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Kentalé Morris Sr. resides in Saint Paul, MN with his wife, 4 children and is a two-time University of MN graduate, earning his BS in Agricultural and Food Business Management & Master of Business Administration degrees. Kentalé has nearly 2 decades of Sales, Marketing, and Analytics experience while holding a variety of roles at Land O’Lakes, Inc. with cross functional breadth and increasing responsibility. As Director of Sales, he leads the foodservice Commercial Sales Team in building long-term strategies, developing high performing sales talent, and motivating them to achieve annual volume and profitability goals.

Outside of work Kentalé has a passion for enabling others and spending time with family. He is an active member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated and U of MN’s CFANS Alumni Society Board. In 2021, Kentalé was elected President of 100 Black Men of the Twin Cities, Inc. where members activate mentorship-based programs to promote intellectual development of youth and community empowerment.

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Tionne Reese is a husband, father, and sales professional in the car business. Tionne has had the opportunity to work alongside his uncle and two cousins to purchase a car dealership in Bourbonnais, IL. Tionne talks about some of the sacrifices he's had to make in order to pursue his dreams. This includes him working in Illinois, while his wife and 7 children are still living in Minnesota. To learn more about Tionne or the car dealership his family purchased, follow him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/tionnereese or via the dealership website www.courtstreetfordbourbonnais.com.

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In this episode, we talk with Clifton Lovaloy who is a devoted husband, father and graduate student. After graduating from the University of Minnesota with two bachelor's degrees, he continues his educational and professional journey in pursuit of an Architecture license. Having a strong background and burning passion for Afro Studies and Design, he considers himself to be a multidimensional problem solver. His comprehension of language is at the forefront of his design thinking. This language he refers to comes in the form of a community's congregation style, familial structure, social economic outlook, and standing. He believes great design lies at the intersection of curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking.

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