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Katie Bruno
  • Founder and Relationship Manager
  • WDD We Do Digital
  • I want to leverage my experience to help businesses and organizations in the Akron area. I love Akron and support local development and initiatives.
Katie Carver Reed
  • Vice President
  • Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank
  • I hope to contribute my knowledge and understanding of community needs and assets, and also my experience engaging with a board as a non-profit staff member. My current board service has been with grassroots organizations, and I"d like the opportunity to serve and learn more about the operation and opportunities in board service at larger organizations.
Kayla DeVitto
  • Lead Story Guide (Communication Director)
  • TomTod Ideas
  • I'm a young professional with over 10 years experience in the nonprofit sector. I'm passionate about community-building and believe small, local nonprofits have the greatest expertise when it comes to the needs of the community.
Kelly Bray
  • Head of Marketing Communications
  • ContiTech Industrial Solutions AMERICAS
  • My community has been so good to me now it's time I give back.
Kelly Glendon
  • Associate Chief Nursing Officer of Hospitals, Surgical Services
  • Summa Health Systems
  • I am dedicated to improving the lives of others and feel my years of leadership in our community hospital would make me an asset to numerous boards in our community. I am interested in further involvement in our community as well as elevating the voice of females in leadership.
Kim Tonkovich
  • Director of Finance & Administration
  • Summit Building Services, Ltd
  • I enjoy networking opportunities as well as being involved in the community and business development.
Kirsten Lino
  • SVP, Regional Banking Sales Enablement Director
  • Huntington National Bank
  • I am interested in exploring organizations to serve on their board, and would look for alignment of mission, vision, and values. I enjoy serving in the community, especially through board service. I see this as a way to make a difference, give back, and hopefully make the world a better place.
Kristen Carvaines
  • PMO Director
  • National Interstate Insurance
  • Serving on a professional board excites me because it offers a unique opportunity to expand my professional network and connect with industry leaders. Additionally, it allows me to sharpen my leadership skills and gain valuable insights into strategic decision-making. Lastly, I am passionate about contributing my expertise and having a meaningful impact on the community.
Kristin Susick
  • Financial Analyst
  • FirstEnergy
  • My previous years of Board experience have provided me with opportunities to learn and grow personally and professionally, while simultaneously strengthening some of the critical non-profit resources in our area. I look forward to continuing these efforts in the future.
Kristina Dyshko
  • Analytical Scientist
  • Bridgestone Americas
  • With a natural inclination towards serving, I gravitate towards opportunities where I can collaborate with an effective team to volunteer and solve problems. I"m looking for opportunities where I can cultivate leadership skills, build a strong network of connections, and contribute to meaningful work.
Krystal Levstek
  • Homeless Management Information System Coordinator
  • United Way of Summit & Medina
  • I enjoy serving my community in various and unique ways. Serving on a board provides a different perspective of community service, I have not yet had the chance to experience.
Laura Hnat
  • Development and Non Profit Leader
  • Trust for Public Land
  • I am passionate about making Northeast Ohio a better place to live, work and play.
Laural Ivary
  • Manager II of Cash Management and Commissions
  • Vistra
  • I am enthusiastic about joining a board or committee to expand my horizons, develop my career, and make a tangible difference in the community. Through collaboration with diverse individuals and embracing fresh perspectives, I aim to sharpen my leadership abilities, broaden my professional network, and actively contribute meaningfully to initiatives that positively influence society
Lisa Dalpiaz
  • VP of Air Service and Business Development
  • Akron-Canton Airport
  • I would like to serve on a board to enhance economic vitality and improve our community's quality of life. The board should be associated with an organization and mission that has a meaningful impact on the community as a whole.
Malinda Sampsell
  • Associate Vice President, Financial Stability and Health
  • United Way of Summit and Medina
  • Eager to strengthen women leadership in and around Akron. Want to use my education and work experience to help support and improve our community.
Marcie Ebright
  • Director, College & Career Academies 
  • Akron Public Schools
  • I have my lifelong career in service to the city of Akron, its families, community and scholars. I hope to be able to include my experiences with other thought partners who can accelerate and support the growth of this city through meaningful conversations and actions.
Mary Frances McGraw
  • Certified Lifestyle Expert
  • Practical Life LLC
  • I am always happy to serve in a capacity that allows me to lead and contribute to organizations by connecting and helping to close gaps that leave others behind.
Meghan Beringer
  • Senior Director, Investor Relations
  • MYE
Melinda Hoye
  • Operations Manager
  • Project Learn of Summit County
  • Being the wife of a Pastor, it is my innate desire to serve the comminuty in what ever capacity my gifts and talents may be used.
Melissa Williams
  • Senior Manager, Talent Development
  • Cohen & Company
  • I want to serve on a board to be an active part in the change we wish to see in the community. As an Akron native, I am looking for more meaningful ways to give back to the community and push initiatives forward. Issues that I am passionate about are: education, DE&I, homelessness & hunger, and women"s issues, including domestic violence.
Mycheala Holley
  • Owner and CEO
  • Holley Community Solutions LLC
  • Mycheala Holley, CEO of Holley Community Solutions, brings extensive experience as a congressional senior advisor, community advocate, and state legislative aide, making her a valuable asset to community boards. Her proven ability to drive community development, foster strategic relationships, and advocate for policy solutions positions her to contribute meaningfully to board service. As a board member, Mycheala can both share her expertise and further develop her leadership, governance, and strategic planning skills, helping to advance initiatives that promote equity, economic development, and social justice within the greater Akron community. Her passion for collaboration ensures a forward-thinking and impactful contribution.
Niasca McGee
  • Demand Planner Staff, NA Commercial Supply Chain
  • The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
  • I wholeheartedly aspire to actively contribute to the growth and success of organizations, particularly those that serve the greater community. Board service represents an exceptional learning opportunity for me. I eagerly anticipate gaining valuable insights into governance, decision-making processes, and nonprofit management. As someone committed to lifelong learning, I am genuinely excited about the chance to broaden my knowledge and refine my skills in service of a meaningful cause
Nita Sahai
  • Professor and Ohio Research Scholar Endowed Chair
  • School of Polymer Science and Polymer Engineering, University of Akron
  • Originally from India, have wide-ranging professional and personal experiences in balancing highest caliber of professional success, while balancing it with the multifaceted challenges of the immigrant experience, racism, being a female professor in STEM fields while maintaining integrity and rising above the fray.I am actively involved in outreach and volunteering activities especially for women in STEM fields, under-represented groups, and immigrant women and kids. I am also passionate about communicating the excitement of cutting-edge research in STEM fields and the challenges involved as an "intersectional" scientist. I have been interviewed many times on NPR, and have featured in an award-winning documentary film directed by the famous Werner Herzog. I would like to serve on the ENLI board because I am eager to expand my knowledge about the specific challenges and opportunities that women face in improving their professional nd personal lives in the greater Akron area. This city has the heart and the ability to flourish and lead again, like it once did, with imagination and inclusivity-focussed idea and initiatives. I humbly believe that my experiences could contribute in these efforts, while I would myself grow and learn from such service.
Pietra F Foster
  • CEO
  • Wickliffe Academy Child Care
  • I have worked in corporate America and now on my own for more than 30 years. I have so many experiences that shaped who I am as a female leader and entrepreneur. My desire is to help others realize their dreams of becoming a business owner or help those who prefer to work in a corporate environment achieve their zenith. I feel fulfilled when I can help others grow and stretch beyond their comfort zone to produce extraordinary results.
Raina Ward-Lasley
  • Financial and Administrative Clerk
  • Hopson Communications & Coaching, LLC
  • I want to be part of something that will allow me to assist at least 1 person with their objective of improving the quality of their own lives. As well as, helping them to position themselves to help another individual improve the quality of theirs.
Rebecca Kahle
  • Director of Operations
  • RAHAB Ministries, Inc.
Rene Kizys
  • Office Manager
  • Team NEO
  • Serving on a board would provide me with a platform to make meaningful contributions, collaborate with diverse perspectives, and help steer the region to reach its potential. I hope to meet new people and learn about the world outside my bubble.
Samantha Lingenfelter
  • Director of Medical Education
  • Summa Health
  • I hope to gain a better understanding of the needs of our community and have a direct impact on things that matter to those around me.
Sarah Deitrick
  • Project Manager
  • Greater Akron Chamber
  • I am an advocate for the Akron community as a whole, and supporter of women uplifting other women!
Sarah Krieger
  • Director of Donor Relations and Community Engagement 
  • Hope & Healing Survivor Resource Center
Sarah Mueller, SPHR
  • VP, People & Culture
  • Risk International Services, LLC
  • With more than 20 years of experience in Human Resources in private, public, and non-profit organizations, Sarah provides valuable insight into the importance of People Operations within successful organizations. She is a strategic and tactical leader who is responsible for driving cultural initiatives, performance management, talent acquisition, engagement, retention, learning and career development, and workforce planning. Sarah previously held the position of Director of Human Resources at the United Way of Greater Cleveland and worked closely with the Board and community volunteers. Sarah’s time at UWGC gave her a greater understanding of the socioeconomic factors that impact our communities and the workforce. She looks forward to the opportunity to give back by sharing her knowledge and expertise in Human Resources.
Sheena Fain
  • Community And Citizenship Manager
  • Turner Construction
  • Serving on a board holds significant importance in driving innovation. A board plays a crucial role in shaping the path of a business, community, and region. It is essential to have members who share a common goal but also bring diverse perspectives to the table, ensuring a comprehensive consideration of various viewpoints.
Sheri Shields
  • Sr. Manager, Small Business Engagement
  • Greater Akron Chamber
  • I am interested in lending my time and talents to organizations that share my interests in strengthening our community.
Sophia Long
  • Manager, Industry and Innovation Programs
  • Team NEO/ JobsOhio
  • I have previously served on non-profit boards, one of which supported women in industry (Rosie the Riveter Trust). Fostering that community is important to me personally as well as an impactful resource for the region.
Talecia Christian
  • Section Manager
  • Burns & McDonnell
  • I am interested in serving on a board to represent our female presence in the construction industry and advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion within our community. I believe I would gain knowledge from other like-minded individuals, build a stronger professional network, and hopefully make a difference in our community.
Tania Lodge
  • Chief Executive Officer
  • Kindred Spirit Behavioral Health
  • Serving on boards is a passion and niche. It provides ongoing opportunities for growth and development and opportunities to network, connect, and work with a diverse group of leaders and professionals. Serving on a board will allow me to give back while also strengthening my leadership skills and expanding my knowledge and expertise.
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