Borgard has spent 25 years in the energy industry and held positions in field operations, regular compliance, transmission and planning.

Prior to becoming chancellor in June, Harden served as president of Georgia's Clayton State University for nine years.

They join Tom Olejniczak, president; Sue Olmsted, vice president; Dan Gulling, vice president; Eric Siudzinski, treasurer; Judy Pieschek, secretary; Tom Hinz, the Rev. Bob Rhyner, Keith Pamperin, Jim Arts, Dick Danen, Pat Dickenshied, Terri Refsguard, Barbara Rueckl, Dan Young and Gary Ziegelbauer.

Emeritus board members are Sheri Prosser, Dennis Allard, Paul Greene, Scott King, Tom Krautkramer, Tom Lutsey and Paul Schierl.

Weidmann has a bachelor's degree in economics and a bachelor's of business administration degree from St. Norbert College, an MSFS from The American College, and masters certificates in logistics, operations and project management from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Weidmann joined Wisconsin Lift Truck in January of 1991 and became president in 2007.

New on the job

John Hauser returned to Baylake after a brief time away from the organization.

Robertson completed a fellowship in psycho-oncology and will work with The Cancer Team at Bellin Health to provide multidisciplinary care to oncology patients and their families.

Robertson is a graduate of the Wisconsin School of Professional Psychology, and completed her residency and fellowship training through Aurora Medical Group and the University of Wisconsin Medical School, Milwaukee.

She is a Green Bay area native.

Hedeen is a graduate of the University of Chicago. He is a registered representative of MetLife and will be seeing clients in the greater Green Bay area and Door County. Before joining MetLife, Hedeen worked as an investment analyst and in commercial real estate.

Jensema will oversee the people services (human resources) function for the division.

Jensema was administrative director of people services at St. Nicholas Hospital since 1995. She also teaches as adjunct faculty at Silver Lake College.

Wypiszenski will focus on supporting Baird's Financial Advisors and branch offices nationwide to better serve clients and grow the business. She also will help advance ongoing recruitment, financial adviser training and other key strategic initiatives.

Nelson has 20 years experience in the nonprofit field, with progressive management responsibilities, including grant writing, budgeting, event planning/fundraising, and community collaboration. She is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

Alexander has six years of client management experience, working with two ad agencies and one magazine in the Green Bay area. Most recently, Alexander was a sales planner for Enzymatic Therapy.

She comes to Cerebral Palsy with several years of experience in marketing management.

Ziegert, an employee in child care for more than 13 years, will assist in the implementation of the children's daily learning activities, and creating and maintaining a nurturing, safe environment for the children of Common Paths.

Her new responsibilities will include assisting the childcare director with supervision, instruction, and training of staff, as well as identifying program needs and implementing curriculum guidelines.

Sprehe is taking on the role of a CRM application consultant, while Amaral will be an account manager in the Business Development Services division.

She is a master colorist and will work at Fantastic Sams on West Mason Street in Green Bay.