Our MISSION

in the cellar board of directors

The mission of In the Cellar is brought to life through a dynamic group of philanthropic leaders from across the Great Lakes who each bring unique expertise and a shared passion to make a difference in the lives of children in their communities. Together, they will ensure In the Cellar solidifies its place as a marquee event for Credit Unions for Kids in the Midwest.

Steering success

the board’s role in elevating
event success for greater impact

The board plays a vital role in providing strategic direction, overseeing planning and execution, securing resources and sponsorships, and promoting accountability and transparency throughout the event.

Strategic Guidance

The board provides strategic direction, ensuring the event aligns with organizational goals, maximizing its impact.

Resource Mobilization

Leveraging their networks and expertise, the board secures resources crucial for event success, amplifying its reach and effectiveness.

Impact Assessment

Evaluating the event’s effectiveness and impact, guiding future planning and improvement efforts.

Get to know us

meet our board of directors

tansley stearns

Board Chair

president and ceo at orsa credit union

Libby Calderone

Libby Calderone

Vice Chair

President & CEO at Illinois Credit Union League

Elry Armaza

Secretary

chief of staff at orsa credit union

Beth Schnabel

Treasurer

avp/connection + experience at orsa credit union

Brad Bergmooser

Director

President & CEO at Financial
Plus Credit Union, Michigan

Cari Palmer

Cari Palmer

Director

President & CEO at Energy Plus Credit Union

Sean Rathjen

Director

CEO at Consumers Credit Union

Tammy Williams

Associate Board Member

VP of Culture and Learning & Development at Capital Credit Union, Wisconsin

Empowering futures

people helping people

Together with your support, we’re providing resources to bring stability and joy back to children’s lives. Join us in Milwaukee, and help ensure a brighter future for children facing mental health challenges across the Great Lakes States.