OUR TEAM
Leadership committed to the Cedar Valley.
Meet the people bringing ONE Cedar Valley’s mission to life and helping create greater access to support, resources and opportunity.
Angela Weekley
Executive Director
Angela has always been passionate about serving others, a commitment reflected throughout her career and community involvement. Angela brings more than 20 years of experience in workforce development, community engagement, leadership and inclusion initiatives. As a proud Waterloo native, she earned a bachelor’s degree in education from Wartburg College and a master’s degree in Post-Secondary Education from the University of Northern Iowa.
As One Cedar Valley's Executive Director, she leverages her expertise as a Credit Union Development Educator (CUDE) and Certified Diversity Executive (CDE). Her dedication to the community has been recognized with the Iowa Credit Union Foundation Community Impact Award and a selection for the 20 Under 40 honors. Angela remains an active volunteer with the Salvation Army, Cedar Valley United Way, and Lutheran Services of Iowa.
Her most treasured titles, however, are Aunt and Godmother. She loves spending her free time with her 12 nieces and nephews, 5 godchildren, and 2 grand-godchildren.
Marcia Jones
The Hub Director
Marcia Jones serves as a leader with ONE Cedar Valley’s Hub, advancing workforce readiness and economic mobility through cross-sector coordination, operational alignment, and barrier-reduction strategies for individuals and families in Black Hawk County. With over 20 years of experience in the insurance industry, including her role as a Senior Claims Adjuster with United Fire Group, she managed complex claims, conducted detailed investigations, evaluated financial risk, negotiated settlements, and ensured regulatory compliance. Her extensive background in risk assessment, documentation, conflict resolution, and stakeholder communication strengthens her ability to implement structured, accountable, and solutions-focused initiatives that support the Hub’s mission and long-term community impact.
Lori Dale
SHIPHT Director
Lori Dale serves as the Director of the SHIPHT Career Technical Education (CTE) and Entrepreneurship Program, where she leads the design and implementation of career exploration, workforce readiness, and entrepreneurial learning opportunities for youth across the Cedar Valley. In this role, she supports students in building practical skills, industry awareness, and confidence through hands-on learning and partnerships with local employers and community organizations. Lori brings valuable experience from her work with UNI-CUE at the University of Northern Iowa, where she supported diverse student populations and helped foster inclusive learning environments. Her background in student engagement, cultural competency, and program coordination strengthens SHIPHT’s mission to connect young people to meaningful career pathways and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Sherman Wise
Road Home Director
Sherman Wise is a community leader and workforce advocate who serves as a leader with Road Home, an initiative focused on supporting justice-impacted individuals and families as they rebuild stability and reconnect to employment and community resources. He also serves as Branch Manager of Premier Staffing in Waterloo, where he works directly with employers and job seekers to connect local talent to meaningful work opportunities. His experience in workforce placement, employer relations, and career coaching strengthens Road Home’s mission by helping participants—particularly those navigating reentry—gain access to employment pathways, mentorship, and supportive services that lead to long-term economic mobility and family stability.