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#StoutProud: Linda John ('16)

For more than 30 years, Linda John has shaped how communities grow by connecting tourism, leadership and economic development to drive lasting impact nationwide
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#StoutProud: James Condon ('16)

James Condon’s decade-long career in luxury hospitality helped shape high standards of service and left a lasting impact on the industry.
Cabot Executive William Stoehr

Leadership in a Word

Five UW-Stout Cabot Executives-in-Residence share ways to build a successful team
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#StoutProud: Collin Euteneuer ('15)

Collin Euteneuer is leading a global shift away from single-use plastics toward solutions that are better for business and the planet.
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#StoutProud: Brandee Anthony ('13)

With millions of followers and hundreds of certified students, Brandee Anthony ’13 is using art and entrepreneurship to inspire ocean advocacy worldwide.
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#StoutProud: Jacob Schwitzer ('20)

Jacob Schwitzer '20 is using interactive storytelling to help Indigenous students feel seen and bring modern Menominee stories into classrooms and communities.