Women's Leadership Conference Speakers

Jillian Deitle is a senior enterprise leader, advisor, and speaker with 13+ years of experience helping high-performing professionals lead with clarity, confidence, and influence. Drawing from high-stakes leadership and decision-making environments, she helps women stop waiting for permission and step into authority in ways that feel authentic and sustainable.

Katrina Delridge is a strategic advisor to business owners navigating growth and transition. With firsthand experience inside ownership groups, she brings a calm, principles-based perspective that helps leaders cut through distraction and stay focused on what matters most.leadership.

Katie Dow is a recognized financial strategist and one of the leading voices in behavioral finance—the science of how emotions, habits, and psychology shape the way people make money decisions. She is the only Certified Financial Behavior Specialist™ (CFBS™) in both Montana and Idaho, placing her in a rare category of professionals trained specifically to diagnose and change the money behaviors that sabotage long-term wealth. With a background in wealth management, leadership development, and financial psychology, Katie helps individuals, families, and organizations move beyond surface-level financial advice and into sustainable behavioral change. Her work bridges the gap between what people know they should do and what they actually do, creating better financial decisions, healthier relationships with money, and more confident leadership.

Cathy Mobley serves as a consultant, coach and facilitator for world-leading companies, delivering high-impact learning programs and coaching executives on communications, leadership, and presentation effectiveness. She has a practical, relational, and direct approach in helping others increase their self-awareness, as well as identify the barriers to their optimal performance. While being raised in New York City, Cathy now enjoys life in Bozeman, MT with her husband, where they have access to a multitude of outdoor activities and nature. Cathy has three children, three grandchildren, and three cats! 

Whitney Sullivan is a resilience speaker, Enneagram practitioner, communication professor, and leadership coach dedicated to helping individuals and teams thrive. With a decade of experience in higher education and leadership development, she empowers women to lead with authenticity, confidence, and resilience. Using tools like the Resilience Battery and the Enneagram, Whitney creates reflective, energizing spaces that help people reconnect with their strengths and step bravely into their leadership potential.

Suzi White is an Associate Financial Advisor, working alongside veteran Financial Advisor Katie Pederson, CFP®. With a background in commercial lending, business consulting, entrepreneurship, and nonprofit leadership, she brings over 20 years of experience in financial strategy and business development.

 

 

 

 

 

Morgan York-Singer is a 5th generation Montanan, she grew up in Missoula MT where her family instilled a deep love of the outdoors, including hiking, skiing, backpacking, mountain biking and camping. She received her bachelor of science degree from the University of Oregon in 2005 and after being a dedicated ski bum at Alta Ski area she enrolled and received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Montana in 2009. She soon after began post doctorate studies in the specialty of pelvic health and has not looked back. She was awarded the American Physical Therapy Association's prestigious Emerging Leader award in 2013 for the state of Montana after serving numerous positions on the state chapter's board of directors. In 2016 she applied for and was accepted to sit for her Pelvic Rehab Practitioner Certification making her the first in the state of Montana to complete. Morgan and her business partner co-founded Montana Core Physio - a specialized pelvic physical therapy clinic - in 2023. She takes a very hands on approach to her patient’s care, with education being a large component of treatment. She firmly believes that if we truly understand what is happening between the neuromuscular systems there can be true connection and comprehension to what symptoms or problems her patient’s might be experiencing and then they can be given the appropriate tools to take a more active approach to care, creating the results they desire. When not working, Morgan loves spending time with her two active boys and faithful dog in the mountains or on the slopes. Additionally she loves live music and traveling and spending quality time with friends and family.

Panelists

Anne Meree Craig currently serves as Head of Research Strategy and Operations at Airbnb. Prior, she served as Airbnb’s Chief of Staff for Global Safety and Security where she led Strategic Planning and Global Management of Trust and Safety partnerships. Anne Meree is a strategic leader and problem solver who builds powerful networks and programs and flourishes in them while driving impact and creating value. She is a connector and swift decision maker who thrives in ambiguity. In a previous life, Anne Meree was the Co-Founder & CEO of The COMMIT Foundation, an organization ensuring exceptional veterans transition well. She scaled the start-up into a best-in-class organization raising millions of dollars for the organization and providing thousands of services annually. Anne Meree attended Wofford as an undergraduate, Middlebury as a graduate, and was working on a PhD when our country was attacked on 9/11. Motivated by a sense of mission, she moved to Washington, DC, where she served in various three letter agencies and was known for bringing truth to conversation, calm to chaos, and sound decision making to principals around the table. In a bureaucratic environment, she was known for simply getting things done.

Anne Donovan is an HR Consultant, specializing in talent retention and development. She values working with businesses to develop long-term strategies that help them thrive. She is a veteran human resources leader known for dramatically improving employee retention. Her successes include leading culture shifts during difficult times, spearheading leadership development programs, and creating succession plans to ensure strong futures for organizations. She has a talent for spotting the potential in people and is passionate about supporting people so they can realize their full potential. Leading with a People-First Philosophy, she helps companies and people thrive. Anne holds a BA in Psychology and Spanish from Indiana University and is SPHR and SHRM-SCP certified. She is an active member of her community and serves on the Board for Philanthropic Education Organization and Bozeman Professional Women. When she’s not growing her small business, she enjoys gardening, hiking, skiing, and running with her dogs.

Jenny Moore is the inaugural Director of Tinworks Art in Bozeman, Montana. From her start in 2023, she has established the non-profit as an artist-centered, community- oriented organization. Significant artistic projects under her direction include a major new ecological artwork by Agnes Denes, Wheatfield—An Inspiration. The seed is in the ground, the first time Denes has accepted the invitation to reconsider her iconic Wheatfield—A Confrontation, from 1982, in another American context; the group exhibitions The Lay of the Land and A Kin to Clay; and the incorporation of the historic Rialto theater into Tinworks’ programs and project venues, with the Montana premier of Matthew Barney’s Redoubt. From 2013 to 2022, Jenny was Director of the Chinati Foundation—a museum created by the artist Donald Judd in Marfa, Texas. While Director of Chinati, Jenny championed the work of female artists, scholars, and professionals. This included the presentation of large-scale installations by Charlotte Posenenske, Bridget Riley, and Solange, as well as receiving a significant grant from #StartSmall to provide economic and professional development opportunities for women in far West Texas. An arts professional for more than 25 years, Jenny has held curatorial positions at the New Museum (NYC), the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts (NYC), Exit Art (NYC) and the 8th Gwangju Biennale (South Korea). Throughout her career, she has been drawn to experimental, artist-centered spaces in unconventional places.