Maureen Corkum

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As our Senior Fiscal Manager, Maureen is the pillar of STEP’s financial operations. Able to see beyond the fiscal picture and its implications, Maureen is passionate about keeping STEP services continually focused on the interests and needs of each person we serve.

Maureen’s highest character strengths are humor, kindness, perseverance, humility, and judgment.

Collin Wilson

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Collin serves STEP in the dual role of Renewal Recovery Residences (sober living) Manager and Administrative Specialist.

Collin brings an uncommon perspective and knowledge of critical political issues to the STEP team. Through advocacy, Collin intends one day to further expand the ability of non-profit organizations to provide a wide range of needed social services.

Collin’s highest character strengths are humor, love of learning, fairness, perspective, and love.

Megan White

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As our Life Enrichment Manager, Megan currently oversees all of our residential and community inclusion services for adults with disabilities. Born out of her passion to help others succeed, Megan recently founded a charity in honor of her sister, with all proceeds designated for animal shelters in Montana and the Suicide Prevention Coalition of Yellowstone County.

Megan's highest character strengths are fairness, honesty, leadership, teamwork, and humor.

Rhea Herman

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Rhea currently oversees all STEP services to families and children with disabilities as our Family Services Manager. Her commitment to service goes far beyond STEP: For over ten years, Rhea has volunteered as a camp counselor for children with disabilities.

Rhea is passionate about helping people to discover and apply character strengths to achieve their life goals.

Rhea’s highest character strengths are gratitude, fairness, honesty, perseverance, and kindness.

Tara Williamson

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Tara oversees all STEP disability and recovery services as our Program Administrator. Her unparalleled perspective on progressive services has created new possibilities for STEP to respond to unmet needs in our community.

Tara is passionate about helping people and organizations to grow, collaborate, and create meaningful change.

Tara’s highest character strengths are bravery, creativity, honesty, humor, and perseverance.

Ann Treece

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Bringing non-profit and business leadership experience to STEP, Ann has served as STEP’s Executive Director since 2013. She is committed to leading STEP to play a compelling role in reshaping the landscape of disability and recovery support services in Montana. She believes that communities are strengthened when everyone is fully welcomed, included, and equipped to make their unique contribution.

Ann’s highest character strengths are spirituality, honesty, love, love of learning, and fairness.