BeBold UND Women in Leadership Summit

Empowering the next generation of women leaders.

This summit is designed to provide thought-provoking discussion regarding women in leadership and inspire us all to be bold and become a fearless, determined, leader.

This event expanded from the Hultberg Lectureship Series which was established thirty-three years ago with a gift through the UND Foundation by Clara E. Anderson (Hultberg) in memory of her parents Hans and Suzanne Hultberg. Clara was a 1928 UND graduate, with her interest in stimulating challenges and opportunities for students in business.

UND Alumna Mary Fischer, was inspired to develop an experience to empower young professionals through education and support. In 2020, this vision began to come to life with the establishment of the BeBold UND Women in Leadership Summit.

The Nistler College has proudly hosted this event both in virtual and in-person formats with panels of distinguished women and keynote speakers. The event is invitation-based through student nominations by Nistler College faculty and staff. All genders are welcome.

BeBold UND Women in Leadership Summit 2026

Thursday, April 9, 2026  11 a.m. - 1 p.m. | UND Memorial Union Small Ballroom

This special event will feature a distinguished panel discussion, followed by a luncheon & networking, and a keynote presentation by Monique Lamoureux-Morando and Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson, former Olympic gold medalists in women's ice hockey, authors, and keynote speakers.

• Holly Corbin, Sr. Human Resource Specialist, MN Twins Baseball
• Annie Chipman, VP Marketing, Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club 
• Mia Treuer, Sports Attorney - Counsel, On Location - premier sports and entertainment company including events such as the Olympic Games, FIFA World Cup, Super Bowl, NCAA Final Four, and more.

About the Speakers

Annie Chipman Stockl

Annie Chipman Stockl is the Vice President of Marketing for the Winnipeg Jets and True North Sports + Entertainment, where she leads the organization’s advertising, graphic design, content strategy and game presentation efforts. In this role, Annie oversees the alignment of the Jets’ brand across all platforms, driving fan engagement and strategic creative initiatives.

Born and raised in Winnipeg, Annie attended the University of North Dakota where she lettered in women’s hockey while earning a dual degree in Marketing and Communications with honours. While at UND Annie was named Outstanding Senior in Marketing, Outstanding Greek Senior for her sorority Delta Gamma, and was inducted into the Beta Gamma Sigma Honours Society.

She later completed her MBA at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management.

Beyond her role with the Jets, Annie serves as a member of the Women’s Hockey Advancement Committee to the NHL & NHL Players Association contributing league-wide strategies focused on the growth, visibility, and long-term sustainability of women’s and girl’s hockey.

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Holly Corbin

Holly Corbin is in her 18th season with the Minnesota Twins, currently serving as Senior Human Resource Generalist. She holds a Human Resources Certified Professional license from the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM). In her role, Holly manages workers' compensation for both Major and Minor League affiliates, oversees benefit administration, handles game incident insurance claims, and supervises the Twins Internship Program. Holly began her career with the Twins in 2006 as a Stadium Operations Intern.

She earned her Master’s Degree in Sports Administration from St. Cloud State University, where she also served as a graduate assistant for the Husky softball team, which placed third at the 2004 NCAA Division II National Championships.

Holly holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Secondary Education/Geography from the University of North Dakota. As a four-year starting shortstop for the Fighting Sioux Softball team, she was an Academic All-American in 2002, a three-time All-NCC selection, and holds records for games played and stolen bases in career, season, and game categories. In 2015, she was inducted into the University of North Dakota Athletics Hall of Fame as one of four softball players to ever receive this honor.

Outside of her professional role, Holly chairs the Twins Wellness Committee, mentors in the Twins Mentorship Program, and speaks at various colleges and high schools about careers in sports. She is also a member of the UND Women’s Athletics Council, which supports and mentors current UND female athletes.  She actively participates in supporting youth and high school sports locally.

Holly and her husband, Shaun (who is a ’02 UND College of Business graduate), have three children and reside in Buffalo, MN.

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Mia Treuer

Mia Treuer graduated in 2021 from the University of North Dakota School of Law with her J.D. and Concordia University with her MBA. She began her career in sports as a Manager in the Global Partnerships at Monumental Sports & Entertainment handling sponsorship agreements, non-disclosure agreements, sweepstakes terms and conditions, and more across multiple properties such as the Washington Capitals, Washington Wizards, and Washington Mystics. Mia then went on to be Associate Counsel at the Orlando Magic managing legal documents across the organization.

Currently, as Counsel for On Location, Mia works across the world’s largest sporting events in the world including the FIFA World Cup 2026™, LA28 Olympics, Super Bowl, Ryder Cup, and many more. Her responsibilities range from navigating complex commercial contracts, advising business teams while ensuring compliance, and managing issues involving international regulations to securing key partnerships tied to the tournaments.

 

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Mary Fischer

Mary Fischer is Director of Sponsorships for a Fortune 5 company. In her role, Mary is responsible for developing and leveraging strategic partnerships to facilitate business growth and brand advancement. She has provided strategic oversight for hundreds of sponsorships and enjoys being able to combine her love of sports with her business expertise.

Mary has served on the board of Sports Minneapolis and the alumni advisory board of the University of North Dakota Nistler College of Business and Public Administration. In addition, she mentors UND students and is especially passionate about championing the next generation of women to succeed in business and in life. She earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of North Dakota and an MBA from the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis.

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Monique Lamoureux- Morando and Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson

Born and raised in Grand Forks as the youngest of six kids, Monique and Jocelyne excelled as young athletes and became North Dakota’s first Olympic Gold Medalists. Despite not having the opportunity to play on girls hockey teams growing up, they did not let that stop them from being some of the best players in the state.

They would go on to Shattuck St. Mary’s where they would bring their women’s program to national prominence and win three national titles during their high school careers. 

They would continue to rewrite the record books at the University of North Dakota by setting nearly every individual record in program history while becoming some of the best players in NCAA history and multiple time All-Americans during their college career.

During their 15 year National team career, Monique and Jocelyne would rise to become some of women’s hockey all-time best players winning one Olympic gold medal, two Olympic silver medals, six world championships, and one world championship runner up along with multiple individual awards and accolades.

Their most important victories have come off the ice in their fight for gender equity for women in hockey and sports. They were key leaders in negotiating Team USA’s first ever contract that provided more opportunities, compensation, and benefits for women and girls who play hockey in America.  Monique and Jocelyne continue to give back to the state of North Dakota through the Monique and Jocelyne Lamoureux Foundation, which helps serve underprivileged youth. They have inspired a generation to Dream Big, but most importantly the legacy they leave behind will be about making a difference in people’s lives as they strive towards those dreams.

They are the 2^nd and 3^rd youngest recipients of the Teddy Roosevelt Award, North Dakota’s highest civilian award, they are inductees of the UND athletic hall of fame, as well the USA Hockey Hall of Fame.