"I am honored that I an work alongside an architect from my native home in Norway to design a world-class cultural institution for my adopted home in North Dakota."Īrmstrong serves or has served on the board of Prairie Public Broadcasting, the Innovation Technology Loan Fund, Bully Pulpit Inc. "I grew up where Snøhetta is founded," Armstrong said, referring to the architectural firm that designed the library, slated to open in 2026.
At UND, she met her future husband, Kelly, who represents North Dakota in Congress. She is a graduate of the University of Oslo, where she received a masters of law degree, and the University of North Dakota, where she earned a juris doctorate. She also serves on the board of managers.Ī Norwegian immigrant, Armstrong recently became a U.S. The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Foundation has added Kjersti Armstrong to its board of trustees and Daniel Muus as its first chief development officer.Īrmstrong is the senior vice president, general counsel and secretary of Bluestem Brands, an e-commerce collective headquartered in Minneapolis that oversees five retail brands.
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