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Sue Breitkopf will be discussing America's most influential landscape designer Frederick Law Olmsted, his son John Charles who designed Yerkes' arboretum, and one of the largest concentrations of Olmsted projects in her talk "Olmsted Landscapes in Lake Geneva: Past Vision, Present Stewardship."
Sue Breitkopf is a nonprofit leader with deep experience in organizational management and a long-standing commitment to equity, community engagement, and public space as a driver of opportunity. Her career has centered on building partnerships and programs that connect people to place, particularly in communities historically excluded from decision-making and investment. As President of the Olmsted Network, Sue brings a systems-oriented approach to leading mission-driven work that advances public parks and democratic spaces nationwide.
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community engagement,equity,landscape designer,nature stewardship,public spaces,williams bay, wisconsin,yerkes speaker series: sue breitkopf
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History & Museums
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