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Minnesota executive director meets with government officials during NCAN Annual Hill Day

College Possible Minnesota’s Executive Director BG Tucker is pictured in a suit, standing outside Rep. Angie Smith’s Office next to a state flag and rainbow flag.

On March 31 and April 1, College Possible Minnesota’s Executive Director BG Tucker participated in the National College Attainment Network’s (NCAN) Leadership Summit and Annual Hill Day. Providing a mix of knowledge and skill-building sessions, the first day of this event included a half-day executive retreat, advanced training for those looking to deepen their communications skill set, plus four sessions on the latest trends and biggest ideas related to higher education access and attainment.

College Possible Minnesota’s Executive Director BG Tucker is pictured with Minnesota Senator Tina Smith.The second day of the event sent attendees to Capitol Hill to put their new skills into action. Tucker and her summit colleagues made their voices heard and educated their representatives in the US House and Senate on time-sensitive and pressing policy matters. BG was able to meet with several Minnesota representatives, including Senators Tina Smith and Amy Klobuchar and Congresswoman Angie Craig.

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