Michelle Wroblewski

Michelle Wroblewski

Director, Wipfli Advisory LLC

Location
Chicago, IL

Michelle Wroblewski is a director with over 14 years of experience driving growth, strategy and innovation in the association sector. As a trusted advisor, she partners with organizations to create impactful strategies that enhance performance, foster collaboration and align operations with their missions. Michelle’s experience lies in building strategic roadmaps, adopting innovative solutions and creating high-value partnerships that deliver measurable results. Michelle is dedicated to helping organizations navigate challenges and identify opportunities for growth, always focusing on solutions that align with their unique goals and missions

  • Association Women Technology Champions (AWTC) - Member
  • Industry events - Contributor and Speaker

University of Northern Iowa

  • Bachelor of art degree in MIS

University of Iowa

  • Master of business administration degree
Expertise and services

INDUSTRY EXPERTISE

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    Siloed data is hurting your association. Here’s how to fix that.

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