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Jane Cahill WolfgramJane Cahill Wolfgram

Jane Cahill Wolfgram is a strategic planner and a public affairs professional who has worked on private sector – public sector challenges for three decades.  She views every good idea – whether it is a non-profit concept or a business proposal – as a strategic planning and public affairs challenge.  Her unique background, including a decade of non-profit experience followed by three decades of corporate planning and government affairs, has provided her with a valuable understanding of how to create an environment that allows  the public and private sectors to work together constructively.

She has worked extensively with elected and administrative officials at the local, state and federal level on matters ranging from water quality and land use to community development and federal regulatory policy.

awards Awards
Jane receiving the Thomas Jefferson freedom award.

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Jane with four-term Wisconsin Governor Tommmy Thompson after passing some pro local development legislation during the 1990s.

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Testimonials
"Jane possesses excellent overall management skills including strategic planning, budgeting, personnel management, team building and implementation.  Her abilities and effectiveness have been proven in the board rooms of corporations as well as in the lobbies of Michigan’s and numerous other state capitols."
John Engler
Governor, State of Michigan

"Jane has a number of characteristics and skills which make her uniquely suited for the public affairs arena.  These include her ability to communicate difficult messages, garner the trust of her audience and formulate effective working relationships with government officials, business leaders and other members of her team. I have called on Jane for over 20 years to help me with some very difficult and sensitive issues.  She has helped coalesce discordant teams and to unite groups with disparate agendas."
P. Chrisman Iribe
President, US Generating Company