EMRA Staff and Contact Info

EMRA Staff

Executive Director
Leah Stefanini, CMP
469.912.0698

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Director of Publishing
Valerie Hunt
469.499.0266

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Director of Technology
Josh Lindsey
469.912.0041

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Committee and Engagement Manager
Hannah Simon
469.912.0125

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Sr. Administrative Assistant
Dana Lewis
469.912.2128

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Member Services:

Member Care Center

Phone: 844-381-0911
Secure Fax: 972.999.4624

Contact Member Care

EMRA Headquarters
1601 Utica Ave S, Ste 213
Minneapolis, MN 55416

Contact Information
866.566.2492 Toll Free
emra@emra.org

Copies of EMRA’s 990 tax filings are available upon request to emra@emra.org

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