Executive Edge is not just a conference. It’s where you grow with your peers, so you can grow your organization.
This is where big ideas meet real-world strategy, and where bold, forward-thinking leaders gather to connect, challenge each other, and evolve. You’ll step out of the noise and into a space designed exclusively for CEO's, C-suite executives and senior leaders —where the conversations go deeper, the learning is more relevant, and the connections are lasting.
Leadership can be lonely—and Executive Edge changes that.
Join a community of forward-thinking leaders committed to shaping what’s next—for their organizations, their teams, and the industry.
Registration and badge pickup will be available beginning at noon, ahead of the optional Pre-Conference Deep Dive Sessions from 12:30 – 2:30 PM.
Journals and pens sponsored by
Halo Branded Solutions
Badges sponsored by Results at Hand
Arrive Sunday and make the most of it. Whether you want to dig into a focused working session before the conference begins or let the Mississippi River bluffs do the work, there's a good way to spend the day.
Two back-to-back sessions for leaders who want to hit the ground running.
Pre-conference registration includes both sessions.
12:30 – 2:00 PM | The Art + Science of Facilitation
Lowell Aplebaum, EdD, FASAE, CAE, CPF, CEO of Vista Cova
Aaron Wolowiec, FASAE, CAE, CMP Fellow, Founder & President, Event Garde
The highest-stakes conversations in your organization don't fail because of bad strategy. They fail because no one designed the room. The board retreat that circled the same issues. The planning session that built consensus in the moment and resistance six months later. The difficult conversation that never got to the real thing.
Skilled facilitation is what separates those moments from ones that actually move your organization forward. And for most CEOs, it's the last thing on the list until it's the only thing that matters.
Aaron Wolowiec and Lowell Applebaum explore what great facilitation demands at the executive level, how to recognize when you need it, and how to decide whether to lead it or get out of the way.
2:30 – 4:00 PM | What's your Ice Cream Machine?
Identifying & Fixing the 'Always Broken' Clogs in Your Association
Russ Webb, CAE, Executive Director, Bay Area Apartment Association
Your members are frustrated. Your staff is exhausted. And somewhere in your organization, there’s a broken machine everyone has quietly accepted as just… the way things are.
What’s Your Ice Cream Machine? is a hands-on leadership session that helps association executives identify the “always broken” clogs in their organizations — and fix them without a new budget, a new platform, or a board vote.
Through real case studies, a Shark Tank-style workshop, and a 30-day action plan, you’ll leave with a specific fix, a pitch that works, and a colleague to hold you accountable.
No consultants. No complexity. Just a wrench and the willingness to use it.
This part of Minnesota does not ask much of you. Highway 61 hugs the river the whole way down, the bluffs are peak color in late September, and Treasure Island sits right on the Mississippi. Arrive early and let the setting work.
Recharge Onsite at Treasure Island
Wave Spa offers massages, facials, nail services, and a full salon. Book in advance — Sunday appointments go fast. Reserve at ticasino.com or call 1-888-867-7829. Plus, don't miss the lagoon!
Get Out on the Course
Mount Frontenac Golf Course — 18 holes carved into the bluffs. Book at mountfrontenac.com or call 1-800-488-5826. Mississippi National Golf Links — 36 holes in Red Wing. Book at golfredwing.com or call 651-388-1874.
Make the Drive Part of It
Cannon River Winery is a great spot for a wine tasting or tour! Red Wing — riverfront walk, historic downtown, and Hanisch Bakery and Coffee Shop for something worth the detour.
Invite-only happy hour for CEO Sync and SyncUp participants.
A chance to connect with your cohort, continue the conversation, and spend a little time with people who are navigating similar challenges. Drinks, good conversation, and a space that’s just for this group
Hosted by: Associations North Mission Partners
Join us Sunday evening at Tado Steakhouse as we kick off Executive Edge with great food, great drinks, and an experience designed to bring everyone together before the learning begins.
Enjoy a hosted dinner while connecting with fellow association leaders from across the region. Whether you're meeting someone for the first time, reconnecting with a longtime colleague, or continuing a conversation from the day, the Welcome Reception is designed to help you settle in, build relationships, and start Executive Edge on the right foot.
The evening's featured entertainment is The Initials Game Live with Cory Cove, co-host of KFAN's Power Trip Morning Show and creator of one of Minnesota's most popular live trivia experiences. What began as a radio segment has grown into a fan-favorite event, drawing packed audiences and devoted followers eager to test their knowledge and quick thinking.
Contestants race to solve clues tied to a set of mystery initials while the audience follows along, cheers them on, and inevitably starts playing from their seats. The result is a fast-paced blend of trivia, wordplay, friendly competition, and laugh-out-loud moments that keeps everyone engaged.
Come hungry. Bring your competitive spirit. And get ready for an evening that feels more like a great night out than the start of a conference.
Dinner & Initials Game hosted by
Treasure Island Resort & Casino
Vingo in the Parlay Lounge DJ Bob
It's bingo with a soundtrack. Test your music knowledge as songs replace numbers in this interactive game that blends nostalgia, friendly competition, and plenty of sing-along moments. No special skills required—just listen, laugh, and see if you can be the first to complete your card. It's the perfect way to unwind, connect with fellow attendees, and end the day on a high note.
Join fellow early risers for an activity prior to the start of the conference. More details to be confirmed.
Start the day in a smaller setting designed for real conversation. This isn’t a grab-and-go coffee line—it’s a moment to connect with peers before the day begins.
Mercury Creative Group hosts this exclusive Executive coffee experience, setting the tone for what Executive Edge does best: high-quality access, thoughtful dialogue, and space to think.
Executive Coffee sponsored by
Mercury Creative Group
Start your day with breakfast, coffee, and easy conversation. This relaxed gathering is a simple way to connect with colleagues and get grounded before the program begins.
Lowell Aplebaum, Lowell Aplebaum, EdD, FASAE, CAE, CPF, CEO of Vista Cova
Angela Kisskeys, President, Associations North
Kick off Executive Edge with a welcome from Angela Kisskeys and Lowell Aplebaum, setting the tone for the days ahead. Together, they’ll frame the experience, highlight what matters most for this room of leaders, and get you grounded in how to show up for the conversations to come.
Joscelyn A. Davis, Leadership Strategist, President & CEO, JADE Strategies, Inc.
Leadership isn't tested when everything is going according to plan. It's tested in the conversations that shape trust, guide change, strengthen governance, and influence the future.
Association leaders are navigating unprecedented complexity. They're expected to inspire teams, align boards, engage members, and lead organizations through constant change—all while balancing competing priorities and limited resources. Yet the moments that define leadership rarely happen in strategic plans or board packets. They happen one conversation at a time.
In this dynamic and interactive opening keynote, leadership strategist Joscelyn A. Davis introduces the Leadership Conversation Framework℠, a practical model for navigating complexity with confidence and intention. Through engaging audience participation, real-world examples, and actionable leadership strategies, you'll discover how intentional conversations strengthen trust, create alignment, and position leaders to guide meaningful organizational change.
What You'll Take Away
You'll leave with renewed confidence to lead yourself, your team, and your organization through the conversations that matter most.
Opening Session sponsored
by Holmes Corporation
Christine Saunders, President & Founder of Halmyre
Most associations are sitting on more revenue potential than they realize.
Not because they're missing programs or ideas. But because the way they've defined and positioned what they offer hasn't kept pace with what the market will actually support — and the assumptions behind those decisions haven't been seriously examined in years.
That gap costs more than revenue. It shapes how your organization is perceived, what you're able to invest in, and how confidently you lead into the future.
Christine Saunders has spent years helping associations across North America find exactly where those gaps live and face the assumptions driving them. Her work isn't about pricing formulas. It's about helping leaders see their organization's value more clearly — and lead from that clarity.
This session is built around one question most associations haven't asked directly enough: Are we making revenue decisions from strategy — or from habit, comfort, and fear of pushback?
It's a harder question than it sounds. And the answers tend to surface conversations that are long overdue.
A morning snack break will be integrated into this session.
Moderator: Jenn Norman, VP of Customer Growth, Novi AMS
Bob Stanke, Chief of Staff and Integrator, MRAA
Joel Crandall, President & CEO, Minnesota Technology Association
Jaime Nolan, CEO & President, National Speakers Association
Before each leader shares their story, you’ll get the same challenge they faced—stripped of context, outcomes, and hindsight. In small groups, you’ll decide what you would do. Then the real decision gets revealed.
Bob Stanke, Joel Crandell, and Jamie Nolan walk through what actually happened inside their organizations—what they chose, what they weighed, and what followed. Not a polished case study. The real version.
You’ll compare your thinking against theirs, pressure-test your instincts, and leave with sharper perspective on the decisions sitting in front of you right now.
Lunch is courtesy of Meet Minneapolis — a team that knows exactly what it takes to bring people together. Today, that's you. Grab a seat and dig in.
Lunch sponsored by Meet Minneapolis
Lowell Aplebaum, Lowell Aplebaum, EdD, FASAE, CAE, CPF, CEO of Vista Cova
Cecil Smith, President & CEO, Minnesota Multi-Housing Association
The leaders who create the greatest impact are not always the ones with the best answers. They're often the ones asking the best questions.
Every leader faces moments when the path forward isn't clear. A board is divided. A strategic priority isn't gaining traction. A complex issue has multiple competing perspectives. The instinct is often to move quickly toward answers. The better approach may be to pause and ask better questions.
In this interactive session, Lowell Aplebaum and Cecil Smith will explore how generative inquiry can transform leadership conversations, strategic discussions, and organizational decision-making. Through real-world examples and practical exercises, participants will learn how to move beyond surface-level discussions, uncover underlying assumptions, and create the conditions for deeper thinking and better solutions.
Whether you're leading a board, staff team, volunteer group, or entire organization, you'll leave with practical tools to strengthen your leadership through curiosity, listening, and intentional questioning.
Key Takeaways
Tina Charpentier, Executive Vice President, Client Experience, Padilla
Facilitator: Rhea M. Steele, FASAE, CAE, ODCP, Chief of Staff & VP, Governance & Strategy, School Nutrition Association
Ask a CEO how their team is doing and you'll usually hear it's going fine. People are handling the change, morale's holding, everybody's on board. Ask the people a few rungs down and the story tends to come apart.
Padilla put that to the test—surveyed a hundred C-suite leaders and a thousand employees—and the two groups may as well be describing different companies. This session is about that gap, and what to do once you can see it.
No slides to sit through. Tina walks in the data a piece at a time—AI, workplace culture, whether people are actually ready for what's coming (can be changed) —and after each piece, the room takes it up. We split it down the middle. Half argue the leader's side, half argue the staff's, and where you sat down decides which. Don't be surprised if you end up making a case you'd never make at the office. Rhea brings it home at the end, and you walk out with one solid takeaway worth doing Monday.
Lowell Aplebaum, Lowell Aplebaum, EdD, FASAE, CAE, CPF, CEO of Vista Cova
Close out Day 1 with a brief, focused wrap-up to capture key takeaways, surface what’s sticking, and carry the right conversations forward into the evening and Day 2.
Your best thinking probably won't happen in a session. So take this window. Walk, reset, or finally have that conversation you've been meaning to have all day. It's yours.
Ask the CFO Powered by CliftonLarsonAllen
You've got a money question you keep meaning to think through. Reserves, dues, that budget call you keep pushing. Bring it. Pull up a chair for a small-group talk with real CFO insight on what association leaders are wrestling with right now. Ask the hard one. Get a straight answer. No slides, no pitch.
Ask the Leadership Coach Powered by Metamorphosis CCT
You've got a people problem that doesn't fit in a strategy doc. The team that's off, the conversation you're avoiding, the thing you can't quite name. Bring it. Sit down with Nikki Karnowski (M.A., ACC) for a small-group talk on the messy human side of leading. Ask the hard one. Get a straight answer. No slides, no pitch.
Shuttle transportation to the marina docks will run between the resort and Treasure Island Marina, with continuous service leading up to the experience. The final shuttle will depart at 5:50 PM.
Step outside and shift the pace aboard the Spirit of the Water for an evening on the Mississippi River.
As we cruise through one of the region's most scenic stretches, you'll enjoy river views, meaningful conversations, and a few uniquely Minnesota experiences along the way. Your first drink on the boat is courtesy of Cragun's Resort, setting the stage for an evening designed to help you connect, reflect, and recharge.
Throughout the cruise, acoustic musician, Matt Trost provides the soundtrack with an acoustic set featuring familiar favorites, unexpected covers, and laid-back energy that complements the setting without competing with the conversation.
We'll also welcome the National Eagle Center for a special presentation highlighting America's national bird and the remarkable story of its recovery along the Mississippi River. Through engaging storytelling and expert insight, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the wildlife, history, and natural beauty surrounding us.
Good music. Great conversations. Scenic views. And a reminder that sometimes the best conference moments happen when you step away from the meeting room and onto the water.
First Drink on the Boat sponsored by Cragun's Resort
Spirit of the Water & National Eagle Center presentation hosted by Treasure Island Resort & Casino
After returning from the boat cruise, we'll gather under the canopy at Paradise Cove for an evening of food, drinks, music, and fun. Transportation will be provided back to the main resort.
Forget sitting back and watching. This is a show you'll be part of.
The String Showdown brings together two exceptional musicians for a high-energy, interactive performance that blends live music, audience participation, humor, and a little friendly competition. Spanning decades of hits and musical genres, the duo takes requests, incorporates audience input throughout the show, and keeps the energy moving with musical games, unexpected twists, and plenty of opportunities to sing, clap, and play along.
Dinner and entertainment hosted by
Treasure Island Resort & Casino
Still not ready to call it a night? We get it.
After dinner and String Showdown, stick around, grab a drink and keep the night going with your Executive Edge crew. Nothing formal. Nothing planned. Just good people, good conversation and nowhere you need to be until morning.
Join fellow early risers for an activity prior to the start of the final day of the conference. More details to be confirmed.
Start your morning with breakfast, coffee, and conversation. A chance to reconnect, compare notes from day one, and ease into the final day together.
Lowell Aplebaum, Lowell Aplebaum, EdD, FASAE, CAE, CPF, CEO of Vista Cova
Start the final day with a moment to reconnect, reflect, and reset. We’ll look back on key themes from day one, surface takeaways from the room, and set the tone for the conversations still ahead.
Vanessa Dennison, CAE, CBAP, Owner of Dennison & Associations
AI is moving quickly, but many association leaders are still trying to determine what comes after experimentation. How do organizations move from individual use of tools like ChatGPT and Claude to meaningful operational impact?
Using a practical five-level framework, this session explores how AI capability develops from personal productivity to organization-wide workflows and intelligent automation.
Through live demonstrations, association-specific examples, and peer discussion with leaders at similar stages of adoption, you'll gain a clearer understanding of where your organization stands today and what it takes to move forward strategically.
Key takeaways include:
Leave with a practical roadmap for advancing AI capability in your association and greater confidence in identifying the tools, workflows, and opportunities that make the most sense for your next stage of growth.
Moderator: Russell Webb, CAE, Executive Director, Bay Area Apartment Association
Eric Ewald, CAE, MBA, Partner, Chief Client Officer, Ewald Consulting
Jerilyn Powell, MS, R.T.(R)(S)(ARRT), RDMS, RVT, ICE-CCP, CAE, Chief Credentialing Officer | Education Requirements, The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
Maria Huntley, CAE, MAM, Chief Executive Officer, Minnesota Academy
of Family Physicians
Exceptional boards do more than meet their legal obligations. They intentionally shape how they spend their time, make decisions, develop leaders, partner with the CEO, and prepare their organizations for the future.
This session invites association executives into four candid governance conversations that reveal the difference between a board that simply functions and one that governs exceptionally.
Rather than promoting a single governance model, this session explores the principles, practices, and processes that enable exceptional boards to emerge. You'll leave with practical ideas to evaluate your board's effectiveness and strengthen governance in your own organization.
Lowell Aplebaum, Lowell Aplebaum, EdD, FASAE, CAE, CPF, CEO of Vista Cova
Three days of sharp conversations are worth nothing if they evaporate on the drive home. This is where that stops.
Before you leave, you'll identify the one move that matters most for your organization over the next 90 days. Not a wish list. A commitment. Then you'll do what leaders rarely do and say it out loud to the peers you've spent the last three days with.
You won't walk out with another worksheet. You'll leave with a circle of leaders who know exactly what you're going home to do and who'll be there when the day-to-day threatens to pull you off course. We'll reconnect in 90 days because the leaders who get the most from Executive Edge aren't the ones who took the best notes.
They're the ones who left with a commitment, a plan, and people who helped them follow through.
Hear a quick preview from our 2027 host destination before heading out. On your way, pick up a curated snack box hosted by our 2027 destination—designed to carry a bit of the journey with you on the road home.
Situated along the Mississippi River, Treasure Island Resort & Casino provides a premier setting for Executive Edge. With expansive meeting spaces, modern amenities, and a serene natural backdrop, the venue offers the ideal environment for focused dialogue, strategic collaboration, and meaningful connection among association leaders.
Treasure Island Resort + Casino
5734 Sturgeon Lake Rd, Welch, MN 55089
(800) 222-7077
Rate: $129/night (single/double)
Dates:
Sunday, September 27
Monday, September 28
Deadline:
Book by August 28, 2026 to receive hotel block
Room Types:
King | Double Queen | Executive Suites
(First-come, first-served)
Book Your Room:
Call 1-800-222-7077
Reference Executive Edge for the group rate
Details:
Valid credit card + photo ID required
Check-in: 4:00 PM | Check-out: 11:00 AM
Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) is the primary airport to use. It’s approximately 40 miles (about a 55-minute drive) from MSP to Treasure Island Resort & Casino.
Vista Cova
Master Synthesizer
Vista Cova
Master Synthesizer & Thought Leader
Lowell Aplebaum is the CEO of Vista Cova, where he partners with organizations on strategic visioning, stakeholder engagement, and reimagining member value. An IAF Certified Professional Facilitator with more than a decade inside associations, he brings an experiential approach that gets volunteers, members, and staff genuinely involved.
Lowell serves on the ASAE Research Committee, is a past Chair of the CAE credential commission, and chaired ASAE's Task Force on CEO Pathways. He created Through the CEO Lens and Association Charrette, and co-edited ASAE's Component Relations Handbook. His work spans five continents, all 50 states, and hundreds of volunteer groups.
Padilla
Thought Leader
Padilla
Thought Leader
Tina Charpentier is Executive Vice President of Client Experience at Padilla, where she works across the agency's brands, sectors, and practices to build the right teams for the right work. With nearly 18 years at Padilla, she brings a deep understanding of how organizations communicate, connect, and lead through complexity.
At Executive Edge, Tina will share findings from Padilla's 2026 C-Suite Perspectives study — and what the data reveals about where senior leaders are focused, what's slowing them down, and what they're actually doing differently.
Minnesota Technology Association
Panelist
Minnesota Technology Association
Panelist
Joel Crandall leads the overall management and strategic direction of the Minnesota Technology Association, with a focus on enhancing member value and driving community impact. Joel brings a wealth of experience in technology and leadership, having previously worked with Genesys Works and U.S. Bank. Known for his deep care, community-building skills, and commitment to talent development, Joel is dedicated to advancing MnTech’s mission. Outside of work, Joel enjoys investing in his family, church, and community in North Minneapolis, savoring a good cup of coffee, and rewatching his episode of Wheel of Fortune.
JADE Strategies
Opening Session
JADE Strategies, Inc.
Opening Session
Joscelyn Davis is an award-winning leadership strategist, executive coach, and organizational development expert with more than 25 years of experience across the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. As President and CEO of JADE Strategies, Inc., she helps organizations strengthen leadership, navigate change, align strategy with mission, and build high-performing teams. She is the founder of JSI Mentoring Leaders℠ and Mentoring Trailblazers℠, leadership development programs for emerging and established leaders, and has facilitated hundreds of programs focused on leadership, communication, emotional intelligence, strategic planning, and team effectiveness. Joscelyn holds a BA from the University of Michigan and an MBA from the University of New Haven. Her leadership has been recognized with numerous honors, including being named one of CIO Views' Top Ten Most Influential Leadership Coaches.
Dennison and Associates
Thought Leader
Dennison and Associates
Thought Leader
Vanessa Dennison, CAE, CBAP, owner of Dennison & Associates, is a Certified Association Executive and Certified Business Analyst Professional. She has more than 20 years’ experience working with dozens of trade and professional associations and unions, both as a staff member and an industry vendor. She applies proven expertise, industry best practices, and a deep commitment to each client to deliver superior results.
Vanessa leads a growing team of leading association consultants with a variety of skills. Together, we share a singular focus on serving our clients and delivering value no matter your size, budget, or needs.
Connect with Vanessa on LinkedIn
Ewald Consulting
Panelist
National Speakers Association
Panelist
National Speakers Association
Panelist
Jaime Nolan is the CEO and President of NSA, where she translates board vision into strategy and leads the organization's team and member relationships.
Connect with Jaime on LinkedIn
Halmyre
Thought Leader
Halmyre
Thought Leader
Christine Saunders is the President of Halmyre and a growth strategy consultant specializing in North American professional and trade associations. She brings a sharp, practical lens to how associations think about revenue, value, and what it actually takes to grow.
Connect with Christine on LinkedIn
Associations North
President
Associations North
President
Angela Kisskeys is President of Associations North, leading the organization’s strategic vision, operations, and efforts to advance association leadership and industry impact across the region. She assumed the presidency in 2022 after serving in leadership roles within the organization and is known for leveraging strong industry relationships, embracing innovation, and driving organizational growth. Angela is motivated by fresh ideas and future possibilities that strengthen the association community and member value, and she champions connection, collaboration, and forward-thinking solutions that support associations and their professionals.
Novi AMS
Moderator
Novi AMS
Moderator
MN Multi-Housing Association
Thought Leader
Minnesota Multi Housing Association
Thought Leader
Cecil Smith is President and CEO of the MN Multi Housing Association, representing 2,300 members with over 300,000 units. He has served since February 2020 and previously served as Board Chair of the Association from 2017 to 2018. He is also the principal and co-founder of a rental property investment and management company. He is currently a member of the City of Minneapolis Advisory Committee on Housing. Cecil is a licensed real estate broker and a graduate of the University of Auckland, New Zealand, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Pure and Applied Mathematics. He also pursued doctoral studies at the University of Minnesota in Computer Science.
Connect with Cecil on LinkedIn
MRAA
Panelist
Marine Retailers Association of the Americas
Panelist
Bob Stanke is the Chief of Staff and Integrator at the Marine Retailers Association of the Americas (MRAA), where he brings more than 25 years of experience in strategic marketing, communications, and leadership. His background spans technology, retail, sports and entertainment, and real estate — with deep expertise in demand generation, brand strategy, content, and executive communications.
Connect with Bob on LinkedIn
Bay Area Apartment Association
Thought Leader
Bay Area Apartment Association
Pre-Conference Thought Leader & Panelist
Russ Webb is the Executive Director of the Bay Area Apartment Association, with more than 25 years of leading associations. A tech junkie and speaker extraordinaire. For more than two decades Russ has taken on the challenge of a constituency of more than 2000 member companies, and is passionate about helping other organizations reach their potential. He is a teacher at heart and the originator of edu-tainment – making people laugh while learning.
Connect with Russ on LinkedIn
Event Garde
Pre-Conference Thought Leader
Event Garde
Thought Leader
Aaron Wolowiec is a nationally recognized meeting strategist, facilitator, and learning designer with more than two decades of association experience. As the founder and president of Event Garde, he specializes in creating engaging, multisensory learning and networking experiences. A certified Technology of Participation (ToP) facilitator and mentor trainer, Aaron prioritizes participatory and equitable approaches to consensus building and strategic planning. His work with boards, learners, staff, and volunteers fosters meaningful connections, skill development, and practical application in the workplace. Beyond the boardroom, Aaron finds joy in celebrity autobiographies, true crime podcasts, traveling with his husband, Trevor, and walking their Mini Goldendoodle, Luca.
School Nutrition Association
Thought Leader
School Nutrition Association
Moderator
Rhea has spent her career mastering the second-in-command role, where strategy, culture, governance, and operations all land on one desk. She helps leaders grow with authenticity and vision through reflection, connection, and shared learning. Her focus: turning the work behind the scenes into the thing that moves organizations forward.
The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
Thought Leader
The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
Thought Leader
Bio coming soon
MN Academy of Family Physicians
Thought Leader
MN Academy of Family Physicians
Thought Leader
Maria Huntley, CAE, MAM, is the Chief Executive Officer of the Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians, where she leads organizational strategy, operations, advocacy, and member engagement in support of family physicians across Minnesota. A Certified Association Executive (CAE), Maria holds a master's degree in nonprofit management from Hamline University and is recognized for her collaborative leadership and commitment to strengthening professional communities through innovation, education, and strategic partnerships.
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