“Armetha is a passionate, thoughtful leader. I had the pleasure of working under Armetha's mentorship at Cargill, and I can confidently write that she is a powerful asset to any team. She drives success with her focus and intellect. With Armetha's guidance, I was able to grow from an intern to a full-time employee.”
Armetha Pihlstrom
San Francisco, California, United States
11K followers
500+ connections
San Francisco, California, United States
11K followers
500+ connections
About
I specialize in consulting, business development, new startups, and significant market…
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Activities and Societies: SHRM, Women in Business
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Activities and Societies: Toastmasters public speaking, Women in Business
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MLK Chair Director and Event Planner
MLK volunterring events at Cargill
- 5 years 7 months
Poverty Alleviation
As Cargill MLK Chair created and planned volunteer events.
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Projects
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2015 Cargill MLK Legacy Award
Created and led the 2015 Cargill MLK Legacy Award for innovative leadership in business, community, culture, inclusion and diversity, and mentorship demonstrated throughout one’s career. Congratulations to our local partners (and several Minneapolis based colleagues) who received the first-ever Cargill MLK Legacy Awards this week: Eric Mahmoud from The Harvest Network Of Schools, Kenneth Charles from General Mills, and Caroline Wanga from Target. Also, Cargill's very own: Tracey Gibson, Vernon…
Created and led the 2015 Cargill MLK Legacy Award for innovative leadership in business, community, culture, inclusion and diversity, and mentorship demonstrated throughout one’s career. Congratulations to our local partners (and several Minneapolis based colleagues) who received the first-ever Cargill MLK Legacy Awards this week: Eric Mahmoud from The Harvest Network Of Schools, Kenneth Charles from General Mills, and Caroline Wanga from Target. Also, Cargill's very own: Tracey Gibson, Vernon McIntosh, Frank Sims, Jenny Verner, Robert Taylor, and James Pierce.
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Honors & Awards
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2015 Diversity in Business Leaders Award
Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal
The Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal is pleased to announce the honorees for its 2015 Diversity in Business awards.
The Diversity in Business awards recognize some of the Twin Cities leading business leaders (owners and executives) from the GLBT and ethnic minority communities.
http://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2015/06/16/2015-diversity-in-business-honorees-announced.html
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Greener by Default
Greener by Default Advisory Board
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