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of Mitch Rudolph
The copywriter
Career Focus
Enthusiastic entry-level copywriter seeks a communications opportunity. Eager to use my writing,
critical thinking, and design skills to gain experience, plus, add value to an agency or marketing department.

Summary of Skills

Copywriting (Promotional, Editorial, and Technical)

Design (Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator)

Online Marketing Skills and Techniques

Advanced Skills in Microsoft Programs (Excel, Word, ect.)

Social Media Marketing Techniques (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)

Event Management
Photography/Videography

Accomplishments

MOA 2012 Advertising Campaign Winner

Earned first place in a competition for a three-year campaign for
Mall of America. Collaborated successfully with a team of nine students.

Professional Experience

Mitch Rudolph
651-285-6380
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Colfax, WI The Winona State Cross Country team placed 14 overall with five teammates on the mens team
running under 27:35 at the Blugold meet last Friday.
Teammates, Bryan Lindquist, David Lund, Kyle Dammen and Clay Scott all raced under 27:35. The men ran
eight kilometers and the women ran six kilometers.
The mens lead time was set by freshman, Billy Eifert. He had a time of 26:42, which placed 57th out of 152 team
places. There were over 370 total runners. The mens team placed 14th overall with a time of 27:14 2:16:08 0:51.
The University of Wisconsin Lacrosse won the event with a team time of 25:41 2:08:23 0:24. This was the Warriors fifth meet this season.
22 teams competed in the mens division and 19 teams for the womens. The girls team placed 10th with a team
time of 24:01 2:00:04 0:28. When asked how the womens team did last Friday, Junior Kayla Gudmundson said,
We did pretty well. There were a lot of personal best. Gudmundson has been running competitively since 7th
grade. She had a time of 24:19.
Freshman Jessica Young set the womens lead time with 23:52. Young is among several freshmen that have been
doing well this year. Weve added a lot of new freshman to the team, said Gudmundson. Jessica Young has
been doing consistently well this season. She placed 43rd overall at last Fridays meet.
Both mens and womens ran full force. Its a fast course, said Assistant Coach Adam Boothe. He and Head
coach Neal Mundahl coach both mens and womens Cross Country teams. Mundahl has been the head coach for
13 years for the womens and 10 years for the mens. He led the womens team to the NSIC Team Championship
and the NSIC Individual Championship in 2004 and won both. He has earned three NSIC Coach of the Year
awards.
The next meet is the Pine Hill Invitational at Carlton, MN. The meet will take place on Saturday the eighth at
10:00 a.m. and will feature the presence of the entire team. It is also an overnight trip for the athletes making it
the first overnight meet this season. Only two more meets until the NSIC Championships in Moorhead, MN.
The biggest threat to us this season is Mankato State and St. Cloud State. We should be able to beat both of
them. They have beat us in the past but our team is definitely better then it was in the past seasons, said Gudmundson. Conference is my favorite meet. The location usually changes every year but its during the time when
everyone is at their peak.
If the team does well at conference they will go on to Denver, CO. to qualified for a spot at the NCAA Central
Regional conference meets. After that its NCAA division two Championships held in Spokane, WA for a chance
at the Division championship. The Warriors continue to train hard for the rest of the season, practicing almost
everyday. For more information visit http://www.winonastatewarriors.com

News Release
For Immediate Release
November 21, 2012
Contact: Dan Jasper
Phone: 952-883-8829
Email: dan.jasper@moa.net

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Johnny Holm Band Play at Mall of America for Black Friday

BLOOMINGTON, MINN., (November 23, 2013) While waiting in line for Mall
of America to open on Thursday night, The Johnny Holm Band will perform a free
show at the front doors.
The Johnny Holm Band will take the stage at 10 p.m outside the front entrance of the
Mall. Admission is free for this all ages show. The band will play until midnight. In
addition to The Johnny Holm Band, free hot chocolate and coffee will be
distributed throughout the lines.
More Black Friday deals will be available all over the Mall. Shoppers who spend
more than $200 will receive four all day ride wristbands to Nickelodean Universe.
All that is needed is to present receipts from any combination of stores under the
Mall roof that total $200 or more to guest services.
Mall of America is a shopping mall and tourist destination in Bloomington, Minn
With an area of more than 4 million square feet, the Mall is the largest shopping destination in the United States in total area. The Mall celebrated its 20-year anniversary
in August.

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Veteran of the crop insurance world.

With over 30 years of experience, RCIS has continued to stand out in the crop insurance industry by providing the best
possible service and products available on the market. We offer a variety of hail, named peril, supplemental and
stand-alone insurance products as well as multi-peril insurance policies offered through the United States Department of
Agricultures Risk Management Agency.

Comprehensive products and services.

As the leading innovator of agricultural insurance in the United States, RCIS offers a comprehensive line of insurance
products and services to meet the unique requirements of producers, adding crops as new varieties emerge and
developing new types of coverage when needed.

A tradition of service, to insure the future.

We are committed to delivering industry-leading tools and resources to help both producers and agents. With more than
4,000 professionally trained and licensed agents, our team is growing stronger to help Americas farmers and ranchers
insure their future.

What is Crop Insurance?

Crop insurance has become an essential business tool for Americas agricultural producers. Working in an industry
where one catastrophic year could wipe out five years of profit, most farmers wouldnt think of operating without some
form of crop insurance. Crop insurance helps make Americas farmers and ranchers world leaders in agriculture,
allowing producers to stay competitive and be more innovative. It also helps them sleep better at night knowing that
should the unexpected happen, they will have the financial security to stay in business and go on to plant the next season.
Learn more about the importance of crop insurance through this link.

Strength and Stability

Rural Community Insurance Company (RCIC) is positioned to provide peace of mind to policyholders and producers
given our solid capitalization, historically strong operating presence and consistently strong ratings from the financial
community.

Our parent company, Wells Fargo

RCIS and RCIC are both wholly owned subsidiaries of Wells Fargo & Company. Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC)
is a nationwide, diversified, community-based financial services company. Founded in 1852 and headquartered in San
Francisco, Wells Fargo provides banking, insurance, investments, mortgage, and consumer and commercial finance
through more than 9,000 stores, 12,000 ATMs, and the Internet (wellsfargo.com), and has offices in more than 35 countries to support the banks customers who conduct business in the global economy.
Some products not available in all states or counties. This is a general description of selected coverage provisions. The
insurance policy should be consulted for detailed coverage provisions, restrictions and exclusions. Rural Community
Insurance Agency, Inc., is a managing general agency representing two risk-bearing insurance companies. Coverage is
underwritten in all states by Rural Community Insurance Company, Anoka, MN except in Montana where hail coverage
is underwritten by Tri-County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company, Malta, MT. Coverage type may vary by state. Rural
Community Insurance Agency, Inc., D/B/A RCIS, RCIS is an equal opportunity provider.

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Celebrating National Ag Day
In honor of National Ag Day, all of us at RCIS would like to
sincerely thank ag producers and crop insurance agents for the
vital role you play in supporting American agriculture. Your
hard work and commitment have helped shape the agricultural
economy into one of the most essential segments of the
American economy. RCIS is grateful to be part of this success
with a continued strong commitment to responsible and
effective risk management.
Throughout the year, it is important that each of us help others
understand how food and fiber products are produced and how
agriculture provides safe, abundant and affordable products.
Today, thanks to your efforts, agriculture is strong and well
positioned for the future. A salute to you and for all you do, we
are thankful.
Mike Day
President, RCIS

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Demi wants Moore alimony payments from ex Kutcher
On behalf of The Law Firm of Michael J. Shew, Ltd. posted in Alimony on Wednesday,
March 20, 2013
Most Phoenix residents in tune to pop culture have heard by now that actor Ashton
Kutcher and actress Demi Moore are getting divorced. After six years of marriage,
the Hollywood couple decided to call it quits. The divorce may not be a surprise but
Moores demand for alimony payment from Kutcher might surprise a lot of people.
The actress is 15 years older than her ex-husband and has demanded that he pay her
alimony after their divorce in December 2012. Many Hollywood insiders speculate
that Moore is acting out of revenge. The actress has an estimated 150 million dollar
fortune, while Kutcher is worth 140 million. Since the separation, both spouses still
maintain their large fortunes. It is safe to say that Moore probably wouldnt be too
hard up for money if she did not get alimony payments. Moore has more wealth than
Kutcher, which greatly reduces her chances of receiving alimony. It is assumed that a
judge would never allow alimony in this situation. But nonetheless, she will still try to
get money from him.
Not everyone is left with $150 million after a divorce. In the state of Arizona, the
spouse that earns more income typically does not qualify for alimony payments. After
all, the purpose of alimony is to correct any unfair economic effects of a divorce on
one party. There are spouses out there that really need the payments to help made ends
meet. In these cases, alimony is generally awarded but it depends on a lot of factors
that are often hard to predict.
If curious how alimony works or if an individual is qualified to pay or receive it, they
should consult with a legal attorney to find out what their best options are.
Source: The Guardian Express, Demi Moore Sought Alimony from Ashton Kutcher,
James Turnage, March 13, 2013