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No One Summits Alone

Lessons in Resilience, Leadership, and Preparing for What's Next

Aug 18, 2026 10:00 AM MST

Sometimes the greatest lessons come from the mountains we don’t summit. Following her recent Denali expedition, mountaineer Mélanie Sandlarz returns to share what she learned about resilience, preparation, decision-making, and knowing when to change course. Whether you’re navigating rising costs, cybersecurity risks, or the everyday challenges of running a small business, you’ll leave with practical insights for tackling your next climb. 

Speaker: Mélanie Sandlarz

Bio: Mélanie grew up in Paris, France, where she developed a lifelong passion for travel and exploring new cultures. At 18, she moved to the United States and earned a Bachelor of Science in International Relations and Marketing from The College of William & Mary.

Driven by curiosity, creativity, and a global perspective, Mélanie built a career in advertising that eventually brought her to New York City, where she joined Saatchi & Saatchi. Over the past two decades, she has developed deep expertise in integrated marketing and communications, helping global organizations strengthen their brands and bring innovative solutions to market. She has worked with industry-leading companies, including Pfizer, UCB, Nestlé, and Sanofi, and is recognized as a strategic marketer, collaborative leader, and trusted brand steward.

Her love of the mountains eventually brought her to Colorado, where she embraced hiking and the outdoors while discovering a passion for cybersecurity. Today, Mélanie is a Senior Global Solutions Marketing Manager at Kudelski Security, leading global marketing initiatives that position innovative cybersecurity solutions and help organizations navigate an increasingly complex digital landscape.

Outside of work, Mélanie enjoys training for endurance challenges, hiking Colorado’s mountain trails, and seeking new adventures wherever the journey takes her.

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Past Webinars

Tech Support Scams | One Couple's Journey

Real life cyber crime happens.  Hear one couple’s description of their experience with a tech support scam, the feelings and reactions it invoked, and their advice to you if you experience the same.

In Wyoming in 2023, Tech Support Scams cost our senior citizens over $721,870 according to the FBI’s Internet Crimes Complaint Center (ic3.gov).  Nationwide, tech support fraud was the number one crime impacting citizens over 60 with over $589 million in reported losses.

“Call centers overwhelmingly target the elderly, with devastating effects. Almost half the victims report to be over 60 (46%), and experience 69% of the losses (over $724 million),” according to the FBI’s 2022 Annual Report.

Scary Cyber Stories from Wyoming

October 2025

Laura Baker, CEO of CyberWyoming and a panel of experts from across the state share real-life tales of scams, fraud, and other chilling cyber incidents happening right here in Wyoming.

A Banking Text Scam

April 2025

Check out this sophisticated text scam reported by a Wyoming bank.  It’s a little scary how close the fake login screen matches the real one.

Stay digilent!

Not So Jolly Holiday Scams

If you can spot a scam, you can avoid it!  

December 2024

Learn about package, charity, and vendor craft fair scams that have been spotted in Wyoming.  

Brought to you by UW IT Training and CyberWyoming Alliance

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