Promotions & New Hires at NDSC
Longtime Assistant Executive Director, Lynae Hanson, retired in April from the North Dakota Safety Council. After the announcement of her retirement, we hired two new positions and promoted a few staff members.
New Hires
Alex Heiser
Alex Heiser was hired as Director of Operations and will be responsible for program management and day-to-day operations for the NDSC. Heiser has 25+ years of experience in operations, management, marketing, membership and sales in a wide range of organizations including Delta Waterfowl and Flint Communications. He also owns Max Advertising.
Marnie Piehl
Marnie Piehl was named Senior Marketing Manager and is responsible for overall marketing and communication for the organization. Previously Chief College Relations Officer at Bismarck State College, Piehl has held a variety of communications, public relations and marketing roles at organizations including Microsoft, Odney and MeritCare Health System (now Sanford).
Promotions
Don Moseman
Don Moseman was named Training Director. Over the course of his career, Moseman has taught more than 1,000 emergency response courses, and 200 active shooter and violence prevention courses to more than 50,000 people. He served in the U.S. Air Force, spent 20 years as a police officer and has been recognized nationally for his work in combating school violence. He’s been with NDSC since 2013.
Megan Hansen
Megan Hansen was promoted to Senior Accounting Manager. Hansen earned her accounting degree from Minot State University and worked at Eide Bailey before joining NDSC in 2019. She is a Certified Public Accountant with experience in public and private accounting. She is focused on the day-to-day accounting functions, financial reporting, and budgeting.
Kristin Wilson
Kristin Wilson’s role has expanded to oversee marketing, and she is now the NDSC Development and Marketing Director. Since 2014, Kristin has been focused on membership engagement, fundraising, sales, as well as sponsorship and grant development for the NDSC. Wilson spent more than 20 years in advertising leadership roles in newspapers including the Bismarck Tribune.
