One of 40

Newton native named to Business Record’s ‘40 Under 40’ list

When Tina Carstensen graduated from Newton High School in 1993 and packed her bags for Central College in Pella, she had one thing in mind: pursuing her love of art.

While a career as a potter or painter wasn’t necessarily in the cards for Carstensen, the resulting endeavors could not have come together in a better fashion.

After graduating with a degree in communications studies, Carstensen launched her career in the marketing department at Shive-Hattery architecture firm in West Des Moines, joined a local leadership academy and dove headfirst into volunteer efforts – all things that led to her being honored as a part of the Des Moines Business Record’s 2013 “40 Under 40” class.

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