Michigan Cabinet

What is The White House Project's Michigan Cabinet?

With more than 50 Founding Members, the Michigan Cabinet brings together prominent philanthropists, activists, professionals, elected leaders and Michigan Go Run alumnae to increase the number of women running for elected office in Michigan.  As a nonpartisan nonprofit organization, The White House Project is changing the face of government by inspiring, informing and equipping a critical mass of women to enter Michigan’s political pipeline. Learn more... 

Become a Michigan Cabinet Member

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Questions? Shannon Garrett, Great Lakes Regional Director, 616.335.0630, sgarrett@thewhitehouseproject.org. 

Michigan's Leading Women: Alumnae of Michigan Go Run

	State Representative Lesia Liss Lesia Liss, an inaugural alumna of The White House Project’s Michigan Go Run training, was elected State Representative for District 28 in 2008. Read more...
	County Commissioner Amanda Roggenbuck In the 2008 elections, Michigan Go Run alumna Amanda Roggenbuck set out to impact her community with a desire for change. Read more...
	Trustee Mishelle Y. Kennedy For Michigan Go Run alumna Mishelle Y. Kennedy, political leadership began at a young age:  “I started encouraging people to vote at the age of five with my grandfather.” Read more...
	Commissioner Laura Davis In 2008, over 300 women participated in our leadership trainings throughout Michigan. Read more...

Michigan Cabinet Founding Members