Final Answer: The Visit Topeka Board of Directors includes Megan Schwerdt-Williams (Chair) and Abby Lear (Chair-Elect) as of July 2021. No further board members are specified in available sources. Contact Visit Topeka directly at (785) 234-1030 or hello@visittopeka.com for a full, up-to-date list.

The Visit Topeka website references a Board of Directors but does not provide a publicly accessible list of its members on the main site or in related pages, such as the "About Visit Topeka" section. However, information from the Greater Topeka Partnership, which oversees Visit Topeka, indicates that the Visit Topeka Board has a Chair and Chair-Elect. Specifically, as of July 2021:

  • Megan Schwerdt-Williams served as the Visit Topeka Chair.
  • Abby Lear was the Visit Topeka Chair-Elect.
No additional board members are explicitly named in the available sources, and the full composition of the board, including other directors or at-large members, is not detailed. The Greater Topeka Partnership’s Board of Directors, which includes representatives from various organizations like Visit Topeka, lists numerous individuals, but it’s unclear which, if any, serve directly on Visit Topeka’s specific board beyond the Chair and Chair-Elect.
For a complete and current list of Visit Topeka’s Board of Directors, direct contact with the organization is recommended. You can reach Visit Topeka at (785) 234-1030 or via email at hello@visittopeka.com, or visit their office at 719 S Kansas Ave, Suite 100, Topeka, KS 66603.
Final Answer: The Visit Topeka Board of Directors includes Megan Schwerdt-Williams (Chair) and Abby Lear (Chair-Elect) as of July 2021. No further board members are specified in available sources. Contact Visit Topeka directly at (785) 234-1030 or hello@visittopeka.com for a full, up-to-date list.

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