The Hamlet at Southbridge Board of Directors is a five-person panel of elected neighbors.
Elections occur at the Annual Association Meeting held every spring.
- The Board Members
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President
Vice President - Treasurer
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Secretary
Director
May , 2009- The currently elected board members will be meeting in May of 2009 to determine who will serve on which board position. Here is information on each of the 2009 board members.
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Peter Conrad (Elected in 2006) Peter and his wife, Ann, have lived in Southbridge with their three children (Matt, Christie and Emma) since February of 2005. Peter graduated from Bethel College, now University, with a BA in Communications in 1986 and completed an MBA in Technology Management from the University of Phoenix in June 2005. He currently works for Lockheed Martin in Systems Engineering, and his favorite hobbies are computers, music, movies and spending time with my family. His goal for the neighborhood would be for it to be a place where people understand that life together in a community provides much greater benefits than individual families living in the same place. Peter hopes to accomplish (his wife says world peace, cheaper gas and well manicured lawns at each house) but he is not going to hope so big. He thinks if he can just contribute to Hamlet being a better place for all of us to live and raise our children, then he has accomplished something of value. Brian Heaver (Elected in 2009) Brian and Susie moved to Southbridge in May of 2008 from Minneapolis where they spent 2 years living on Lake Calhoun. The transition has been great and the neighbors have been very welcoming. They look forward to spending several years here and working to continue understand the community more and more. Recently, an addition was added to their family, a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel puppy named "Louie". Brian is a Senior Managing Consultant who currently works for CherryRoad Technologies. Prior to joing CherryRoad Technologies Brian worked for BearingPoint and Deloitte specializing in Management for large software implementations. Pete and his wife, Susan, moved to Southbridge from Burnsville in October of 2002 along with their four children. Shortly after moving here, Pete dove right in and started volunteering at Red Oak. He served as the President of the PTO for one year and on the Building Leadership Team (BLT) for four years. Currently, he serves on the Board of Directors of Eagle Ridge Academy in Eden Prairie where his two oldest sons attend. He works at Bethany Press International in Bloomington as the Chief Operating Officer and has been employed there for over 11 years. Previously, he spent 8 years in newspaper advertising sales and management. Pete spends his free time volunteering, spending time with friends and family and camping in the summer. His family attends Grace Church in Eden Prairie. Pete joined the board to help give back to the community, encourage neighborhood relationships and foster a sense of community. He wants to help balance the good of the overall neighborhood with the rights of the individual property owners. |
Tom Pitschneider (Elected in 2002)
Tom has been a resident of
Shakopee since 1982. He is a member of the Shakopee Fire Department (which is
staffed by volunteer members of the community) and has been the fire
marshal/inspector for the City of Shakopee since December 1999. Tom is married
and has two children. His interests include camping and other outdoor
activities. He enjoys spending summer evenings watching the kids play in the
cul-de-sac.
This will be Tom’s third term on the board. His goals include: maintenance of
green space and making Hamlet at Southbridge a place every resident can be proud
to call home.
Adrienne Stark (Elected in 2006)
Adrienne and her husband, Mike, along with their two children Evan and Grace, have been residents of the Hamlet neighborhood for four-and-a-half years. Adrienne is currently a stay-at-home-mom. She holds a BS in actuarial science from Drake University. In her free time, Adrienne enjoys running, camping, gardening, reading and crafts.
Adrienne’s main goals for the Hamlet neighborhood are to maintain a safe environment for our children, keep it attractive to visitors, and overall make the neighborhood a place in which we can all be proud to live. As a board member, she hopes to be receptive to everyone’s needs, to be fair to the majority, and to contribute her time and talents to the best of her ability.