Sue Voigt, an attorney and partner with Voigt Rodè and Boxeth, was recently honored by LeadingAge Minnesota with its Business Partner Impact Award.   

The award recognizes an individual who shares their time and talent to contribute added value to the association, provider members and the aging services field. 

“The Business Partner Impact Award recognizes an individual who shares their time and talent to contribute added value to LeadingAge Minnesota and the entire aging services field,” said Gayle Kvenvold, President and CEO, LeadingAge Minnesota. “Sue is a passionate advocate and mentor for aging services providers. She is a valued partner in our mission to transform and enhance the experience of aging.” 

LeadingAge Minnesota Board Chair Mark Anderson, Sue Voigt, and Gayle Kvenvold, President and CEO, LeadingAge Minnesota

Voigt has provided legal, operational and leadership expertise for providers of aging services throughout Minnesota for the past 35 years. Her commitment to the profession of aging services and engagement in the work of LeadingAge Minnesota runs deep. Voigt has served in a leadership role on countless committees, participated in lobbying efforts, provided expert guidance on regulatory compliance, and is a prolific speaker at conferences and education programs. Voigt recently took an active role with the Minnesota Elder Justice Center, further advocating for older adults served in long-term services and support settings. 

For more information, watch Sue Voigt – Business Partner Impact Award.