Steven Triebernig
The College of St. Scholastica, Class of 2015
DULUTH, MN -- Steven Triebernig of Princeton, MN graduated from The College of St. Scholastica with a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Behavior. The College held its fall 2015 commencement cere...
January, 12 2016 - Verified by The College of St. ScholasticaA new non-profit organization that benefits struggling homeowners has been launched in Minnesota. The non-profit organization, Hope for America, assists struggling homeowners in dealing with large banks and mortgage institutions to get them the help they need. It is sometimes hard to communicate with big institutions that have often lost sight of helping those who may be in a temporary bind. Hope for America was launched in early 2013 and has been gaining rapid attention as a successful homeowner advocate, working with struggling homeowners who are trying to get their voices heard. The company was formed by five community leaders from the central Minnesota area. Steve Triebernig from Princeton, has diligently been helping struggling homeowners at no charge for over three years, with many success stories too numerous to name., Brian Hilbrands from Spring Lake Park, Walter Johnson from Plymouth, Kevin Triebernig from Milaca and Kathy York from Princeton have also joined with Steve Triebernig, in a compassionate effort to help as many people as possible from every walk of life. This dedicated team serves as directors, and are each experienced with being the middle-man when it comes to advocating big banks on behalf of homeowners who have hit hard times. It never ceases to amaze me how powerful a community can be when they all come together with support and love, says Steve Triebernig. Hope for America serves the local community, and many in other parts of the US, by connecting people with the resources that they need to get through some of the toughest seasons of their lives. Hope for America offers job seeking and resume building services, local low or no-cost family counseling, small business planning, foreclosure prevention, and more. They are concerned with ALL the needs of a hurting family, including finding food support.
I started showing up after school when I was about eight years old. I really was not interested in baking, I just wanted to spend time with my father.
It was not long before I was mixing sour dough starters, wrapping bread, greasing pans, and doing dishes.
By the age of fourteen, I was managing the bakery production. By the age of sixteen I was managing the bakery.