Invested in more than their careers, these leaders channel their energy and expertise into the community. From supporting local organizations to creating meaningful connections, their dedication is building a stronger Dane County.
Shannon Davidson
Shannon, Senior Vice President and Financial Advisor with the Davidson Knaack team at Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., has served clients and the Dane County community since 1999. With Baird’s encouragement, she has volunteered with Attic Angel since 2011. Attic Angel strives to improve the quality of life within Dane County, specifically for children and the elderly. Shannon has dedicated hundreds of hours to the organization and served as Chair of the Attic Angel Association Board. The opportunities provided by Baird and Attic Angel have allowed her to have a positive impact on lives throughout Dane County.
Jason T. Kratochwill
Jason, owner of Jason Thomas Homes, works to strengthen Dane County. He’s a member of 100 Men of Dane County, a diverse group of men committed to supporting local organizations that help women and children overcome adversity and reach their full potential, making over $2.8M in grants since inception. He's a strong supporter of the Middleton Law Enforcement Foundation, providing our police department with needs beyond traditional budgets. Jason and his wife contribute to child-based charities like the Childhood Leukemia Foundation and support/sponsor the Evan Kratochwill Memorial Invitational and Run/Walk benefitting the MCPASD cross country program.
Andrew Charles
Andrew believes the best relationships often start over a cup of coffee, or in his case, a double espresso. From there, connection grows through shared experiences, common interests, and hobbies that bring us together. Those moments build trust. That trust carries into occupations, roles, and causes we support. One of his involvements is serving as an ambassador for the Middleton Chamber, where creating meaningful connections is central to the mission. When people intentionally invest in one another, they strengthen more than individual pursuits. To him, that collective investment in our joint future is what the term “networking” really means.