Erin Fischer

Executive Director at Kellogg PEAK Initiative

Erin Fischer is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in education, nonprofit management, and community engagement. Currently serving as the Executive Director of the Kellogg PEAK Initiative, Erin has previously held roles including Assistant Director of Impact & Engagement and Impact & Engagement Manager, overseeing client database development, program evaluation, and managing communications for a large number of families and youth participants. Erin's background includes teaching English as a Second Language for VIPKID, leadership roles in the Peace Corps, and various positions focused on family engagement and volunteer management at Journey House, Inc. Erin holds a Master’s degree in Public Service Nonprofit Administration from Marquette University and a Bachelor's degree in Biology-Biomedical Sciences & Spanish from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.

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Kellogg PEAK Initiative

Our mission is to bring out the limitless potential in young leaders through extraordinary experiences and nurturing relationships. PEAK partners with Milwaukee-area schools and serves hundreds of students through summer camp experiences, after-school, school-day and weekend programming. In most cases, youth attend programming with 100% of their participation costs covered by funds raised by PEAK. Instead of a financial obligation, participants commit to staying engaged with the organization and giving back to their community. PEAK hopes all youth in its programs are engaged in 10 weeks of high-quality summer programming and activities that nurture their development while providing intentional and thoughtful programming during the academic year. A main goal of the organization is to offer youth comprehensive programming that builds leadership-focused, social and emotional learning skills, spanning into adulthood. PEAK hopes its work will become recognized as a national best-practice model for supporting youth in realizing their leadership potential and applying their skills and influence in their workplaces and communities.


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