CPAN Names Trinity Lancione, Experienced Nonprofit Leader, as New Executive Director

LANSING, Mich.--(Aug. 4, 2026)--CPAN, the consumer protection organization fighting for fair insurance and upholding the rights and benefits crash survivors are entitled to under Michigan’s auto no-fault insurance law, today announced that Trinity Lancione, a nonprofit leader with more than 15 years of experience building programs, partnerships and campaigns for mission-driven organizations, has been named its new executive director. 

Lancione’s first day on the job was Aug. 3. She replaces Martha Levandowski, who recently retired following 15 years of dedicated service. 

"Trinity brings exactly the kind of leadership CPAN needs for this moment," said Margaret Kroese, Chair of the CPAN Board of Directors. "She has a proven record of growing member value and getting results. As we continue the fight to protect Michigan's crash survivors and the care they depend on, we are confident Trinity will lead this organization with energy, vision, and heart.”

Lancione joins CPAN from the Michigan Mortgage Lenders Association (MMLA), where she served as Membership & Marketing Director and led statewide membership strategy, flagship events, and marketing and sponsorship programs.

Over her career, Lancione has worked across multiple sectors, including stints at Guardian Mortgage Company, BELFOR Franchise Group and AAA Minnesota/Indiana. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Marketing from Northern Michigan University, where she was also a student-athlete.

"I'm honored and energized to step into this role at such a pivotal time for CPAN," said Lancione. "I've spent my career building organizations that bring people together around a shared purpose, and I can't imagine a purpose more worth fighting for than this one. I'm excited to get to work and to help carry CPAN's mission forward."