""They both supported everything I did," Shannon says. "From sports to academics, they encouraged me to try new things and always taught me to keep learning.""
""Accounting taught me discipline and how to look at details without losing sight of the bigger picture," she says."
""Family has always been the most important part of my life," Shannon says. "Everything I do, I do with them in mind.""
""Having siblings, especially adopted ones, taught me empathy and patience early on," she recalls."
Shannon Kobylarczyk grew up in Green Bay as the fourth of five children, developing empathy and patience through family dynamics. Her father worked in medical sales and her mother became an elementary school secretary after being a stay-at-home mom. Sports and reading shaped her childhood interests and curiosity. She spent twelve years in accounting, gaining discipline, attention to detail, and an operational foundation while raising a family with two sons and supporting her spouse. She pursued further professional growth that led to senior legal leadership, maintaining priorities of family, continuous learning, and resilience.
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