Niki Schultz

Niki Schultz

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MSU Extension educator
Wexford County Extension Office

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Niki Schultz is a Michigan State University Extension educator covering Wexford and Missaukee Counties. 

Schultz accepted the position of Executive Director of the Alliance for Economic Success in August of 2023. She also spent four years owning a small business downtown Cadillac with her husband, Ryan. Her unique experience as a small business owner, paired with years of service in the non-profit field creating, promoting, and maintaining positive public relations with partner organizations in the greater Cadillac area has set her up to succeed as Director of the Alliance for Economic Success.

Schultz graduated from Baker College of Cadillac in 2012 with a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education and went on to receive her Master’s degree from Central Michigan University in Administrative Leadership in 2015. 

Schultz is committed to growing collaborations and leveraging resources to support sustainable, prosperous communities in rural Northern Michigan. 

 

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