As vice president — Wisconsin field operations for WEC Energy Group, Benishek has overall responsibility for the delivery of safe and reliable electric and natural gas service in the We Energies, Wisconsin Public Service and Upper Michigan Energy Resources service areas. In addition to the core electric and natural gas operations, Field Operations also includes locating, joint construction, major projects, contractor-vendor relationship management and resource planning.
Benishek joined WEC Energy Group in 2008 as a project manager in Customer Operations, and went on to hold several positions of increasing responsibility throughout the organization, including director — facilities management for WEC Energy Group, responsible for managing the portfolio of facilities assets, processes and systems. In that role, she had oversight of planning and budgeting for maintenance and capital improvements at 176 buildings and 2,200 sites across four states. In addition, she was responsible for all renovations, new builds and other capital construction projects at these facilities.
Benishek has a Bachelor of Arts degree with emphasis in business and a Master of Business Administration degree with emphasis in leadership, both from Mount Mary University. She serves on Mount Mary University’s Buildings and Grounds Committee, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School Milwaukee’s board and WRTP’s board.

Hannah leads a boutique design studio, specializing in transforming antique treasures into luxurious, personalized spaces. Originally from England, her adventurous spirit has taken her to Africa and Portugal before she found her home in Milwaukee. She shares her life with her two sons and her horse. An avid equestrian, she competes in three-day eventing, fueling her passion for adventure and her lifelong pursuit of learning. She is excited to support Cristo Rey!

Angie Choy Edwards has exactly two dance moves: the shake-shake-shake and the shoulder shrug, so naturally she is competing in Milwaukee Stars Merengue!

For her career achievements, Angie was recognized as a WI Titan-100 in 2023 and 2025, an accolade given to top 100 C-suite executives in WI. She was also awarded the CFO of the Year in 2023 by Milwaukee Business Journal, as well as a notable BIPOC Executive by BizTimes in 2025.   

Angie grew up in Singapore and graduated from the National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of Accountancy degree.  She pursued the Master of Business Administration degree from Marquette University where she met her husband, an engineer.  As you can see, an accountant and an engineer together make a perfectly analytical (and rhythmically challenged) dance couple.

So why is Angie in Milwaukee Stars Merengue?  Other than occasionally singing in Church, her only musical experience was playing the tuba in an all-girls high school marching band, which taught her to count beats but apparently not to move to them.  However, her parents instilled in her from a young age that education was everything.  She was a first-generation college graduate from her family.  Her parents were very educated, but they were self-taught, as they could not afford the costs of a formal education.  Therefore, Angie is willing to demonstrate her two left feet in the Milwaukee Stars merengue before supporters and strangers to raise funds for high school students at Cristo Rey in Milwaukee. 

Currently President CEO of Carlisle Architectural Metals a division of Carlisle Construction Materials. CAM consists of world class brands of Petersen Aluminum, Metal-Era, Drexel Metals, Hickman Edge Systems and Citadel Architectural Products.

CAM is focused on innovative architectural metal products for the residential and commercial building industry with products designed, engineered and tested for the roof, roof edge and walls. We are also one of the largest suppliers of flats and coils.

Matt is the President and COO of Milwaukee Pretzel Company, a local food manufacturer that specializes in authentic Bavarian style soft pretzels. He and his wife, Katie, started the company in 2013 after spending a year in Munich, Germany. When he's not making pretzels, you can find him coaching youth soccer, writing music, raising funds for the March of Dimes and spending time with his 3 kids. He does want the crowd to know that he took three years of dance lessons as a kid, so he's basically a professional.