Board of Directors

PHOENIX HELLER, President

Phoenix is a technical writer who loves supporting L&D efforts by creating documentation, such as user guides and tip sheets, utilizing her background in marketing, user experience, and graphic design. Clear, consistent, and concise documentation that befits the user is always her goal.

When not behind the computer clicking away at her mechanical keyboard, you’ll find Phoenix in the kitchen trying out new recipes, or at her sewing machine, creating 1950s and 60s outfits. She also enjoys exploring new hiking trails with her husband and snuggling with their three cats: Queen Mysty Girlybeans, Prince Cassio of Clan Floofertail, and Earl Grey von Hooverton.

DANTE LEGASPI, TREASURY Chair

Dante is a learning development coordinator with a Master’s Degree in Learning Design and Technology from Purdue University. He loves exploring new ways to incorporate storytelling and multimedia in his learning. Dante has worked with government agencies and small businesses to revamp their training experiences.

In his free time, he likes reading classical literature and running

KYLE DELAHUNT, Technology Chair

Growing up the son of a audio-video salesman and a special-ed teacher, Kyle has continued to blend the worlds of technology and education throughout his careers in higher-education administration, academic advising, and technology retail leadership. He’s a husband, dad of two human sons, one Chihuahua son named Luigi, and listens to more podcasts than you do.

Ambre Quinn, COMMUNICATIONS Chair

With over 20 years of experience, Ambre brings a blend of educational theory and practical application to her instructional design work. She has a B.S. in Education from UW-Madison and an Instructional Design Master’s Certificate from UW-Stout. She spent over 10 years teaching learners of all ages in the classroom, and has been working as an instructional designer since 2016. She is a linguiphile who speaks French, Spanish, and some Russian. In her spare time, she gets outdoors as much as possible, whether snowshoeing, biking, kayaking, hiking, camping, or gardening!
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