Christopher Woxland

Finance Manager • He/Him

Christopher Woxland, COMPAS Finance Manager, smiles in front of the COMPAS logo.

Christopher Woxland rejoins COMPAS as Finance Manager, bringing nonprofit accounting experience and a bachelor’s degree in finance from DePaul University.

Born and raised in Saint Paul, Christopher has a strong sense of pride in his home city and state. His mother has taught in Saint Paul Public Schools throughout his life, giving him a firsthand view of the positive impact educators can have on their communities. Her work inspired him to pursue a career with organizations like COMPAS, where he can support the important work of Teaching Artists and program managers across the community.

Outside of work, Christopher volunteers with other local nonprofits, advocating for better transit and sustainability in the city. He also taps into his own artistic side through shirt design and printing. On weekends, you’ll often find him up early watching the Premier League kickoff.

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COMPAS is an arts education nonprofit that puts creativity in the hands of Minnesotans, regardless of their age, background, or skills. Based in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metro area, COMPAS teaching artists deliver creative experiences and arts programming across Minnesota.

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