2024 PGN MVP Award Winner: Luke Boldman
Michigan State University
Class of 2025
The value of innovation has been the most beneficial for me. PGN offers the perfect setting to try new processes and ideas consistently. It can be building new events, experimental workshops, and redefining chair positions. It starts to create a different mindset when it comes to problem-solving and critical thinking. The kind of thinking any professional uses daily. Most college students would argue that their internships or current jobs do not offer much room or tolerance for innovation. PGN has helped me break this mold in my life and become a daily innovator whether that be at work, school, or home. Small changes lead to big differences but they have to start with a first step.
-Luke Boldman, 2024
PGN MVP Award
Luke Boldman is the 2024 winner of the PGN MVP award. This award recognizes the unsung member who always steps up to the occasion and ensures whatever needs to get done is done. This person’s track record demonstrates that they continuously go above and beyond, are willing to step outside their comfort zone to help others, and push PGN members to execute with excellence.
About the Award
The PGN MVP Awards program is designed to recognize members who have gone above and beyond to further the success of their chapter, to showcase the best-in-class examples of leadership, and to celebrate the diversity of talent amongst our membership. PGN members Haylee Campbell, Sunny Bobnick, Anastasia Accarpio, and Madison Noel worked across schools to create this unique program.
Roles and Experience: Sales And Marketing Intern, Volunteers as an Assistant coach
PGN Roles: Former Philanthropy Chairperson
About Luke According To His Peers:
“Luke is the support system of Michigan State’s chapter of PGN. He is consistently looking for new opportunities to help develop his fellow members. His kindness was unlike any other, and his people skills shined through. It was a truly amazing experience to work alongside Luke in a philanthropy event. Luke jumped right in, hands on, ready to step in wherever needed. Not only did we get to see a different side of him, but our respect grew for him immensely.”
