Join us this winter for EquaSpace’s breakfast series, which features respected leaders in the community! For our February 4th program, Henry Jiménez, President and CEO of Propel Nonprofits, will speak on the organization’s services and programs. Attendees will also hear his insight on what is to come from the Green House Gas Reduction Fund, investing in nonprofits with capital campaigns, and his take on the state legislature’s actions towards the nonprofit sector.
BREAKFAST PREVIEW
- 8:00-8:30am: Light breakfast and networking
- 8:30-9:30am: Discussion, led by Nonoko and Sarah Clyne, the Executive Director of EquaSpace
- 9:30-10am: Q&A
REGISTRATION
- EquaSpace at Court Community Members: FREE
Please email info@equaspace.org to register - Non-EquaSpace at Court Community Members: $30
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LOCATION
Court International Building
2550 University Ave W, Suite 200N
Saint Paul, MN 55114
Directions
ABOUT HENRY
Henry Jiménez is the President and CEO of Propel Nonprofits, a nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution that offers nonprofits access to capital and wrap around capacity building services. He has dedicated his academic and professional life to advocating for and advancing his community. Prior to joining Propel, Henry was the Executive Director and President of the Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC). In his tenure there, Henry has led successful efforts to build generational wealth, reimagine cultural corridors, and invest in all communities, particularly Latino, immigrant, and undocumented communities. Henry is a trustee on the board of the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota and is the founding president of the board of directors of COPAL (Comunidades Organizando el Poder y Acción Latina), a Twin Cities-based non-profit working to consolidate and activate the civic power of MN’s Latinos. Nationally, he serves on the boards of the Opportunity Finance Network (OFN) and National Association of Latino Community Asset Builders (NALCAB). He is a 2023 Bush Fellow, a program hosted by the Bush Foundation that supports accomplished leaders with extraordinary track records who are ready to take their efforts to the next level and have even greater impact with and across communities.
Henry is originally from Las Vegas, NV and moved to Minnesota in 2008. He lives in Richfield with his wife and two young children.
