Mae-Ling Kranz is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in non-profit management and program development. As the Chief Executive Officer of Transitions of PA, she has demonstrated exceptional leadership and strategic planning capabilities, driving continued organizational growth for Transitions. Her areas of expertise include grant writing, fiscal management, community collaboration, and advocacy.
Mae-Ling holds a Master of Public Administration from Penn State University, along with graduate certificates in Public Budgeting and Financial Management, Public Sector Human Resource Management, and Online Teaching. Her academic background in psychology, with a concentration in biopsychology from Cedar Crest College, underpins her work in human services.
Throughout her career, Mae-Ling has been recognized for her innovative approaches and dedication to empowering marginalized populations. She actively participates in various local, regional, and state-level boards and committees. Her contributions to advocacy and education have earned her numerous accolades, including the National Program Excellence Award from the Society for Public Health Education.
Mae-Ling Kranz is a dedicated advocate, championing the rights and well-being of victims, survivors, and communities across Pennsylvania. Mae-Ling resides in Central Pennsylvania with her husband and three children.