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Kendra AnsleyExecutive DirectorKendra Ansley is the NATM Executive Director and has been with the Association since 2011. During her tenure she has been Membership Assistant, Quality Director, and Assistant Director. When she is not working to improve trailer safety or advocating for the needs of members in the regulatory arena, Kendra can be found chasing after her toddler or her Golden Doodle who still hasn’t outgrown his puppy phase. She also pretends to be an avid reader and jogger when she can find the time.
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Meghan RyanAssistant DirectorMeghan Ryan is the assistant director and editor of Tracks magazine and has been with NATM since September 2012. She enjoys traveling and looking for her next adventure including skydiving, kayaking, hiking and napping. She can often be found laughing with colleagues or petting her favorite coworker, Shadow, her Pyrenees-Spitz mutt that regularly shares her office and finds the early mornings “ruff”.
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Terry JonesTechnical DirectorTerry Jones is a graduate of Kansas State University with a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Social Science and a Master of Community Development. Terry and his wife have three boys, Dawson, Easton, and Griffin, all of which take up much of his free time. When he does find time to himself, he enjoys Kansas State football, Sporting Kansas City soccer, golfing and reading, specifically on the topic of United States history.
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Savana MorrisonMarketing DirectorSavana has been with the association since August 2017. This two-time Drake University Alumna is a PR powerhouse that loves to flex her creative muscles. Her favorite projects are the ones that allow her to strategize, build a plan and see it through. When she's not busy developing the latest NATM marketing tactics, she can be found baking treats for her coworkers, adding "the last" finishing touches to her Pinterest-inspired apartment or researching her next travel destination.
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Scott CrimminsCompliance ConsultantScott is a graduate of Washburn University with a major in Finance. Scott’s experience in the casualty and property insurance claims industry is applicable to his role as compliance consultant as he has conducted many appraisals on damaged property including automobiles, RV’s and semi-tractors and trailers. Scott and his wife Laurie have three children, one son and twin daughters. In his free time, he enjoys Kansas State and Washburn University’s football and baseball teams.
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Sean SloanCompliance ConsultantSean Sloan is a graduate of Baker University with a major in Business Administration. Sean’s experience in corporate and government purchasing meant regular communication with manufacturers and suppliers which has lent itself well to his new role. Sean and his wife Jeni have five children. In his free time, he enjoys tennis, fishing, and watching KU basketball.
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Elizabeth MooreTracks EditorElizabeth received her bachelor’s in English with an emphasis in creative writing and sociology with minors in women and gender studies and communication at Washburn University. Her educational background in English and communication will serve her well in her role as Tracks Editor. In her free time, Elizabeth enjoys reading, playing Animal Crossing, and going for walks. She will soon be moving into her first apartment and can’t wait to decorate it.
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Cindy StreeterBookkeeperCindy Streeter is the bookkeeper for NATM. She has been employed at NATM since July 2011. She is very detailed oriented and enjoys working with numbers. Away from work, she likes to cook (especially cookies) for friends and grandchildren.
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Abby WieblerAdministrative Assistant Abby received her Bachelor’s in Business Administration at Washburn University, where her main focuses were marketing and international business. Her international, cross-cultural communication skills will be an asset to NATM when communicating with members in the United States and abroad. In her free time, she enjoys playing tennis, reading, and roller-skating.
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Catie RutkowskiAdministrative Assistant IICatie received her Bachelor of Integrated Studies degree from Washburn University with an emphasis in English literature and psychology. Her past experience with the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center and its membership program will benefit her role greatly at NATM. She enjoys knitting, reading, and spending time with her husband and son in her free time. During the summer months, most of her weekends are spent at the Lake of the Ozarks with family.
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