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Sfof National Meeting – Salt Lake City Confirmed SFOF NATIONAL MEETING – SALT LAKE CITY CONFIRMED ATTENDEES State Leaders, Spouses, and Staff: Chris DeBow, Public Trust Advisors Deputy Treasurer Mark Swenson (AZ) Timothy Doescher, Heritage Foundation Treasurer Dennis Milligan and wife Tina (AR) Patrick Dwyer, Mastercard Deputy Treasurer Jason Brady (AR) Taylor Elliott, OpenGov Deputy Treasurer Grant Wallace (AR) Matt Frey, KY Financial Empowerment Commission Stacey Peterson, Communications Director (AR) Joel Friedman, Public Trust Advisors Treasurer Julie Ellsworth (ID) Heather Froelich, Federated Hermes Treasurer Kelly Mitchell (IN) Laura Glenn, Public Trust Advisors Deputy Treasurer & Gen Counsel Ryan Locke (IN) Sheila Gunby, Mastercard Ian Hauer, Communications Director (IN) Ashlee Hartman, Kyriba Auditor Mike Harmon and wife Lynn (KY) Julie Hepner, Kyriba Chief of Staff Sara Beth Gregory (KY) Kurt Huffman, iTEDIUM Asst State Treasurer Lesley Bilby (KY) QJ Jackson, SFOF Exec Asst to the Treasurer, Matthew Handy (KY) Steven Johnson, Observer Treasurer John Schroder (LA) and wife Ellie Steve Johnson, Public Trust Advisors Deputy Treasurer Rachel Kincaid (LA) Greg Keeney, OpenGov Treasurer David McRae (MS) Derek Kreifels, SFOF Deputy Treasurer/Chief of Staff Brian Wilson (MS) Melanie Kreifels, SFOF/SWSM Treasurer Scott Fitzpatrick (MO) Caitlin Larson, EnTrust Global Deputy Treasurer Brandon Alexander (MO) Jeremy Lieberman, Pomerantz LLP Mary Compton, Communications Director (MO) Thomas Lofton, Clearwater Analytics Treasurer John Murante (NE) Rhonda Lovings, Clearwater Analytics Deputy Treasurer Jason Walters (NE) Phil McConkey, Academy Securities Charles Isom, Communications Director (NE) Ruby Menon, Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd Treasurer Dale Folwell and wife Synthia (NC) Seth Metcalf, SFOF Board Member Treasurer Thomas Beadle (ND) Bob Meyers, iTEDIUM Treasurer Randy McDaniel (OK) Cathryn Meyers, iTEDIUM Treasurer Josh Haeder (SD) Amy Michaliszyn, Federated Hermes Robert Peterson, Public Policy & Outreach (SD) Dr. Oj and wife Jamie Oleka, SFOF Board Member Auditor John Dougall (UT) Lisa B. Nelson, SFOF Board Member Treasurer Marlo Oaks (UT) Robert Phillips, Nasdaq, Keynote Deputy Treasurer Kirt Slaugh (UT) Paul Russinoff, Visa Treasurer Riley Moore (WV) Shannon Santschi, SFOF/SWSM Sarah Canterbury, Lead Counsel (WV) Kristin Shofner and husband Brett, Fidelity Jordan Burgess, Senior Advisor (WV) Lt. General (Ret) Vincent Stewart, Keynote Treasurer Curt Meier (WY) Jeff Sundheimer, JP Morgan Chase Bank Secretary of Finance David Atalig (Mariana Islands) Tom Tight, Public Trust Advisors Richele Trigueros, Visa Other Attendees: Echo Van Meteren, Singularis Group Kris Van Meteren, Singularis Group Michael Barela, Voya Bridgett Wagner, SFOF Board Member Jillian Battle, Observer Spencer Wilcox, Academy Securities Larry Berman, Development Corp for Israel Paige Wilhelm, Federated Hermes Christian Bullaro, Clearwater Analytics Jonathan Williams, ALEC, Keynote Ron Crane and wife Cheryl, SFOF Board member Christopher Cyr, Ascensus Registered As of 7/9/21 .
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