Anne Misak

Anne Misak is an experienced program manager with a background in business and organizational development, strategic partnership development, small business financing, policy analysis, and operations. Her professional passion lies in sustainable food systems, cooperatives, and economic justice.

Anne Misak holds a Masters of City and Regional Planning in Community and Economic Development from the University of Pennsylvania and a B.A. in Politics from Oberlin College.

Her professional journey includes roles as the Program Director for Equitable Food Systems at Reinvestment Fund, Principal at Growing Impact Solutions, Senior Program Manager for HFFI at Reinvestment Fund, Director of Communications and Development at the Center for Community Wealth Building, and various other significant positions in organizations advocating for sustainable food policies and economic justice.

In her career, Anne Misak has been actively involved in initiatives such as the Denver Sustainable Food Policy Council, the Community Wealth Building Network of Metro Denver, and the Philadelphia Area Cooperative Alliance, showcasing her commitment to community building and cooperative economic models.

She has also contributed her expertise as a Healthy Food Program Manager, Community Lending Officer, and CDFI Consultant, further demonstrating her diverse skill set in promoting access to healthy foods and community wealth development.

Anne Misak's vast experience encompasses positions in a wide range of organizations, from the Reinvestment Fund to the YMCA of the Rockies, illustrating her adaptability and leadership in both the non-profit and for-profit sectors.

Her background also includes roles in strategic consulting, policy analysis, and community revitalization projects, highlighting her multidisciplinary approach to addressing complex social issues.

With a strong foundation in community planning and economic development, Anne Misak continues to make significant contributions to the field through her advocacy for sustainable and equitable food systems and her dedication to fostering economic justice and cooperative models.

Anne Misak's unique blend of skills in program management, strategic development, and policy analysis, coupled with her commitment to sustainable food systems and economic justice, positions her as a valuable asset in the realm of community development and social impact.