Friday, July 17, 2015
The Wisconsin Propane Gas Association (WPGA) announced that Emma Shultz has been named the Interim Executive Director. Shultz previously served as WPGA’s Executive Assistant.
“It has been a pleasure getting to know everyone over the past several years and I am honored to have the opportunity to continue my work with the Wisconsin Propane Gas Association in this new capacity,” Shultz said. “I’m dedicated to making sure that the Association thrives, programs flourish, and that each member of the WPGA feels that there is value in everything that we do. The work that the WPGA does is needed now more than ever and I look forward to being part of this exciting new chapter!”
Shultz also manages the activities and programs of the Wisconsin Propane Education and Research Council, the WPGA’s 501c(3) non-profit organization which educational, training and safety programs for the propane industry and provides important consumer education on the benefits of using propane in residential, commercial and agricultural venues.
Additionally, the WPGA has brought on Jena Williamson to support the associations’ administrative, communications, operations and events functions. Williamson is the Client Services Manager for The Capitol Group which provides association management services for the WPGA and the WIPERC. Williamson recently relocated from Los Angeles, CA where she specialized in public relations and client management.
“We are pleased to have two high quality professionals on our team to serve the WPGA and to deliver value to WPGA members and the propane industry,” said Brandon Scholz, a partner with The Capitol Group and the Managing Partner of the WPGA.
“It has been a pleasure getting to know everyone over the past several years and I am honored to have the opportunity to continue my work with the Wisconsin Propane Gas Association in this new capacity,” Shultz said. “I’m dedicated to making sure that the Association thrives, programs flourish, and that each member of the WPGA feels that there is value in everything that we do. The work that the WPGA does is needed now more than ever and I look forward to being part of this exciting new chapter!”
Shultz also manages the activities and programs of the Wisconsin Propane Education and Research Council, the WPGA’s 501c(3) non-profit organization which educational, training and safety programs for the propane industry and provides important consumer education on the benefits of using propane in residential, commercial and agricultural venues.
Additionally, the WPGA has brought on Jena Williamson to support the associations’ administrative, communications, operations and events functions. Williamson is the Client Services Manager for The Capitol Group which provides association management services for the WPGA and the WIPERC. Williamson recently relocated from Los Angeles, CA where she specialized in public relations and client management.
“We are pleased to have two high quality professionals on our team to serve the WPGA and to deliver value to WPGA members and the propane industry,” said Brandon Scholz, a partner with The Capitol Group and the Managing Partner of the WPGA.
