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DEVELOPMENT TEAM <br /> Jason and Angie Brown, Owners of White Bear Boat Works <br /> Steve Jensen, Architect of Record <br /> Terry Thompson, Development Manager <br /> White Bear Boat Works <br /> Bringing fun on the water to people of all ages and experience levels, White Bear <br /> Boat Works is a continuation of the historic Johnson Boat Works, former <br /> manufacturer of the scow racing sailboat since 1896. As the great-grandson of <br /> J.O. Johnson, inventor of the scow sailboat, Jason Brown managed the 102-year- <br /> old Johnson Boat Works for 12 years before starting the White Bear Boat Works <br /> with his wife, Angie in 1998. Specializing in new and used sailboats, wooden <br /> boat restoration, fiberglass and rigging repair, and parts and accessories, the Boat <br /> Works draws customers from all over the country. Currently employing 15 <br /> people, including 2 Hugo residents, the Boat Works has been a family-owned and <br /> operated business since its inception. By moving into the proposed larger <br /> building, White Bear Boat Works will be able to expand the business, and would <br /> look to hire additional employees from the surrounding community. <br /> Steve Jensen <br /> Steve has been a registered architect for 22 years, with extensive experience in <br /> commercial, industrial and marine design. He also has 35 years of construction <br /> experience. <br /> Terry Thompson <br /> Terry has 28 years of construction and development experience. He is a graduate <br /> of Iowa State University in Construction Engineering, and has worked for Kmart <br /> Corporation as a Construction Manager and Regional Development Manager. As <br /> a Development Manager he has been responsible for project budgets, conceptual <br /> site plan, site planning and development, due diligence, engineered drawings, <br /> administrating construction contracts, and oversight of project construction of <br /> $10 to $22 million Kmart developed properties throughout the United States. <br />