KIM GARRETSON
Age: 57
Residence: Edina
Education: Bachelor's degree in journalism from University of Missouri
Career: Consultant to Blowtorch Entertainment. Former director of emerging media and venture capital liaison for Best Buy. Co-founded Nova Media Group.
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