Miceli receives 2026 Soaring Recent Alumni Award
Amanda Miceli, a 2021 Business Management graduate, is being recognized for her outstanding early-career achievements.
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Amanda Miceli, 2021 Northeast Wisconsin Technical College graduate, will be honored with the 2026 Soaring Recent Alumni Award during NWTC Alumni Night on November 5.
The award recognizes recent alumni who have accomplished notable achievements early in their career. Honorees are “soaring both personally and professionally.”
A graduate of NWTC’s Business Management associate degree program, Miceli, also known as “Camanda in Cheif” (yes, with “cheif” intentionally spelled wrong), is founder and CEO of The BOLD Marketing Agency and [ASK BOLD QUESTIONS]. She is also a speaker, traveling locally and nationally to share her personal story of entrepreneurship, leadership, and life – a story that includes NWTC and the “pivotal launch pad” that the College was for her personal and professional career.
Miceli regularly advocates for the College. She has been a guest speaker to multiple NWTC classes, including entrepreneurship, marketing, and business. She volunteers her time in support of collegiate DECA, mentoring NWTC students and serving as a judge at state and national competitions. She also supports current NWTC students as a volunteer judge at the College’s annual pitch competition.
Earlier this year, Miceli was named Greater Green Bay’s 2026 Young Entrepreneur for her work in creating positive community impact beyond financial success.
“I am one of NWTC's biggest supporters,” says Miceli, pictured with Dr. Kristen Raney, NWTC president. “I am an example of who you can become when you apply the education you receive to build your dreams.”
Amanda Miceli, a 2021 Business Management graduate, is being recognized for her outstanding early-career achievements.
Dan Verbanac, a 1984 NWTC graduate and 40-year veteran of the energy industry, is this year's recipient of the NWTC Distinguished Alumni Award.
Chinyere Stevens earned her associate degree in criminal justice from NWTC before advancing her education with her bachelor’s and master’s in social work from UW-Green Bay and UW-Milwaukee.