Staci Wellentin is the Chief Operating Officer of the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center. In this executive role, Staci leads the JCC’s membership, fitness, early childhood education, day and overnight camp, and security & facilities teams. Partnering with leaders in these program areas, Staci develops systems, measures performance, innovates and grows departments, and deepens our service in these highly engaging community touch points. Across six sites throughout the state, serving thousands upon thousands of visitors and guests; Staci supports the JCC’s goals to strategize, acquire, and grow the impact in the lives of those who choose the JCC.

Staci most recently served as Vice President at CoreLogic, Inc, where she provided strategic leadership for the Insurance and Spatial Solutions Business Unit, with direct management of $164M+ in revenue. Prior to that, she served as Practice Lead for the Human Capital Services group of Baker Tilley Virchow Krause, where she helped organizations improve business results through a strong focus on talent management as the driver behind organizational success. Staci’s experience extends to the non-profit and social services sector, as she also served as CIO and Vice President of Administration for Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. In this executive role, Staci led agency operations for non-profit; including IT, procurement, performance and quality improvement, real estate services, and facilities management.

Staci is an active volunteer leader and community supporter. She currently serves as a student mentor at Lake Country Lutheran High School, is a board member for the Lake Country Youth Baseball and Softball Organization, and is a regular participant and supporter of TEMPO Milwaukee, Habitat for Humanity, and the Merton Athletic Association. Staci and her husband, Todd, have been married 20 years and are the proud parents of Cara and Benjamin. They reside in Hartland, WI, and are active in the community. They enjoy traveling and spending time relaxing at their cottage in northern Wisconsin.