Kathy Utley

Kathy Utley (Stephenson) is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in community engagement, nonprofit management, and leadership development.

She recently joined the Visitor Experience Team at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) and is also an evening admin at St. Davids' Harman Center for Child & Family Development.

Kathy actively volunteers with Ragtag, a tech volunteer group supporting activists and nonprofits in breaking down tech barriers for social causes.

As the founder of Social Innovations for Women International, Kathy has a strong background in women's leadership, community organizing, and nonprofit consulting.

She has been involved in various roles such as Director of Special Initiatives at SAFF, Fundraiser at the Minnesota DFL Party, and Director of International Student Services at Madison College.

With a focus on food security, Kathy has worked as the Food Security Coordinator at the Goodman Community Center, managing food programs, fundraising, and community outreach.

She holds educational credentials in Computer Science, Nonprofit Management, and Public Organizational Management, reflecting her diverse skill set.

Kathy has a proven track record in leadership roles such as Chair of the DPW Women's Caucus of Wisconsin and Wisconsin State Chair at Million Women Mentors.

Her experience ranges from campaign management to volunteer coordination, grant writing, and HR support, showcasing her versatility in the nonprofit and political sectors.

Kathy's passion for empowering women is evident in her work with Emerge Pakistan, where she played a key role in establishing a leadership development program for college-age women in Sindh.

With a background in tech, community engagement, and nonprofit leadership, Kathy Utley brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her current roles.