FOUR CORNERS PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S SUMMIT SPEAKERS

Lamiaa is a former Apple executive who led the global growth strategy for Mac and iPad. She’s an executive and business coach, award-winning keynote speaker, and creator of the Inside-Out Model®. With a decade of experience in finance as a director at Europe’s largest private equity fund, Lamiaa now co-founded Exit Velocity Partners, supporting founders and small to medium business owners to discover and execute their exit strategy. She is a Stanford Business School alumna, TEDx speaker, and frequent keynote speaker at global leadership, women’s empowerment, and innovation conferences. Lamiaa serves as a board member for Resonate Workshops, empowering women and girls in Africa. Recognized as one of Silicon Valley’s Women of Influence 2025, she was also named to Morocco’s 40 Under 40 and the Arab America Foundation’s 40 Under 40 lists, and honored as Women in Tech Speaker of the Year in 2024.

Dr. Theresa Larson, affectionately known as “Dr. T”, is a leading expert and advocate for well-being and longevity across both personal and professional domains. She is the founder of Movement Rx, where she and her team help leaders and organizations optimize physical and mental health. In her work, she draws from her research and her own experience as a former Marine Corps officer who overcame severe trauma. She layers in her experiences as a healthcare provider and Fitwel Ambassador to help veterans, business leaders and owners thrive in the face of challenges such as client attrition, employee retention, and scalability issues, which are often linked to compromised mental or physical well-being of leaders and employees. Dr. T and her team are dedicated to the performance of your organization by helping leaders, owners and employees become resilient, healthy, and happy in all they do.

Shaña Reeves has been a dedicated public servant with the City of Farmington since 2004, bringing over two decades of leadership experience in municipal government. She began her career as aquatics director and steadily rose through the ranks, holding key leadership roles including recreation superintendent, director of communication and quality performance, and director of parks, recreation, and cultural affairs. In 2023, Shaña was promoted to assistant city manager, and in December 2025, she was appointed deputy city manager, where she continues to serve with purpose and passion. Throughout her tenure, Shaña has led major initiatives in citizen engagement, intergovernmental relations, volunteer management, and economic development, including the Downtown Farmington MainStreet Project. Her leadership of the PRCA department made history when it became the first agency in New Mexico to achieve national accreditation from the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies. Shaña holds a Bachelor of Science in Education from New Mexico State University and a Master of Business Administration from New Mexico Highlands University. A leader in municipal government, she has presented the FISH customer service classes to over 500 City employees, spoken at the Four Corners Conference for Professional Development, presented to over 400 New Mexico Department of Transportation employees, shared her story with 250 women during the 2021 Four Corner’s Professional Women’s Summit, and spoken at the Four Corners Human Resources Association Annual Seminar on resilience and empowering your team leadership and purpose. Deeply committed to community service, Shaña is the immediate past chair of the San Juan Regional Medical Center Board of Directors and is actively involved in several of its committees. She also holds a board seat on the Farmington Convention and Visitors Bureau and has contributed her leadership to a variety of local nonprofits and civic organizations such as the Boys and Girls Clubs of San Juan County and Connie Mack World Series Executive Board. Shana has also served as a City liaison and collaborative resource to many community foundations, nonprofits, and civic organizations, including the Animal Foundation, River Reach Foundation, Tibbetts All Ability Foundation, local Rotary Clubs, Lions Club, and local Kiwanis Clubs. Outside of work, Shaña enjoys reading, international travel, and outdoor adventures — from hiking and biking to snowboarding and scuba diving. She cherishes her hometown roots, values personal growth, and shares her life with her family, beloved furry companions, and caique parrot.

Rachel’s journey began with roots in New York and an upbringing in Arizona, before she found her home in New Mexico. She earned both a Bachelor of Science in Education and a Master of Educational Administration from New Mexico State University. Her collegiate years were marked by athletic excellence as a four-year student-athlete on the Aggie swim team. This passion for the sport seamlessly transitioned into her professional life; she dedicated over a decade to coaching women's swimming, including a significant tenure as the associate head coach at New Mexico State University, where she also directed a mentorship program for coaches of female sports. The discipline and resilience honed through her athletic and coaching career have profoundly shaped her people-centered approach. At the core of Rachel's professional endeavors is a commitment to a wholehearted leadership philosophy, which cultivates professional relationships and fosters personal development. Rachel currently manages a team of instructional designers at RainFocus (a platform leveraged for event management). In every interaction, she strives to create judgment-free environments where people feel seen, heard, and empowered to show up as their authentic selves, embracing the discomfort that often accompanies growth. Since making Farmington her home, Rachel has relentlessly folded herself into the community, living out her passion for helping others grow and make a difference. She continues to volunteer within the sport of swimming through Special Olympics and Piedra Vista High School Swim and Dive. Her commitment to local development is further demonstrated through her service on local boards and committees, as well as in fundraising efforts for various local programs, consistently seeking opportunities to positively impact lives within the community.