Tom Rassieur is the John E. Andrus III Curator of Prints and Drawings at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. He came to Mia in 2009 from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Under his leadership Mia’s collection of prints, drawings, and illustrated books has grown by several thousand works, including many enduring masterpieces, and endowments to fund continued growth have doubled. He has curated or co-curated more than fifty exhibitions, including major shows on Rembrandt and the Age of Martin Luther. He is the presenting curator for Mia’s current featured exhibition, “Modern Art and Politics in Germany, 1910-1945 – Masterworks from the Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin.”

First-hand insights on providing psychological support during the ongoing war in Ukraine while experiencing many of the same stressors as clients. The talk will explore the emotional, ethical, and practical challenges of working in crisis conditions, including cultural considerations, realities of telehealth practice in a war zone, and balancing clinical responsibilities with personal safety during air raids and ongoing uncertainty.

Empowering the Next Generation Through Real-World Learning

Rotarians are such caring people, they often leave themselves until last.  Club 9s own fleet of financial advisors - Todd, Matt & Sharon will be sharing their best tips and tricks for a successful financial llfe. This is a don't miss meeting - no sales - only great advice.

Networking That Works: Building Relationships That Open Doors

Jeffrey Loehmann and Mike Beers from Gardner Builders update us on construction downtown.

Sparks of the Revolution

Laurence Reszetar is the Deputy Director and the Director of International Business Strategy in the Minnesota Trade Office (MTO). Laurence joined the MTO in March 2014 as the state’s first Director for Foreign Direct Investment, In March 2019 he added additional responsibilities for directing Minnesota’s international engagement. In January 2025, he was promoted to Deputy Director of MTO. As such, he and his team develop and administer the state-wide strategy to use international connections and foreign direct investment to diversify and grow Minnesota’s economy for everyone and to identify opportunities for building ties with foreign governments, clusters, and companies. Prior to MTO, he was a practicing attorney at the Maslon Law Firm. He has consulted and lobbied on international trade issues in Washington, D.C., and was a researcher and program administrator at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City as both a Research Associate and Program Associate.

Judge Caligiuri will offer an introduction to and discussion of the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines, which govern felony sentencing in our state, and will give an overview of adult criminal court in Hennepin County.

Jon Olson has postponed his appearance due to a family emergency. There will be a replacement program from Joey Brue, the Tap Dancing Roofer.

Steve Grove is CEO and publisher of the Minnesota Star Tribune. Previously, he was Minnesota’s commissioner of employment and economic development. Before moving back to his home state, Grove built a career in Silicon Valley as an executive at Google and YouTube, most recently as the founding director of the Google News Lab and previously as YouTube’s first head of news and politics.

Grove is the author of a book published by Simon & Schuster called "How I Found Myself in the Midwest: A Memoir of Reinvention", a book about moving back to his home state and leaving tech for government and then media. You can read more and purchase the book here: https://www.magersandquinn.com/product/How-I-Found-Myself-in-the-Midwest-A-Memoir-of-Reinvention/27216024

Jennifer Spire will share about building a winning culture, which includes the importance of having a clear purpose and vision, being transparent and communicative, and being independent, making decisions that are best for our people.