Age: 64
Career: Chairman, CEO and majority shareholder of Equity Bank in Minnetonka, which Liefschultz and a group of investors bought around 2001. Liefschultz is involved with a number of real estate-related companies including the Remada Co. Inc., Frederick Street LLC, 5900 Green Oak LLC, Preserve Townhomes LLC, the Guider Group LLC and Lake Riley LLC.
Education: J.D. cum laude, University of Minnesota law school, 1973
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