Preston M.

Preston M. has a diverse work experience that spans multiple industries. Preston began their career in 2009 as a Member of the Board of Directors for Clean Up the River Environment (CURE). From 2011 to the end of high school, they worked at Impact Innovations, Inc. assembling decorative Christmas bells and other plastic holiday products during the summers. In 2012, Preston interned at the Minnesota DFL Party as a Student Intern Writer and also worked as a Student Photographer at the University of Minnesota, attending and photographing events. In 2014, they worked as a Greenhouse Assistant/Landscaper at Heather Floral, where they performed daily responsibilities at a local greenhouse and engaged in residential and commercial landscaping. In 2015, Preston became a Printer Technician at Bennett Office Technologies, responsible for print equipment repair and maintaining customer satisfaction. In 2016, they took on the role of Farmhand at Gary Enevoldsen Farms for a short period. Later in 2016, they joined Nuvera as a Technology Solutions Technical Support, where they provided excellent customer support for TV, Phone, and Internet issues and learned CRM, ticketing, and provisioning software. In 2020, Preston transitioned within Nuvera to become a Network Operations Center Technician.

Preston M. has a strong educational background in both technical and psychological fields. Preston obtained their Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the University of Minnesota-Morris in 2013, following their completion of high school at Montevideo Senior High School from 2008 to 2012.

In addition to their degree in Psychology, Preston M. also holds an Associate's Degree from Minnesota West Community and Technical College, which they obtained between 2014 and 2016. During this time, they focused on Computer Support Technician, Information Security and Assurance, and CISCO Networking.

Furthermore, Preston M. possesses a certification in TestOut PC Pro from the TestOut Corporation, although the specific month and year of acquisition are not provided.