Mimi Reed

Q: What is Mimi Reed email address?

Email Mimi Reed at reed.mimi@principal.com. This email is the most updated Mimi Reed email found in 2026.

Q: How to contact Mimi Reed?

To contact Mimi Reed send an email to reed.mimi@principal.com. If you want to call Mimi Reed try calling on +15152470123. (updated on November 04, 2024)

Collaborative Chair - Juvenile Drug Court at Polk County Juvenile Court | Des Moines Metropolitan Area

About Mimi Reed

Mimi Reed is a dedicated professional currently serving as a Collaborative Member of the Juvenile Drug Court at Polk County Juvenile Court, where she plays a pivotal role in supporting at-risk youth on their path to recovery from drug addiction. In this capacity, Mimi collaborates with a multidisciplinary team of experts to implement the Juvenile Drug Court and Too Good To Lose programs, which are designed to provide comprehensive support and resources for young individuals facing substance abuse challenges. Her commitment to this cause was inspired by her late friend, the Honorable Judge Colin Witt, whose vision for transformative justice continues to guide the initiatives she champions.

Mimi's expertise in marketing strategy and product management is instrumental in developing outreach programs that effectively engage the community and raise awareness about the importance of youth recovery services. By leveraging her skills in social media and financial services, she crafts targeted campaigns that resonate with small-to-medium sized business owners and community stakeholders, fostering partnerships that enhance the resources available to the Juvenile Drug Court. Her proficiency in navigating regulatory frameworks, as evidenced by her Series 7, Series 66, and Series 26 licenses, allows her to advocate for funding and support that directly benefits the youth in the program.

Through her work, Mimi Reed exemplifies the intersection of compassion and professionalism, driving impactful change in the lives of young people in Polk County. Her ongoing commitment to building sustainable marketing strategies not only addresses the immediate needs of the youth she serves but also contributes to a broader dialogue about the importance of recovery and rehabilitation in the community.

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