Lisa Wozniak serves as the Executive Director of the Michigan League of Conservation Voters, an organization that turns environmental values into community priorities by electing strong pro-environment candidates to office and then holding them accountable for their actions. Prior to this position, Lisa served as the Great Lakes Regional Director for the National League of Conservation Voters, overseeing programs in Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Illinois, with a special focus on keeping the Great Lakes Congressional Caucus in check. In 1994, Lisa cut her teeth on Lana Pollack's U.S. Senate campaign and Alma Wheeler Smith's campaign for state Senate. 

Born in Athens, Greece to Michigander parents, Lisa has a deep commitment to the protection of our planet’s beautiful natural places, especially the deep, blue, fresh bodies of water that surround the state she calls home. With both graduate and undergraduate degrees from the University of Michigan, Lisa brings an interdisciplinary approach to problem-solving, collaboration, and political change. Lisa serves on the board of a number of local, state and national organizations, including the Huron River Watershed Council, Friends of the Rutherford Pool, and the national League of Conservation Voters Education Fund.