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Lonnie Snyder is sharing his wealth of experience with the leadership team, including 28 years of nonprofit IT innovation, 8 years with Special Olympics International. He served as the Chief Information Officer for the USA Games in 2022, and is now ready to knock it out of the park once again in 2026!

Jenna has been a Special Olympics athlete for more than 9 years. She currently participates in basketball, bowling, bocce and snowshoeing, and is entering her second year at Bethel University in their BUILD program. Jenna has participated in several Special Olympics leadership conferences and was a member of the Special Olympics Minnesota Student Board of Directors.

Karrie Webb, a legendary figure in the world of professional golf, has captivated fans and dominated the sport for over two decades. Her incredible talents, passion, and dedication have propelled her to numerous victories and accolades, solidifying her status as one of the greatest golfers of all time. From her humble beginnings in Australia to her global recognition, Webb’s journey is filled with astounding achievements including 59 career wins (41 on the LPGA), 7 major championships, 1996 LPGA Rookie of the Year, 3x Vare Trophy winner, 3x Rolex Player of the Year, 2000 Player of the Year by the GWAA, voted one of the LPGA’s top-50 players and became the youngest World Golf Hall of Fame Member.

Carrie Tollefson is an elite middle-distance runner from St. Paul, Minnesota. Carrie was a 13-time State Champion, 5-time NCAA Champion, and the 1998 NCAA Indoor Track Athlete of the year at Villanova University. She was also the first person in NCAA history to win both the 3K and 5K titles. Her five cross country titles established a national record for most consecutive titles, which still stands to this day.

A two-time FIFA Player of the Year Award winner and one of the greatest soccer players to ever play the game, Carli Lloyd became a broadcaster less than two years after retiring from the game as one of the all-time legends in U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) history.

Mike Conley played high school basketball in Indiana, where he was selected to the McDonald’s All American Team and named to the Parade All-American Third Team. Conley played collegiately for one season at Ohio State, where he was named First Team All-Big Ten.

Ali Krieger appeared in more than 100 games (as a right back and a center back) with the U.S. women’s national team. She made her national team debut in 2008 and has played for the U.S. at three FIFA World Cups (2011, 2015 and 2019). She played all 600 minutes in the 2011 tournament, when the U.S. lost in the final to Japan, and she played all but 10 minutes in the 2015 World Cup, when Team USA won the tournament. She was an alternate on the team that won gold at the 2008 Summer Olympics and was a member of the 2016 Summer Games team.

Cory Wong is a Grammy Nominated guitarist, producer, variety show host, and podcast host. In addition to his skyrocketing solo career, he is also a member of Vulfpeck & Fearless Flyers.

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