Ibrahim Mohamed is an elected official for Shakopee’s school board, and the executive director of the Community Resource Center. The CRC, a non-profit, has a mission statement to promote positive change in childrens’ and families’ lives by engaging with and connecting families to resources that will aid in success both at schools and within the community. Ibrahim has worked for public schools for two decades as a teacher, equity specialist, cultural liaison, and most recently, a counselor. Throughout his career in education, Ibrahim became a voice for immigrant students and students of color by recognizing unique barriers they face and working to reduce them so that students can succeed. In addition to his long spanning career in education, Ibrahim taught business workshops at the Neighborhood Development Center, a non-profit organization that guides entrepreneurial success for small local businesses, resulting in numerous Somali immigrants starting their own businesses. Ibrahim has a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls in psychology and counseling, and a bachelor's degree in business administration and finance from Saint Mary’s University.