MnTC Executive and Leadership Team

Tom Truszinski, the Chief Executive Officer at MnTC, directs the overarching strategic vision for addiction recovery services. Overseeing the expansion of residential and outpatient treatment programs, the Chief Executive Officer ensures alignment with the mission of providing holistic care to men, women, and teens. This leadership role involves managing complex organizational health and fostering partnerships that enhance recovery outcomes across the Minnesota region. By prioritizing sustainable growth and clinical excellence, Tom Truszinski directly impacts the efficacy of substance abuse treatment initiatives. The Chief Executive Officer maintains rigorous standards for all recovery support services, ensuring that every individual receives tailored care. Through constant evaluation of operational performance, the Chief Executive Officer drives the organization toward long-term stability and community impact. Ultimately, Truszinski secures the resources necessary to maintain high-quality, accessible treatment options for those seeking recovery from addiction.

Eric Vagle, the President at MnTC, manages the internal operational infrastructure required for comprehensive addiction treatment. Overseeing the daily execution of residential programs, the President ensures that clinical protocols meet the specific needs of individuals seeking recovery. This leadership role involves coordinating resources across multiple Minnesota locations to maintain high standards of care for men and women. By streamlining administrative processes and facility management, Eric Vagle directly impacts the efficiency of treatment delivery. The President works closely with the Board to align operational capacity with the growing demand for substance abuse and mental health services. Through rigorous oversight of facility safety and staff training, the President fosters a supportive environment conducive to long-term healing. Ultimately, Vagle drives the operational excellence necessary to sustain the organization's mission, ensuring that every recovery program functions at peak performance for all clients.

Shreyansh Agrahari, the President at MnTC, leads the development and integration of specialized recovery programs for veterans and teens. Overseeing the implementation of evidence-based treatment models, the President ensures that specialized care pathways remain responsive to evolving mental health needs. This leadership role involves managing cross-functional teams to expand outpatient services and ongoing recovery support across the state. By architecting innovative care solutions, Shreyansh Agrahari directly impacts the success rates of specialized patient populations. The President collaborates with external stakeholders to secure funding and resources for program expansion, ensuring that the organization remains a leader in addiction recovery. Through the continuous refinement of clinical workflows, the President enhances the quality of care provided to diverse demographics. Ultimately, Agrahari drives the strategic evolution of treatment services, ensuring that the organization provides a robust, supportive community for every individual seeking a path to sobriety.

Mary Brown, the Senior Vice President, Marketing. Chief Marketing Officer at MnTC, architects the brand strategy and outreach initiatives for addiction recovery services. Overseeing the communication of treatment availability, the Chief Marketing Officer ensures that individuals struggling with substance abuse find accessible pathways to care. This leadership role involves managing public awareness campaigns that highlight the holistic approach to recovery offered throughout Minnesota. By optimizing digital and community-based engagement, Mary Brown directly impacts the volume of same-day assessments and program enrollment. The Chief Marketing Officer collaborates with clinical leadership to translate complex treatment benefits into clear, supportive messaging for families and veterans. Through data-driven analysis of market trends, the Chief Marketing Officer refines outreach efforts to maximize the reach of recovery support. Ultimately, Brown strengthens the public presence of the organization, ensuring that those in need recognize the available support systems.