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Katrina Funder provided her contact information including phone number, email, address, and LinkedIn profile. She lists her top competencies as servant leadership, critical thinking, hard work, effective communication, and being a goal-getter. Her values include trust, humility, positivity, morals, integrity, hope, boldness, motivation, passion, teamwork, thankfulness, honesty, and warmth. Her mission is to influence and impact others through Christ-like love to live a fulfilling life and her goals are to constantly do well and love others as Jesus would, always find potential in others, and stay away from judgement by being happy in the present.
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- 1. 763-‐486-‐9250 Kmf43548@bethel.edu Ramsey, MN 55303 LinkedIn/KatrinaFunder Katrina ACHIEVER INCLUDER FUTURISTIC LEARNER POSITIVITY Funder Competencies 1. Servant Leadership 2. Critical Thinking 3. Hard Working 4. Effective Communication 5. Goal-Getter --Values-- Trust Humility Positivity Morals Integrity Hope Boldness Motivation Passion Teamwork Thankful Honesty Warmth Mission: Influencing and impacting others through Christ-like unending love to live a fulfilling life. Goals 1. Strive to constantly do well and love others as Jesus would. 2. Always find the potential in others. 3. Stray from judgement. Be happy with the “now”.