy’s Hi-Hat. He went on to receive a BFA degree in visual communications from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and will receive a MBA degree in Finance and Management from the University of Minnesota (Carlson School of Management) in 2011.
It should be noted that Tim’s educational background contains a mixture of creative and business-oriented degrees. This is a key component on why he’s been successful in the private sector. Tim offer’s a unique perspective and solves problems in creative, often enlightening, ways. He knows how to “add value” and solve complex problems.
Community Service: Lending a helping hand.
Tim has volunteered over 80 hours as a Reading Buddy Mentor at Pinewood Elementary School since 2007. Each week during the school year he meets with his district-assigned “Reading Buddy” student and they read books, play games, practice math and have lunch together. Tim’s goal is to give all the Mounds View children a political “voice” in regards to the education they are receiving.
Tim is also actively involved with his church community at St. Odilia. He is a member of the 10 person Finance Council which manages the financials of the church and school. This group provides finance recommendations and advice to senior church leaders. He is currently serving a 3 year term.