Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs
Camille Creamer possesses over 20 years of organizational support experience for executive staff within the State of Minnesota, currently serving in the Office of the Deputy Commissioner at the Department of Veterans Affairs since January 2013. Prior roles include serving as Executive Assistant to the Special Advisor to the Governor on Health Care Reform, where leadership was provided to develop and implement health reform policy, and as Executive Assistant in the Office of the Commissioner at the Department of Human Services, overseeing operations related to information technology and Indian policy. Camille Creamer has collaborated closely with tribal governments on the implementation of services for American Indian communities in Minnesota. Education was completed at Inver Hills Community College.
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Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs
The Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs (MDVA) is a cabinet level state agency dedicated to serving Veterans and their families by assisting them in securing state and federal benefits, and by providing programs and services relating to higher education, benefits, burial, claims, outreach and veterans preference. MDVA also operates five Veterans Homes throughout the state, providing a continuum of long-term care for its Residents, with a strong emphasis on remembering and recognizing the service and sacrifices of all Veterans.