Dr. Guyla Greenly is on a mission to transform workplaces from toxic battlegrounds into thriving, productive environments. As the founder of Dandelion Leadership Coaching, she helps companies and professionals foster self-awareness, improve team dynamics, and create sustainable workplace habits using her signature WISH Method.

With a doctorate in strategic leadership, a background in journalism, and certifications in workplace coaching, personality type assessment, and toxicity prevention, Dr. Greenly brings a unique blend of insight, strategy, and humor to her work. She’s also an author, speaker, and workshop facilitator, known for her engaging approach to tackling tough workplace challenges.

When she’s not coaching or writing, you’ll find her babysitting her granddaughter, serving on nonprofit boards, or planning her next big adventure. Dr. Greenly believes that with the right mindset and tools, every workplace can be a place where people thrive—and she’s here to make that happen.

Mike Howe is a public affairs professional with over 25 years of experience in the energy industry. A proud Wyoming native, Mike has been professionally and socially active in the state for many years. His career began in Wyoming with the Wyoming Municipal Power Agency, followed by roles as an advisor to Governor Jim Geringer and as a policy analyst for Governor Dave Freudenthal, focusing on local government and transportation issues.

He later spent time as a full-time college instructor and worked for utility companies in Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming. In addition to his work in energy, Mike is a widely published freelance writer and previously hosted a syndicated radio program. A committed civic leader, Mike has served on numerous nonprofit boards, chambers of commerce, advisory boards, and professional and trade associations. He has been an active Rotarian for over 15 years and is currently a member of the Rotary Club of Casper.

Mike earned his B.S. in Political Science from the University of Wyoming and his M.A. in Political Science from Midwestern State University in Texas.

Mr. Lance Porter, he is the CEO of Banner Wyoming Medical Center. He was previously the CEO of Banner Payson Medical Center, a position he was appointed to one year prior to the hospital being acquired by Banner Health. He was instrumental in guiding the facility, its employees, and patients through the transition into the Banner family. Prior to Banner Payson, Porter was chief operating officer of Cottage Hospital a 77-bed acute care hospital in Galesburg, Illinois. There he was responsible for all the ancillary departments and its many clinical outpatient programs.

Before moving into the operation side of healthcare, Porter worked primarily in stroke and traumatic brain injury rehabilitation. Porter holds a bachelor's degree from Bigram Young University in Provo, Utah, and a master's in speech and language pathology from Arizona State University. He also has a master's in business administration from the University of Rochester in New York.

Richard Plumlee is the Director of Operations for the Food Bank of Wyoming and has worked to develop innovative solutions to address food insecurity throughout the state for the last 5 years. Richard has been heavily involved with non-profits since 2008, primarily focusing on food banking, emergency management and disaster preparedness. Prior to relocating to Wyoming in 2019, Richard served as the Director of Inventory and Food Safety for the San Antonio Food Bank, as well as Vice President for the San Antonio chapter of Volunteer Organizations Active In Disasters (SA-VOAD) an organization focusing on community resiliency, disaster response and preparedness in collaboration with city, state and federal agencies. Richard is a 2015 highest honors graduate of the University of Texas at San Antonio, earning dual bachelor’s degrees in Sociology and Public Health with a concentration in epidemiology. Richard is also a 2024 graduate of Leadership Casper and is currently a graduate student pursuing his master’s degree in public administration through the University of Wyoming. He has an intrinsic passion for helping others and enjoys spending time with his artistically talented wife and two equally amazing adult daughters.

Steve Friel is a proud Wyoming native hailing from a family with deep roots in the state. As a third generation Wyomingite, Steve has a profound appreciation for the rugged, beauty and independent spirit that characterizes the cowboy state. Steve's professional journey led him to serve his community for over 26 years in law enforcement. His unwavering dedication and commitment to public safety were evident throughout his career.

Which culminated in his retirement as an esteemed assistant chief from the Casper Police Department. During his tenure, he played a pivotal role in shaping departmental policies, implementing innovative crime prevention strategies, and fostering positive community relations. Recognized for his leadership qualities and passion for community development, Steve transitioned into public service and successfully served as both vice mayor and mayor in his beloved hometown Casper.

Over two terms as mayor, he spearheaded various initiatives to enhance the quality of life for residents, prioritizing economic growth, infrastructure improvements, and sustainable development.

Steve also occupied the role of a Natrona County Commissioner where he continued to contribute his invaluable expertise to the betterment of the entire county. In this position, he tackled a wide array of pressing issues ranging from public safety to land management, striving to ensure the well-being and prosperity of every citizen. Parallel to his public service endeavors, Steve has carved out a successful career in the real estate industry.

His deep rooted love for Wyoming continues to drive his unwavering dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of his fellow fellow Wyomingites. With his combined experiences in law enforcement, public service and real estate, Steve Freel stands as a true embodiment of Wyoming spirit, a resilient community oriented leader who dedicates himself to the betterment of his beloved state and its people.

Anna Kinder is the current Executive Director of the Casper-Natrona County Health Department

and the recipient of the 2023 Casper College Alumni Association’s Distinguished Alumni Award.

She has a background in healthcare and public health, graduated from Casper College in 1987

with an Associate of Science, earned a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy from the

University of North Dakota in 1991, and completed a Master of Science in Occupational

Therapy at Colorado State University in 2000.

Anna began her career in private practice, mental health, and education before transitioning into

public health. In addition to her leadership role, she teaches for the University of Wyoming

Casper’s online certificates program, bringing her extensive experience to guide the next

generation of professionals.

Robbie Alexander is currently the Developing Markets officer for Farm Credit Services of America. Robbie has been involved in lending since 2015 and spends the majority of the time focused on young and beginning farms and ranches in this role, he has the opportunity to follow his passion of working with farmers and ranchers by helping them reach their dreams in the agricultural industry. Robbie grew up in Western Kentucky working as a farm and ranch hand for various operations. Robbie graduated from Murray State University where he acquired a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in agricultural science with an emphasis in education. In his free time, you can often find him spending time with his wife and young daughter, on horseback or helping neighboring ranches.

In this episode, we sit down with Hailey Sorg, the first-ever WORTH (Wyoming Outdoor Recreation, Tourism, and Hospitality) Extension Educator with the Jay Kemmerer WORTH Institute. Hailey plays a key role in supporting rural communities and helping Wyoming’s tourism industry grow in a sustainable and responsible way.

Originally from Douglas, Wyoming, Hailey brings a strong academic background with a bachelor’s degree in Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management from the University of Wyoming and a Master’s in Arts Administration and Museum Leadership from Drexel University.

Join us as we explore Hailey’s expertise, her leadership journey, and her vision for the future of outdoor recreation and hospitality in Wyoming. Don't miss this insightful conversation!

Governor Mark Gordon grew up on a family ranch in Kaycee, Wyoming, where he learned the values of hard work, integrity, and the importance of collaboration. As Governor, he brings those values to his leadership, remaining committed to a Wyoming where its citizens can pursue their dreams while the state maintains its unique character. Governor Gordon strongly believes that Wyoming must chart its own course and is a steadfast defender of the state’s interests. As a conservative leader, he has worked tirelessly to set Wyoming on a sustainable fiscal path. He is dedicated to making government more accessible, transparent, and efficient, emphasizing that government is best when it is closest to its people. Governor Gordon is committed to equipping local communities with the tools they need to thrive. Before becoming governor, Gordon served as Wyoming’s State Treasurer from 2012 to 2019. During his tenure, he was recognized as one of the top 100 most significant and impactful public investor executives by the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute. During his first term as governor, he successfully led Wyoming through historically challenging times and was consistently ranked among the top ten governors in the country. He has served as Chair of the Western Governors Association and has spearheaded efforts to diversify Wyoming’s economy, promoting growth in sectors such as technology, finance, agriculture, energy, research, and tourism. Governor Gordon is a strong advocate for quality education. A rancher, mountaineer, and entrepreneur, he brings extensive experience in resource management, business development, and family life to his role as governor.

Governor Mark Gordon grew up on a family ranch in Kaycee, Wyoming, where he learned the values of hard work, integrity, and the importance of collaboration. As Governor, he brings those values to his leadership, remaining committed to a Wyoming where its citizens can pursue their dreams while the state maintains its unique character.

Governor Gordon strongly believes that Wyoming must chart its own course and is a steadfast defender of the state’s interests. As a conservative leader, he has worked tirelessly to set Wyoming on a sustainable fiscal path. He is dedicated to making government more accessible, transparent, and efficient, emphasizing that government is best when it is closest to its people. Governor Gordon is committed to equipping local communities with the tools they need to thrive.

Before becoming governor, Gordon served as Wyoming’s State Treasurer from 2012 to 2019. During his tenure, he was recognized as one of the top 100 most significant and impactful public investor executives by the Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute.

During his first term as governor, he successfully led Wyoming through historically challenging times and was consistently ranked among the top ten governors in the country. He has served as Chair of the Western Governors Association and has spearheaded efforts to diversify Wyoming’s economy, promoting growth in sectors such as technology, finance, agriculture, energy, research, and tourism.

Governor Gordon is a strong advocate for quality education. A rancher, mountaineer, and entrepreneur, he brings extensive experience in resource management, business development, and family life to his role as governor.