Laurel Capobianco

Capobianco, a seasoned executive, is on a mission to revolutionize the education landscape. Her commitment to making a positive difference is unwavering. With a diverse background encompassing education, diversity, equity, and inclusion, as well as leadership in community

non-profit organizations, she has also successfully established two companies focused on global K-12 education in the United States and Asia.

As an "Edu-preneur," Capobianco's dedication to educational equity and equal access to healthcare and human services shines through. Her impact extends beyond her entrepreneurial ventures. She serves as a Governor-appointed Commissioner on the Michigan Asian American Pacific Affairs Commission (MAAPAC), where she actively advocates for the rights, well-being, and educational opportunities of the Asian community.

Within the local community, Capobianco is respected for her influential role as the past chair (and, presently, a board member) of the Ann Arbor YMCA. She continues to drive strategic planning initiatives and spearheads fundraising efforts to support those in need, serving on multiple committees and task forces.

Educational Background:

● Master of Social Work, Nonprofit Management, The University of Michigan

● Bachelor of Science, Child Development, Mental Health, Cornell University