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MADISON - Wisconsin Women in Government (WWIG), a statewide, bipartisan, non-profit organization of women in government service, today announced new Board of Directors members and Executive Committee.
New Board of Directors Members
WWIG is pleased to welcome a cohort of outstanding new members to its ranks. These individuals bring a diverse range of experiences, skills, and perspectives to the organization.
- Sydney Andersen, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin
- Jodi Barnett, Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs
- Amy Boyer, Boyer Consulting LLC
- Sky Capriolo, Motivation Excellence & Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors
- Joanna Fraczek, City of Milwaukee
- Fabiola Hamdan, Dane County Department of Human Services
- Kehinde Fadele, Recent UW-Madison Graduate
- Molly King, City of Milwaukee
- Abigail McMerrill, Department of Administration
- Angelique Pettigrew, City of Milwaukee
- Cari Redington, Department of Revenue
- Martha Stacker, Dane County Department of Human Services
- Brittney Richmond, Wisconsin Court System/Wisconsin Supreme Court
- Carrie Schneider, National Association of State Workforce Agencies
- Rachel Van Pay, Baird
Executive Committee Appointments
The Executive Committee serves as the guiding force behind WWIG's strategic initiatives and direction. It is with great enthusiasm that WWIG announces the members of the 2024 Executive Committee:
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President: Allison Cramer, Alzheimer's Association Wisconsin Chapter
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Vice President: Emily Petersen, Milwaukee County Department of Health and Human Services
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Past President: Chelsea Shanks, Wisconsin Counties Association
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Treasurer: Sherri Voigt , Department of Administration
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Secretary: Erin Smith, Department of Administration
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Member At Large: Karley Klein, Wisconsin Court System
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Member At Large: Richelle Andrae, Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association & Dane County Board of Supervisors
"We are thrilled to welcome our new Board members and announce the exceptional individuals comprising our Executive Committee," said Allison Cramer, President of Wisconsin Women in Government. "Their collective experience and passion for advancing women's leadership in government will undoubtedly propel WWIG to new heights."
For more information on WWIG and to become a member, please visit: wiscwomeningovernment.org.
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