Board of Directors

Theresa “Tee” McClenty – Board Chair
MN350 and MN350Action

Theresa “Tee” McClenty is the Executive Director of MN350 and MN350 Action, organizations focused on climate change and environmental justice in Minnesota. Tee joined MN350 in 2022 to continue her commitment to serving communities. With over 18 years in emergency medicine, she has seen the health impacts of climate change. Tee has a BA in public health, a mini-MBA from St. Thomas University, and is a certified project manager. She has also worked in labor unions, advocating for improved working conditions as a union steward, chief negotiator, and EVP. Tee’s diverse background includes experience as both a union member and employer.

Shane Miller – Treasurer
The Minnesota Council of Churches

Shane Miller, a seasoned nonprofit executive with over two decades of experience, is currently the Chief Operating Officer. Known for strategic acumen and financial expertise, Shane previously served as Vice President of Finance, showing a strong commitment to organizational growth and impact. Passionate about driving meaningful change, they excel in building operational efficiencies and fostering sustainable financial health in mission-driven organizations. Shane’s dynamic energy, resilience, and optimism help navigate challenges. Their leadership style blends hope and pragmatism, reflecting their dedication to making a lasting difference in the communities they serve.

Kenosha Alexander

Sexual Violence Center

Kenosha Alexander, an Alabama native, is the Executive Director of the Sexual Violence Center in Minneapolis, where she oversees operations, fundraising, fiscal management, program development, and external collaborations. With over 21 years in violence prevention and 16 years working in rural communities, she has established prevention strategies, rapid re-housing programs, and a task force for survivors facing homelessness. Alexander holds dual BAs in psychology and sociology from the University of Alabama and an MBA from Marylhurst University. An accomplished trainer, she has led workshops at national conferences and worked with organizations like Praxis International and the National Resource Center for Domestic Violence.

Glenn L. Burt Jr.

Division of Restorative Practices

Glenn L. Burt, Jr. manages the Division of Restorative Practices and previously led the Division of Victim & Witness Services at the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office. A decorated Air Force veteran, Glenn served over 25 years with the Minneapolis Police Department, developing the Community Navigators Unit and leading reform efforts. He was a key participant in the 2003 Federal Mediation Agreement and adapted police documents for Limited English Proficiency communities. Glenn is dedicated to supporting victims, guiding them through the law enforcement process, and addressing racial disparities, showing a strong commitment to building trust between government systems and the communities they serve.

Jacqueline Fiore

Best Buy

Jacqueline Fiore, a decorated U.S. Army Sergeant and experienced board director, has over two decades of leadership experience. She excels in enhancing employee engagement, boosting team performance, and driving sustainable business growth. Jacqueline has launched strategic initiatives and supported partners, executive teams, and boards. Committed to empowering individuals, her expertise includes P&L management, succession planning, operations, and talent development. Passionate about ending domestic and sexual violence, human trafficking, and supporting crime victims, her military service inspired her dedication to advocating for trauma survivors, ensuring they receive the necessary support to heal and thrive.

Grayce Lemon

Goff Public

Grayce is a communications and public affairs professional with expertise in health policy, strategic communications, media relations, and grassroots advocacy. She has supported nonprofit clients in health and human services and previously served as a legislative analyst for Allina Health. 

Amber Moren

Cargill

Amber Moren is Senior Counsel at Cargill, where she advises on antitrust matters related to class action litigation, M&A transactions, and commercial strategy, and previously served as general counsel to business units at 3M and worked in private practice and at the U.S. Department of Justice. She holds a J.D. from Yale Law School and a B.A. in Economics and French from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Amber has long been committed to community service and pro bono work, including launching a global public service initiative at Cargill and representing an asylum applicant who resided at Cornerstone’s Bloomington facility.

Heather Saros

Allianz Life

Heather has over 25 years of experience within the Insurance industry.  She is currently the Chief Audit Executive, and was previously a Senior Director within the Actuarial function for the majority of her career.  These positions have supported her passions around problem solving, focusing on the financial narrative and implementing improved processes with appropriate safeguards.

Heather received her Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis and is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries.  Her favorite moments are time spent with her husband and their children in Shakopee.

Shayla Simpson

Reunify Foundations

Shayla Simpson is a mediator, HR professional, and community advocate, and the founder of Reunify Foundations, an organization focused on strengthening families through supervised parenting time, reunification support, and assistance for families impacted by incarceration. She brings experience in human resources consulting, mediation, and advocacy, along with volunteer service with Ramsey County’s SOS Sexual Violence Services. Shayla has a strong interest in justice reform and community-based solutions that support individuals and families navigating complex systems, and is particularly passionate about advancing collaborative solutions that promote safety and empower survivors and families. She holds a B.A. in Individualized Studies and is pursuing a Master of Advocacy and Political Leadership.

Haley Tesch-Stevson

Goldenberg Lauricella

Haley Tesch-Stevson is a recent University of Minnesota graduate with a degree in Psychology and Sociology of Law, currently working as a legal intake specialist at Goldenberg Lauricella, a personal injury firm in downtown Minneapolis. Her background includes working with children as a psychiatric technician and assistant teacher, and she is passionate about collaborating with others to make a meaningful difference. Haley is currently preparing her law school application with aspirations of becoming a prosecutor specializing in sex crimes.