Dani was elected as the first female Supervisor in the history of Bloomfield Township on November 3, 2020. Before that she was a Trustee from 2016-2020 and also served on the Zoning Board of Appeals, Design Review Board, Preservation Bloomfield Board of Directors, Preservation Bloomfield Operations Committee, and the Farm Membership Steering Committee. She is a lifelong resident of Bloomfield Township, proud alumna of Bloomfield Hills Schools and the University of Michigan Ann Arbor. Being a community leader started early for Dani. While at U of M, she was chosen from 40,000 students to serve as the U of M representative to the Association of Big Ten Student government, which represented over 500,000 undergraduate students of the Big Ten. As an alumna, she has served on the University of Michigan Alumni Leadership Council.

Dani has spent her career working for global corporations and honing her skills in strategic planning, organizational management, process and budget efficiencies, procurement, training and workforce development, and management. As a Business Consultant, Dani helps businesses redefine or reinvent themselves to improve and succeed in a changing environment. Those skills and her experiences offer an arsenal of innovative ideas to guide the operations of Bloomfield Township.

She and her husband, Paul Williamson, were married in 2018. Paul is an IT executive by day and volunteer firefighter and EMT by night. Paul has two daughters that Dani affectionately calls her bonus daughters. Dani and Paul are also Papa and Gigi to two adorable grandchildren.

Martin was elected to a four-year term as Clerk in 2020.
 
Martin and his wife, Cathleen, moved their family to Bloomfield Township in 2003. Their two sons attended Bloomfield public schools and graduated from Bloomfield Hills High School. Martin graduated from Michigan State with a bachelor’s degree from James Madison College in 1987 and received his master’s degree in Labor and Industrial Relations the following year. After working for a while in industry, he went on to earn his law degree from the University of Michigan in 1996. Martin worked in private practice for 25 years handling employment and labor law matters. During that time, he was elected to the Bloomfield Hills School Board and served from 2005 through 2010. He was chair of the Finance Facilities and Legal Affairs Committee and Board Vice President.  In 2009 he was selected to be Board President. Martin's additional community involvement includes board member for the Friends of the E.L. Johnson Nature Center and Judge/Coach for the Bloomfield Hills Schools Forensics team.

Michael Schostak was appointed Bloomfield Township Treasurer in August 2023 after serving for seven years as a Township Trustee. As Treasurer, Michael serves as the Chief Investment Officer for almost $400 million of township funds while overseeing the collection of real property taxes and water bills for the township’s approximately 16,000 parcels and utility accounts.

Michael was elected to the Bloomfield Township Board of Trustees in November 2016 and overwhelmingly re-elected in November 2020. In his capacity as Treasurer, Michael serves on the Financial Sustainability Committee and is a trustee of the Retired Employees’ Healthcare Trust. He also is the Township’s representative on the Bloomfield Historical Society board of directors.

Michael has been principal of Schostak Capital Advisors since 2014, working with small and medium-sized businesses around the country and across a wide span of industries in the areas of business strategy and corporate finance.

Previously, Michael was also Lecturer of Finance in the Ilitch School of Business at Wayne State University, where he taught courses in financial analysis and corporate valuation.

Michael’s prior professional experience spans a wide variety of financial roles, including capital markets and mergers & acquisitions on Wall Street, corporate financial planning & analysis, and investor relations. Michael began his career at Booz Allen Hamilton consulting for the U.S. military and intelligence communities on matters of economic policy, financial analysis, resource planning, and capital budgeting.

Michael Schostak is a proud alumnus of both Hillel Day School and Cranbrook Schools. He earned his B.S. in Economics with concentrations in Finance, Management, and Real Estate from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and his M.B.A. at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan.

Michael serves on the boards of several non-profit organizations, including Jewish Community Security Inc., the umbrella organization for the metro Detroit Jewish community’s physical security apparatus.

Most importantly, Michael is the proud father of two children.