| AFCOM - Greater Minnesota |
Greater Minnesota ChapterMessage from the Greater Minnesota Chapter BoardWelcome to Greater Minnesota AFCOM. Since 2007, our chapter has brought together data center professionals, end users, industry partners, educators, workforce organizations, community leaders, utilities, trades, and public officials from across Minnesota. Today, our work extends far beyond industry networking. We are building a stronger connection between the data center industry and the communities we serve. Through education, workforce development, community engagement, and five statewide workstreams, we are creating trusted resources that help Minnesotans better understand the opportunities, responsibilities, and local impacts connected to data center development. Our work focuses on power and energy, water and environmental stewardship, construction and community impact, economic and workforce development, and community engagement. We are committed to providing clear facts informed by subject matter experts and shaped by the voices of people throughout Minnesota, including Indigenous communities, people with lived experience, educators, students, city councils, utilities, cooperatives, businesses, and local residents. We believe Minnesota can lead the future of the data center industry through collaboration, responsible growth, innovation, and a strong workforce. Everyone has a place in that conversation. We invite you to join us at a chapter meeting, educational program, Walk and Talk, annual golf tournament, community event, or one of our other opportunities to learn, connect, and contribute. Access Your Community Here
Our AFCOM Board Tiffany Kovaleski, President Thom Jackson, Vice-President Brad Wilson, Treasurer Missi Robinson, Secretary Sara Collova, Membership and Women in Data Centers Director Colleen Eddy, Membership and Women in Data Centers Director Bob Grill, Director at Large Heath Taylor, Director at Large Kevin Cunningham, Data Center Operator Jim Holmen, Media Point of Contact |
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