I’m the chair of the African American Leadership Forum Board of Directors I’m on the board of directors for a local and national nonprofit board as well as a member of an advisory council. In addition, I allocate time to meet with my mentees, take part in panel discussion or speaking engagements. I also spend a good portion of my time meeting with community leaders, non-profit organizations and other philanthropy leaders to learn about their work and potential opportunities to support their work. My day-to-day also involves overseeing humanitarian disaster relief work for Puerto Rico and a jobs pilot program for Black residents in neighborhoods with some of the nation’s worst racial disparities in poverty, employment, homeownership, education attainment, health and incarceration. Based on my learning, strategic alignments and collaboration opportunities, I’m leading the effort to develop philanthropy models to help increase health access to underserved populations around the world.
This involves partnering with internal and external partners in the field, observing their work, learning about their strategies and impact on underserved communities in countries like Ghana, Senegal and Guatemala. My day-to-day work varies from regular internal leadership meetings and business reviews to traveling to different states and countries around the world to work on developing and/or executing our philanthropy strategies. In 2014, she was awarded the PM360 Trailblazer Initiative Award for her innovative ideas, outstanding leadership qualities and ability to deliver on results. Paul Business Journal’s Diversity in Business Award in 2013 and their Women in Business Award in 2017 for her outstanding contribution to business and education reform in the Twins Cities. She is a recipient of a 2014 Bush Foundation Fellowship, awarded for extraordinary achievement and potential to lead change and strengthen the community. She has assumed board leadership roles for six prominent non-profit organizations including the African American Leadership Forum, The Harvest Network of Schools, Achieve MPLS, and The Black Women’s Health Imperative.
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Since moving to Minneapolis in 2010, she has devoted much of her free time to improving the health, education and economic status of underserved communities. in her last 16 years with Medtronic, beginning in medical device sales and progressing to global marketing, she has convened cross-functional teams across the globe to develop, improve, and disseminate neurosurgical techniques and best practices, primarily for deep brain stimulation therapy. Bartley is known for connecting people and making things happen. Bartley, who holds a doctorate in neurophysiology, leverages this knowledge to evolve her nontraditional mindfulness practices - living as a spiritual being having a human experience. She’s passionate about eliminating economic, health and education disparities in Minnesota. is the global director of Medtronic Philanthropy and a lifelong seeker of spiritual enlightenment and inner peace.
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