Keystone International Inc.

Certified Program Planner. Ms. Detry's organizational expertise includes organizational assessments, program design and development, training, facilitations and organizational consulting. Michelle Detry has 15 years experience in organizational development and consulting. She is pursuing a Doctoral degree in Communications from the University of New Mexico, holds a Master's of Business Administration with an emphasis in Human Resources, and a Bachelor's of Science in Business Administration specialized in Marketing. She is a Certified Mediator and As General Manager of New Mexico Operations for Keystone, Michelle oversees the day-to-day operations, as well as leads the marketing, business development and organizational consulting activities. Prior to joining Keystone in 2006, she served as the Senior Program Manager for the Management Development Center at the University of New Mexico. In this capacity, Michelle worked with over 250 organizations to assess their organizational development needs and then develop appropriate programs including: trainings, seminars, facilitations, and retreats to address those needs. Michelle is a mentor in the Entrepreneurial Leadership Excelerator, was recognized by the New Mexico Business Weekly PowerBook as one of the "40 Under 40," is a graduate of Leadership Albuquerque and is active in several professional development associations and non-profit organizations in board and volunteer roles.

Born in California, Brigadier General Karen S. Rankin entered the United States Air Force in February 1967. During her 31-year career, Rankin commanded a student squadron, a military entrance processing station and two training air wings. She retired as director of plans and programs for the Air Education and Training Command, headquartered at Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Rankin is currently Senior Associate for Keystone International in San Antonio, which provides service in strategic planning, leadership studies and organizational values development. In addition, she is the national president of the 1,000-member Air Force Women Officers Association.