New employees
Maddie Seiler joined the League of Minnesota Cities on Nov. 2 as a staff attorney. Seiler previously served as a housing choice voucher programs manager with the St. Paul Public Housing Agency, a publications attorney and legal editor with Minnesota Continuing Legal Education, and a law clerk in the St. Paul City Attorney’s Office. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in history and political science from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and a Juris Doctor from the Mitchell Hamline School of Law.
Cody Farnum joined the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust on Oct. 30 as a claims representative. Prior to joining LMCIT, Farnum spent several years at HealthPartners working in member services and the Special Investigations Unit investigating insurance fraud.
Bradyn McLean joined the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust on Oct. 27 as a claims examiner. McLean brings a background in clinical social work, along with experience in healthcare benefits, and family services coordination.
Jake Loesch joined the League of Minnesota Cities on Sept. 21 as communications director. Loesch brings more than 15 years of broad communications experience, including leadership roles with the Minnesota Department of Transportation, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, and the Citizens League.
Bennett Lanigan joined the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust on Sept. 10 as a claims adjuster. Prior to joining LMCIT, Lanigan gained experience in sales and marketing for Aspen Exteriors and as a self-employed consultant within the storm damage restoration industry.
John Conlee joined the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust on Sept. 8 as a workers’ compensation claims examiner. Conlee holds a business administration degree from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. For the past two years, he gained industry experience handling workers’ compensation claims across six states at Broadspire.
Jeremy Garland joined the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust on Aug. 10 as a claims associate. Garland holds a degree in game and simulation programming from Texas State Technical College and brings a background in facility management.
