Dr. Mallory Janquart is an accomplished Medical Laboratory Scientist and is currently the Program Director for Medical Laboratory Science and Medical Imaging at UW-Oshkosh. She has a passion for empowering learners and fostering inclusive educational environments. With over a decade of experience in higher education, she has led transformative curriculum initiatives, expanded access to academic resources, and championed student success across diverse populations. Dr. Janquart played a pivotal role in launching interdisciplinary programs that bridge gaps between academic theory and real-world application, and she has been recognized for her leadership in strategic planning and faculty development. A dedicated mentor and advocate for equity in education, she continues to inspire innovation and collaboration in every space she enters.

Angie Zemke is an accomplished higher education professional with nearly two decades of experience advancing student engagement, leadership development, and fraternity and sorority life. She currently serves as the Fraternity & Sorority Life Advisor at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, where she has dedicated 13 years to fostering a vibrant campus community through innovative programming, strategic planning, and student support initiatives.

In her role, Angie oversees the Fraternity & Sorority Life program and contributes to broader leadership and student engagement initiatives within the Student Engagement & Campus Life team. She has also served in key campus leadership roles, including President of the Academic Staff Senate, where she has played an integral part in shaping institutional priorities and shared governance.

At the national level, Angie holds volunteer positions with the Association of Fraternity & Sorority Advisors, the National Panhellenic Conference, and Phi Mu Fraternity, where she helps influence and support fraternity and sorority life professionals and collegiate members across the country and internationally.
Beyond her professional commitments, Angie is passionate about family, community, and personal connection.

Anindita Anaam is the Communications Director for the City of Appleton, where she oversees strategic communications, brand storytelling, and public engagement initiatives that connect residents to their local government. She specializes in crafting clear, inclusive, and impactful messaging that builds trust and strengthens community relationships.

She holds a Master’s degree from Delhi University and a postgraduate degree in Mass Communication from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), Delhi.
Alongside her public service career, Anindita is also an accomplished Indian classical artist, nationally recognized for her work in the Kathak dance tradition. This dual expertise in civic leadership and the arts informs her creative, people-centered approach to communication and storytelling.

She speaks frequently on leadership, equity, and the power of creative expression, sharing her journey as a woman leader whose career bridges both government and the arts.

Colleen Bies is the Executive Director of Downtown Oshkosh, Inc., where she leads efforts to revitalize and grow the heart of the city through economic development, small business support, and vibrant community programming. She earned her BBA in Finance from UW-Whitewater and her MBA from UW-Oshkosh, grounding her in a strong financial and strategic foundation.

An Army veteran, Colleen is also an entrepreneur at heart, having built and sold businesses, mentored small business owners, and championed women leaders through workshops, consulting, and public speaking. With more than 15 years of experience spanning finance, nonprofit, leadership, entrepreneurship, and creative industries, she brings a blend of strategy, resilience, and creativity to every role she takes on.

Outside professional work, Colleen is deeply connected to her family and values her circle of friends while also serving on local nonprofit boards and committees. 

Liz Wollenberg is the Chief Systems and Strategy Officer at Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin. With nine years in the non-profit sector, Liz excels in fostering relationships through strategic fundraising, community engagement, and systems work. Her career, marked by adaptability and relatability, has earned her prestigious recognitions including Insight’s 40 Under 40 Award and the Future 15 Young Professionals Award in the Fox Cities. 

Liz is also deeply involved in the community as the Past President of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, an area she has dedicated herself to for eight years. She is a founding member of The Monthlies Project, an initiative tackling period poverty in Northeast Wisconsin, and continues to serve on their steering committee.

Beyond her professional achievements, Liz enjoys early mornings at the gym, cooking, and spending quality time with her incredibly supportive husband, obnoxious but loving dog, and quick-witted 6.5-year-old son. (Yes, 6.5-year-old, we’re not allowed to just say 6.)