Speakers

Will Humble is a long-time public health enthusiast and is currently the Executive Director for the Arizona Public Health Association (AzPHA).  His 30 years in public health include more than two decades at the Arizona Department of Health Services, where he served in various roles including as the Director from 2009 to 2015.  He continues to be involved in health policy in his role as the Executive Director for the Arizona Public Health Association.  

He has a BS in Marketing from Northern Arizona University, a BS in Microbiology from Arizona STate University, and an MPH from the University of California at Berkeley.  He was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Science from the University of Arizona for engaging partnerships between academic and executive puiblic health.

Will believes in using evidence-based health policy to improve health outcomes and in leading and managing with emotional intelligence.

Amanda Nosbisch has dedicated her career to removing barriers to learning and addressing needs for children and families. Prior to her work at Clothes Cabin, Amanda served as the Program Manager at the Kyrene School District and developed an expertise in executing programs, budgets, grant management, as well as creating partnerships and deepening community connections.

Kristine Schultz has worked with people from ages birth to 102 years old in her professional career.  September 1 she will be sharing her experiences working with middle school and high school youth while doing youth ministry.  She has planned and led numerous mission trips involving groups anywhere from 15 to 45 youth to locations in need of disaster help to right within the state she worked in.  Join us September 1 as she shares her experiences and insights of working with the youth  and her thoughts on relationships between youth and seniors.

Caryn R. Shoemaker of Gilbert, Arizona, is retired from Maricopa Community Colleges. She is one of the founders of One Small Step and has been active in its operations since 2001. Caryn has a Master of Education degree in Community Counseling from Ohio University and a B.A. in Psychology from Ohio State University. She is Chairman of the Board and President of the corporation.  

Jenn Daniels was elected to a four-year term as Mayor of the Town of Gilbert in August 2016. Previously Jenn served on the Gilbert Town Council from 2009-2016 and as Vice Mayor from 2011-2012.

Jenn serves on many regional boards including:

• Maricopa Association of Governments Regional Council
• Regional Transportation Policy Committee

Jenn is passionate about local government and the power to positively impact the lives of those she serves. She is committed to the future of Gilbert and, as part of the Town’s “City of the Future” initiative is focused on innovating local government. 

Education: Brigham Young University 1997-2000

 

Gilbert was once known as the "Hay Shipping Capital of the World", it is now the sixth-largest municipality in Arizona, and the fifth largest in the Metropolitan Phoenix Area.  Incorporated on July 6, 1920, with a population of 850+ and now 300,000+ 100 years later, as 2020 is their Centennial Year.