Executive Leadership: 2025-2026

Victoria Weidenthaler

President

Victoria Weidenthaler is Corporate Counsel, Legal Compliance at SBA Communications. In this capacity, she is responsible for providing expertise on land use and telecommunications siting regulations. She examines and secures land use entitlements for some of the wireless industry’s most complex development proposals. Victoria is also engaged in the establishment and modification of federal, state, and local telecommunications regulations – working closely with other industry leaders in the Wireless Infrastructure Association’s advocacy efforts. With over a decade of experience in the telecommunications infrastructure sector, she previously held several roles within Crown Castle, including Government Relations, where she played a key role in developing early small cell regulatory frameworks and deployments in the Southeast. Most recently, she was selected as one of WIA’s Top Women in Wireless for 2021 and 2024.

Victoria has been a member of WWLF for ten years and has served on the Board as a member of the Programs Committee, Director of Programs, and Co-Director of Education. In these capacities, she formed WWLF’s current Mentorship Program and “Intro to Telecom” educational series. Outside of work, Victoria enjoys spending time with her husband and three-year-old twins – ideally at the beach.

To contact Victoria, email her at President@wwlf.org.

Taylor Weltmeyer-Sierra

Vice President

Taylor Weltmeyer-Sierra is a Program Manager at eX2, based in Northwest Indiana. She began her career in telecommunications in 2017 at the startup nepsa and has since advanced into project management roles across wireless, fiber operations, and government affairs. Taylor’s expertise encompasses full project lifecycles—from initial contract negotiations to completion—with a focus on budget development, project tracking, construction scheduling, and comprehensive program management.

She holds an MBA from Louisiana State University Shreveport (LSUS) and is currently pursuing certification as a life coach. Taylor is deeply engaged in the industry, serving as President of the Illinois State Wireless Association (ILSWA) and as Director & Vice President of the Midwest Wireless Summit (MWS). Her commitment to advancing women in technology is demonstrated through her leadership at the Women’s Wireless Leadership Forum (WWLF), where she has served as Executive Director of Membership (2022–2024), Chicago City Representative (2020–2022), and was honored as the 2022 Fellowship Award recipient.

Outside of her professional pursuits, Taylor is a devoted mother to two daughters. Together, they enjoy traveling and exploring new destinations, creating lasting memories along the way.

To contact Taylor, email her at VicePresident@wwlf.org.

Michelle Salisbury

Treasurer

Michelle Salisbury started her career in the telecom industry at Crown Castle in 2005 and will celebrate her 20th anniversary at Crown Castle and WWLF this year. Her current position is Sr. Contract Specialist, located in the Chandler, AZ office. Michelle was recently reelected Treasurer for WWLF but she’s also been the Executive Director of Education and Secretary during her tenure with the organization.

Michelle’s hobbies include competitive ballroom dancing, hiking, motorcycle riding and traveling. In the past two (2) years since moving to AZ, she has enjoyed exploring the many activities that her new home in AZ provides and is looking forward to exploring many more in the future.

To contact Michelle, email her at Treasurer@wwlf.org.

Sara Muehlberger

Secretary

Sara Muehlberger brings more than 12 years of experience in the wireless industry, specializing in environmental consulting and telecommunications project support nationwide. She serves as a Senior Client Development Specialist and Operational National Account Manager at Terracon Consultants, Inc., where she partners with clients to navigate complex regulatory requirements and deliver strategic solutions across a diverse portfolio of telecommunications projects.

A passionate advocate for professional development, mentorship, and industry engagement, Sara is dedicated to advancing and empowering women within the wireless community. Through her involvement with the Women’s Wireless Leadership Forum (WWLF), she has served as the Atlanta City Representative and Southeast Regional Director of Events, helping create opportunities for connection, leadership development, and collaboration among women across the industry. Sara also serves as Vice President of the Georgia Wireless Association and Associate Director of Registration for the South Wireless Summit.

Within Terracon, Sara is actively involved in the Increasing Women in Leadership (iWIL) employee resource group, where she serves as a Chapter Lead and Chapters Committee Lead. She is also a member of Terracon’s Emerging Leaders Class of 2026. Through these leadership roles, Sara is committed to fostering growth, encouraging future leaders, and creating pathways for women to advance and thrive in leadership positions.

Outside of her professional and volunteer roles, Sara enjoys spending quality time with her sons, Bradley and Caspian. She is an avid outdoor enthusiast who enjoys hiking, clay shooting, cornhole, and bowling, and looks forward to the fall season each year.