Hailey Bischoff is the President of Minnesota DECA for 2025-2026 and a passionate advocate for student leadership and business education. She has qualified twice for DECA’s International Career Development Conference (ICDC) in the Marketing Team Decision Making event, showcasing her strategic thinking, communication skills, and the power of teamwork on an international stage. As president, Hailey is dedicated to making DECA accessible for all members across the state and fostering growth through competitive excellence and innovative leadership.

Hello, my name is Lizzy Nash, and I’ll be serving as MN DECA Vice President of Communications. I am an upcoming junior at Westonka High School. Last year I served as an officer for my chapter, and I’ve advanced to ICDC in my events the past 2 years. Outside of DECA I participate in many extracurricular activities. I’m a captain for Westonka’s girl basketball team and participate in unified club. In my free time I love making lattes, going thrifting, and running. I’m so excited to collaborate with the rest of the MN DECA State Officer Team to give all DECA members the resources they need to succeed.

Alice Yi is a senior at Lakeville South High School who is honored to represent District 2 as the VP of Business & Industry this year! She joined DECA as a freshman and has been a chapter officer and school store manager since junior year. She is a three-time ICDC finalist and two-time First Place Glass Winner who has competed in PBM, MCS, Professional Selling, Sales Demo, and SBE.

Beyond DECA, Alice is a captain of debate and speech, an editor of the school journal, an NHS officer, a Senior Class Officer, and a Link Crew Leader. She also serves as the appointed student representative on the ISD 194 Teaching & Learning Advisory Council. Outside of school, Alice is a dedicated artist-entrepreneur (Scholastic National Gold Medalist; aliceyifineart.com), a committed volunteer (360communities.org), a recreational dancer and pianist, and a superfan of cheetahs and Mac & Cheese.

Alice cannot wait to help Minnesota members, advisors, and businesses Go The Extra and reach new heights!

Amal Mohamed is the Vice President of Public Relations for Minnesota DECA for the 2025–2026 year. She has a strong passion for leadership, communication, and empowering others. As Vice President of Public Relations, Amal aims to highlight member achievements, strengthen Minnesota DECA’s statewide presence, and create meaningful connections across the state.

Amal has proudly served Minnesota DECA for four years, including as President of her school’s DECA chapter. In addition to her leadership within DECA, Amal co-founded Recognizing American Diversity, a club at her school that promotes cultural awareness and inclusivity, which earned her recognition from the Governor of Minnesota for her work in advocacy and representation. She also serves as a Student Council member, Editor-in-Chief of her school’s newspaper, and a leader on her yearbook staff.

Outside of DECA, Amal is a student-athlete who plays tennis and competes in track and field as a thrower. She enjoys traveling—having visited the Netherlands, Sweden, and Iceland—while also finding inspiration in disco music and retro films.

Grace Dols is the Minnesota DECA Vice President of Digital Engagement for 2025-2026. Having been deeply involved in Minnesota DECA for four years, including a term as her chapter’s President, DECA is more than just extracurricular for Grace; it’s a passion that has significantly influenced her personal and professional development. As a two-time ICDC finalist and placing 7th internationally for PMFL, these experiences have not only honed her competitive spirit but also instilled invaluable skills in leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving. DECA has profoundly shaped her character, fueling a drive for continuous professional growth and solidifying her desire to pursue a career in business, where she hopes to apply the lessons learned and the connections made through her DECA journey.

Owen Dzurik is a senior at Forest Lake High School and proudly serves to represent District 6 as the Vice President of Special Projects for Minnesota DECA. He is in his fourth year as a DECA member and has also led his chapter as president for the past two years. Beyond DECA, Owen runs his school’s investment club, serves as an officer for National Honor Society, and is a captain for his tennis team. His passion for personal finance has driven him to dedicate much of his time to researching, reading, and investing in the stock market. He has also gained professional experience through finance-related internships over the past two summers. In his free time, Owen enjoys working, playing tennis, watching sports and traveling whenever possible. Owen is excited to Go The Extra to help every member make the most of their DECA experience.

Jiwoo "Wren" Park is the MN DECA Vice President of Chapter Development for the 2025–26 year. As a dedicated, four-year long member of Wayzata DECA, she has served as a chapter officer for two years, leading a chapter of 300+ members to consistent success. In this role, she is committed to providing guidance and resources that support new chapters, strengthening existing ones, and driving higher levels of engagement throughout the state. Wren has discovered both passion and community within DECA, and she is incredibly grateful for the opportunity to help countless others in MN DECA do the same.

Outside of DECA, Wren enjoys conducting academic research in political science and performing with the flute. Her passion for helping others has stemmed from her long history in tutoring, which she does both independently and as an integral part of various student-led organizations. She is always looking for chances to hone her skills, whether it be graphic design or baking.