Leonard Wohletz joined the Board of the Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation in 2016. A
Reno native, Leonard enjoys giving back to the community that has been so good to him. He has
previously been President of the University of Nevada Young Alumni Association and Chairman of the
Board of the Better Business Bureau of Northern Nevada. Leonard has been with Morgan Stanley Since
1998 when he graduated from the University of Nevada with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Business,
Majoring in Economics. At Morgan Stanley he works with individuals, non-profits, and corporations and
has clients both in locally and across the country. Leonard lives in Reno with his wife and two daughters
and enjoys playing basketball, skiing, hiking, and supporting the Wolf Pack in his spare time.
Dr. White was born and raised in Billings, Montana and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Seattle Pacific University in Seattle, Washington. She is a graduate with the first four-year graduating class of the University of Nevada School of Medicine in 1980 and completed a straight Pediatric Residency at the University of Nevada School of Medicine Affiliated Residency Programs. Since then, she has been in private practice and would still choose to be a pediatrician if given the opportunity to begin a career again. Dr. White also serves as a board member for Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation, a local organization created to help the families of children with cancer. Her major interests in the field of Pediatrics are childhood development and infectious diseases, especially vaccine-preventable diseases.
Prior to starting her own company, Carol was the National Sales Manager for Old Republic Insured Automotive Services, Inc. for 10 years. She moved to Reno in 2012 along with her partner, Bob Phillips. Carol joined the board of directors for NNCCF December 2017. She brings a passion for fundraising for childhood cancer causes. Their grandson, Pierce Phillips, passed away at the age of 27 months after a 15 month long battle against stage four neuroblastoma. She has worked with her step son and daughter in law, Scott and Brandi, over the last 8 years raising money for the Pierce Phillips Charity, founded his his memory. She is also the proud mother of two daughters, Kaley and Sarah, and Nana to Pierce’s little brother, Hudson. When she isn’t working or fundraising she is active in the Montreux community.
Casey Stiteler is an associate in the firm’s Regulatory and Government practice group. His practice focuses on land use and development and real estate law. Casey has assisted clients with real estate sales and purchases, development, leases, and real estate related litigation and dispute resolution. Casey has also assisted clients with matters related to local business and liquor licensing in the state of Nevada.
In 2019, Casey Stiteler became the first childhood cancer survivor, and former NNCCF kid, to serve on the Board of Directors. He joined the NNCCF board of directors shortly after he and his parents dissolved their nonprofit named Casey’s Project and directed their passion, resources and proceeds to NNCCF. He developed the nonprofit during his battle with cancer in order to provide fellow children in the hospital with toys and games – long before electronics were widely-used and available.
Doug is currently the President, North American Development Group for Panattoni Development Company. In addition, Doug serves as the Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for Panattoni Development Company in North America for an international e-commerce company. Doug’s professional development does not stop at land. He is active in several key professional organizations in an ongoing effort to advance his skills and the industry as a whole. These include the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) (2015 President of the Reno Chapter), Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR), Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) and Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM). Doug is a former member of the city of Reno’s Building Enterprise Fund Advisory Committee, a City Council-appointed position. In addition to his professional affiliations, Mr. Roberts is a founding and current board member and past President of the Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation (formerly known as the Keaton Raphael Memorial), an organization assisting families with children battling pediatric cancer, and is a current member and past President of the Reno Central Rotary Club.
Jen Reynoso grew up in Northern California and moved to Reno in 2010 to attend the University of Nevada. She graduated in 2013 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Management & Administration, and joined Umpqua Bank in 2014. Jen specializes in commercial loans, both Commercial & Industrial and Commercial Real Estate. Jen joined the NNCCF Board of Directors in June 2021. She is also on the Junior Board of the Boys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows. In her spare time, Jen enjoys hiking, camping, travelling, and spending quality time with friends and family.
Kelly serves as Chief Legal Officer for Sight Partners. Having spent her entire legal career in the area of healthcare law, she understands how complex it can be to navigate the healthcare system and the importance of the NNCCF mission to support families in all stages of their journey. Kelly lost her mom in 2007 after a many-year battle with breast cancer, prompting Kelly’s personal commitment to honor her memory by supporting other families, and a personal understanding of how a cancer journey touches all aspects of family life. Kelly grew up in Minden, Nevada, graduating from Douglas High School. After finishing law school at UNLV and starting her career in Las Vegas, Kelly returned “home” to Northern Nevada, and has been on the NNCCF Board since 2014. She enjoys endless activities in the outdoors around Reno/Tahoe and beyond, whether that’s hiking, snowboarding, camping, or a day on the lake, and regularly strength trains, having competed in several powerlifting competitions.
With nearly two decades of agency experience, Meagan Noin founded MN|G Partners in 2014. Since then the firm has worked with some of Nevada’s most respected professional service firms, largest events, most notable non-profits, and landmark capital improvement projects in our community. Her experience includes working with local and regional media outlets as well as national outlets including Good Morning America, Today, Associated Press, Reuters and CNN. As the president of the firm, Meagan oversees the execution of communication campaigns, manages client budgets, oversees firm operations, new business development, and media and client relations on a local, regional and national level. Her areas of practice include corporate communications, product promotion, event management, traditional and online advertising placement, crisis communications and media relations. A Reno native, Meagan is a graduate of the University of Nevada, Reno with dual degrees in journalism and political science. After graduation, she was a member of the faculty at the Reynolds School of Journalism where she taught media production. In 2020, she was named in the Top 20 Under 40 by the Reno Tahoe Young Professionals Network. In addition to her role with the firm, she is a former board member of the Great Reno Balloon Races. She is also past president and current board member of the Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation, the chair of Audience Engagement and member of the Board of Trustees for the Reno Philharmonic and a board member of JUSTin Hope.
Brandan and his family relocated to Reno in early 2016 from Oklahoma. Brandan graduated from Oral Roberts University with a Master of Management and continued his career in the Architectural Millwork Industry. He and his wife have also lived, worked, and volunteered in several other nations including, Cambodia, South Korea, Thailand, and Australia. Brandan is passionate about serving others. Knowing the impact of childhood cancer on the whole family, he is committed to supporting and advocating for those families. He also enjoys traveling, finding new experiences and adventures, and spending quality time with his family.
Steve Erger joined the Board of Northern Nevada Children’s Cancer Foundation in 2013 and served as Treasurer for two years and President for two and a half years. Steve has been a Commercial Banker for 26 years working for GE Capital and Nevada State Bank before joining Umpqua Bank in 2010, which he retired in January 2021. Steve specialized in commercial real estate, primarily investor properties, and owner-occupied commercial buildings. Steve grew up in the Midwest, graduating from the University of Iowa (Go Hawkeyes), but has lived in Reno since 1989 and is now a true Wolf Pack fan. Steve is active in the community serving as past President and Board Member of Reno Central Rotary and the NNCCF Board.