Class Notes

Lemon was recently inducted into the UW Athletic Hall of Fame. He helped lead the golf team to four tournament wins, was a multi-year team captain, and served on the UW Student-Athlete Advisory Council. This honor comes just over a year after Lemon passed away of pancreatic cancer at the age of 43. Even throughout his cancer battle, he remained optimistic and focused on being there for his wife, Kate, and son, Maxwell. Lemon is remembered not only as a skilled athlete, but as an honorable man who prioritized others above himself.

Daniels is the co-author of a new book on marketing and consumer behavior, Spirtugraphics: The Influence of Faith on Consumption and Why It Matters to Your Brand. The book is the result of primary research among 38 million households of faith in America.

Mitchell accepted a new opportunity as director of marketing and membership for the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, the professional home for surgeons and other clinical professionals focused on keeping athletes of all levels in the game. It also provides education and networking to more than 4,000 members. She previously spent three years as director of content marketing for the American College of Healthcare Executives.

Stayanovich took over an ownership stake and the role of president for CLGT Solutions. CLGT is a veteran-owned small business that provides a variety of services to the federal government, including the defense and intelligence communities. Previously, he was a senior executive at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, and spent four years serving federal clients at Accenture.

Collumb has been appointed to the newly created role of marketing manager at the Irish Business and Employers Confederation, where he focuses on marketing strategy implementation. Collumb says he’s proud to keep flying the Badger flag in Ireland!

Webber has been promoted to partner in the nonprofit and government practice at Wipfli LLP. Webber has over 15 years of experience in auditing nonprofit organizations, which give him a deep understanding of the challenges they face. Clients appreciate his attention to detail and dedication to helping them achieve their mission.

Coyne lives in Darien, Connecticut, with his family of five. He and his wife, Liza, welcomed baby boy Brooks this year, who joins big sisters Catherine and Lillian (5-year-old twins). Professionally, Coyne is the managing partner of Studio VC, an early stage venture capital firm based in New York City. The Studio VC team concentrates on enterprise software and internet investments.

Mustafa has been settled in the Bay Area for the past six and a half years. He runs partner marketing at the data cloud company Snowflake Inc. His wife, Nicole, has the tougher job of raising their two boys as Packer and Badger fans: Shahbaz (6) and Khaleel (4). Their family recently settled in the Burlingame area of the San Francisco Peninsula. Mustafa wants to offer a big shout-out to his UW–Madison mentor, Paul Shain, for his advice.

Andersen was promoted to managing director at FTI Consulting in April 2022. Andersen works in the Lender Services and Corporate Finance practice, providing financial diligence services to lenders, private equity firms, and companies in all industries. She married Scott Johnson in October 2022.

Nufer is the founder of consumer technology startup Mayven, which recently entered into a strategic partnership with artificial intelligence and sustainable technology company Smarter Sorting. As part of the plans to accelerate Mayven’s growth, Nufer will join the Smarter Sorting leadership team. Smarter Sorting’s product and development teams will work closely with Nufer as she expands Mayven’s capabilities and brings it to a new audience of consumers.