Art Boulet has spent his career managing business operations within both the corporate and non-profit sectors. He has taken a recent turn towards education and is currently teaching middle school science in North Dayton, training the next generation of eco-conscious humans! As an avid rock climber and hiker, Art enjoys the immediate access to nature that living in Yellow Springs affords him and his wife, Liz, along with their three kids: Francis, Loren, and Elliot.

​

​

Bruce Bradtmiller(Secretary-Treasurer)  is a physical anthropologist and Senior Consulting Scientist at Anthrotech. He is the lead author of ISO standards on anthropometry. He serves on the board of Miami Valley Public Media (WYSO), and has previously served on the boards of the Yellow Springs Community Foundation, Yellow Springs Historical Society, Friends Care Community, Yellow Springs Children’s Center, and Chamber Music Yellow Springs.

 

​

Margaret Dunn (President) completed her general surgery training in 1982. She spent 40 years as a Wright State faculty member and ultimately Dean of Medicine. She continues to practice breast surgery part-time at Soin Medical Center. Margaret also served as the CEO and President of Wright State Physicians, a non-profit health care provider with over 300 employees and revenue and annual revenues of $45 million.

​

 

Scott Geisel teaches at Wright State University, specializing in composition, business writing, and writing for science majors. He has managed a small business, and a university student support center where he hired, managed, and provided ongoing training for a staff of 45. He worked for the Yellow Springs Community Foundation and helped to found the YSCF Nonprofit Leadership Institute, working with nonprofits to train and mentor college students.

 

​

Mitch George is the VP of Business Development for Clean Water Environmental, LLC. He works in industrial environmental processing and management. He is an avid backpacker and hiker, and he enjoys learning about Glen Helen history and contributing to its long-term success.

​

​

​

Rick Hoffman is a retired anesthetist. He has been active with and served on the boards of a large number of organizations ranging from professional to nature and art. Rick is an Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist, museum guide, and Glen Helen Raptor Center volunteer. He is currently the president of the Nature Center Association of Caesar Creek.

​

​

​

​

 

Ronald Kerans is a materials scientist retired from the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Materials and Manufacturing Directorate.  He served most recently as Technical Director of the Metals, Ceramics and NDE Division and for many years as Research Group Leader for Ceramics.  He has been active in non-profit volunteer work with Chamber Music in Yellow Springs as Treasurer and currently as bookkeeper, and in preparing tax returns as part of the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program.

​

Jeremy Main is a consultant and CPA who assists clients with merger and acquisition finance integrations, accounting system implementations, and managing accounting teams and processes. When he worked for a Fortune 500 worldwide Healthcare Company, he facilitated the accounting integration of a $2 billion dollar acquisition, coordinated the financial close, and led an accounting system implementation.

​

​

Jade McDaniel teaches at the Dayton Regional STEM School. She specializes in technical writing and nature-focused immersion courses that take students into nature for hands-on experience.

​

​

​

​

Betty Ross retired after almost thirty years as Director of Glen Helen Raptor Center. While there she was instrumental in the formation and leadership of a statewide organization (OWRA) for individuals in the wildlife education and rehabilitation fields, and worked closely with the Ohio Division of Wildlife to establish relevant state guidelines and regulations. She received several awards from the Division of Wildlife and OWRA for her work on behalf of Ohio’s wildlife. Bet is also a current Board member of the Tecumseh Land Trust.

​

Dan Rudolf has been self-employed for more than twenty years as an Electronic Hardware Design Engineer with an interest in renewable energy and conservation. He owned an energy audit company, served on the Yellow Springs Energy Board, was a founding member of Yellow Springs Solar Co-op, and has been active in Drive Electric Ohio.

​

 

​

Paul Sampson is the President of a consulting group in Xenia, which provides technical expertise for projects for DOE and commercial industry. He has thirty years of experience in all facets of program management, finance, contracting, engineering design, and technology transfer. He is a retired Lieutenant Colonel from the National Air and Space Intelligence Center, an OSU Extension Master Gardener, and an Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist.

​

​

​

Yasmeen Soin (Vice President) works with Soin Neuroscience and Soin Therapeutics. She studied Alternative Dispute Resolution and later earned an LLM in Intellectual Property. She helped start the Ohio Pain Clinic and oversaw work for the Surgery Center at Corporate Way. She has served on the boards of the Miami Valley School and the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, and has helped start TargetOhio, a nonprofit focused on elevating the voice of Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) in Ohio.

​

​

​

​Stephanie Noe is the Director of Operations in Aerospace Electronics at Projects Unlimited, Inc. She is experienced in project management, strategic planning, leadership, and quality and performance. Stephanie also has been a financial analyst and production control specialist. 

 

​​

​

​

​

​​

Elizabeth Valenti, executive chef and partner at Wheat Penny Oven and Bar, was named an Ohio leader in the restaurant and hospitality industries with an Ohio Restaurant Association award in 2021. Liz is dedicated to community and is experienced with nonprofit organizations and boards. She has been an integral part of the Glen Helen annual Whoo Cooks for You dinners.