Teresa currently serves as the Chair of the Lake Michigan Sail Race Federation Women’s Sailing committee, as a Board member of the Midwest Women’s Sailing Conference, and is the Outreach & Program Director of the Milwaukee Community Sailing Center. She also has a PhD in Early American Literature from the University of Oregon. Teresa’s certifications include: US Sailing Keelboat and US Sailing Keelboat Instructor certification AED/CPR/First Aid Infant, Child, Adult, Red Cross certification US Sailing Level 1 Instructor certification US Sailing REACH instructor certification US Sailing/US Powerboating Safe Powerboat Instructor. After joining the Milwaukee Community Sailing Center and learning about keelboats, she began sailing the loveable Ensign, too. She currently sails a Sunfish, a Butterfly, and an old Capri 13 on Lake Michigan when she isn't chartering on Lake Superior or in the BVI. Teresa is crew on Eclipse in the Milwaukee Bay Women’s Sailing Organization Monday-night racing series, and crew on Team Cattywampus in the MAST Friday night racing series.

She competed in the Race to Alaska in 2018, but has stuck to the Great Lakes for her racing adventures since then. Teresa Coronado learned to sail scows on her grandfather's knee, and has been sailing all boats in all weathers ever since. Tracy lives in Mequon with her husband Jim and sons Zachary (12) and Charlie (9), who both attend Lumen Christi Catholic School. She is a frequent guest host and contributor on AM620 WTMJ. In her community, Tracy serves as a member of the Mequon Economic Development Committee, Mequon Festivals Committee, and the Weyenberg Public Library Foundation Board. Tracy also holds the RCE (REALTORS Certified Executive) designation from the National Association of REALTORS. In 2020, she completed the US Chamber of Commerce IOM (Institute of Organizational Management) program and went on to earn the Certified Association Executive (CAE) credential from the American Society of Association Executives. She has been recognized by the Business Journal as a Forty Under 40, “ Woman of Influence” and Power Broker. Tracy is a West Allis native and enjoys running, golf, and watching Marquette and Bucks basketball.

Tracy holds a public relations degree and an executive MBA with a focus on international business, both from Marquette University. She has served on a number of volunteer and professional boards and committees, and is very involved in community organizations including Ascension Wisconsin, Downtown Milwaukee Rotary Club, VISIT Milwaukee, Public Policy Forum, TDA – Transportation Development Association, and Mobilise. Tracy spent several years with a global manufacturer, Bradley Corporation, as well as a local advocacy group, Partners Advancing Values in Education (PAVE). She has more than 25 years of association management and non-profit experience and has held roles as executive director for TEMPO Milwaukee director of public affairs for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and director of communications for an association of plumbing and mechanical contractors. On Tuesday, March 14 we feature speaker Tracy Johnson. Tracy has served as CEO of CARW – the Commercial Association of REALTORS® Wisconsin since 2014. He developed his love of the outdoors at a young age fishing on Lake Michigan with his grandfather.īrian grew up watching educational and outdoor programming on Milwaukee PBS, and feels grateful to be able to continue that same level of excellence in programming with the Telly award-winning web series My Wisconsin Backyard. Prior to joining Milwaukee PBS in 2014, she spent over twenty years working as a multimedia journalist, photographer and editor at news stations in Wisconsin and Illinois.īrian Ewig is a multimedia producer for Milwaukee PBS, and can most often be found in his garden. Traci grew up in Minnesota, received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Mass Communications from the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse and has a Certification in Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University. Her favorite part of the job is learning, sharing and making a difference in the community. Her hope is to bring people together by introducing different opportunities to help everyone find their own outdoor passion. She is also a year around cyclist, runner and still photographer. Traci’s backyard is Lake Michigan and spends as much of her time sailing on it as possible.

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