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St. Clair Superior Development Corporation

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COMMITTED

We work for a community where people live, businesses thrive, and visitors explore – by connecting people, strengthening the neighborhood, and seeking to always be accountable.

MISSION & VISION

We are a diverse, vibrant, and vital neighborhood.

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HISTORY & SERVICE

We are building – year by year, decade by decade.

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GROWTH & GOALS

We are informed and inspired by a strategic plan.

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We are grateful to those who support and sustain us.

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STAFF & BOARD

We are a team committed to serving the community.

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CAREERS

We are looking for talented, creative team members.

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MISSION & VISION

The mission of the St. Clair Superior Development Corporation (SCSDC) is to build a community where people live, businesses thrive, and visitors explore – by connecting people, strengthening the neighborhood, and seeking to always be accountable to the community.

Our vision is an accessible, inclusive, and vibrant community that celebrates and promotes the diversity of its residents and businesses.

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HISTORY & SERVICE

"The organization has been the vehice by which their community has been brought together and that unity has been able to bring about some very positive changes."

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from the St. Clair-Superior Coalition chapter of
People, Building Neighborhoods

1978, The National Commission on Neighborhoods

HISTORY

St. Clair Superior Development Corporation’s (SCSDC) role in community development began over 40 years ago with the founding of two community-based organizations – the St. Clair Business Association and the St. Clair Superior Coalition. In 1999, these two community organizations merged to better serve the same citizens with more coordination, united resources and for greater community impact.

SERVICE AREA

The SCSDC service area extends from East 30th Street on the Western boundary to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard as the Eastern boundary, South to Superior and Payne Avenues and North to the Lake in Cleveland, Ohio. Our service area covers portions of four City Council Wards and four micro-neighborhoods (AsiaTown, Goodrich-Kirtland Park, Hodge, and St. Vitus).

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GROWTH & GOALS

We are preparing for growth. In 2021, the St. Clair Superior Development Corporation formalized and adopted a five-year strategic plan to guide the neighborhood forward in the coming years.

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PEOPLE

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PERFORMANCE

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MEMBERS

We are building a community. Become a member for bragging rights (and more) to help support the renaissance of the St. Clair Superior neighborhood.

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OUR MEMBERS

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STAFF & BOARD

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We are in good hands. Learn more about the team behind our mission.

ST. CLAIR SUPERIOR STAFF

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Terri Hamilton Brown

Executive Director

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Terri Hamilton Brown

I describe myself and my career as that of a community builder. For more than 30+ years I have served in professional and volunteer roles in Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago, IL leading transformational initiatives. My work has resulted in great impact on neighborhoods and people. During my employment, I held executive roles within the following organizations: City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority, University Circle Incorporated, and National City Bank. Between 2010 and 2018, I worked with The Community Builders, a national nonprofit developer of mixed-income and mixed-use development, as the Vice President of Development for the Midwest Region, commuting between Cleveland and Chicago. My extensive civic and volunteer experience includes serving on committees and boards of the following Cleveland-based institutions – The Cleveland Foundation, United Way, Urban League, Greater Cleveland Partnership, Cleveland Neighborhood Progress, Cleveland Metropolitan School District, and Shorebank Community Development Bank to name a few. I am a resident of the Shaker Square neighborhood and committed to deploying my unique collection of professional experiences in the corporate, public, and nonprofit sectors to benefit my community. For the past two years I have been engaged as a project consultant to Cleveland Neighborhood Progress to advance the acquisition and stabilization of the historic Shaker Square commercial shopping center. And I currently serve as an active member of the City of Cleveland Board of Zoning Appeals.
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cordelia heaney

Assistant Director

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Cordelia Heaney

Cordelia Heaney is a seasoned nonprofit leader with a passion for entrepreneurship, food access, gender equity, and economic justice. With a career spanning the nonprofit, government, and higher education sectors, she brings a deep commitment to community-driven solutions and more than a decade of executive leadership experience. Cordelia has led multi-million dollar budgets, launched successful fundraising initiatives—including capital campaigns—and driven strategic planning efforts that deliver measurable impact. As President & CEO of the Corporation for Findlay Market in Cincinnati, she championed more than 50 small food businesses while supporting the growth of Ohio’s oldest public market. In New Orleans, as Executive Director of Market Umbrella and the Crescent City Farmers Market, she expanded food access across the state, helping to launch a statewide SNAP match program that supported both low-income families and local farmers. Earlier in her career, Cordelia led Compass Center for Women and Families in North Carolina, spearheading a capital campaign to launch an innovative housing model for survivors of domestic violence. She also served as Executive Director of the Office on Women’s Policy for the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services, where she coordinated statewide commissions addressing gender-based violence, education attainment, health, and economic opportunity for women. Cordelia holds an MBA in Management from Tulane University, an MFA in Poetry from The New School, and a BA in English from Barnard College.
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britiny hubbard

Manager of Community Engagement

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Britiny Hubbard

Britiny Hubbard, a Cleveland native with connections to the St. Clair Superior and Glenville neighborhoods, is driven by a passion for community service and addressing food insecurity. She has a Bachelor of the Arts in Public/Global Health Studies from Allegheny College. After graduating in 2019, she pursued her passion through working at Old Brooklyn Community Development Corporation as an AmeriCorps Vista. Britiny served as the manager of the Old Brookyn Farmers Market (OBFM) where she prioritized the social determinants of health in the market design. Her work at the Farmers Market contributed to an increase in the use of benefits such as SNAP, Produce Perks, WIC coupons and more. Britiny later served at Ohio State University Extensions- Cuyahoga County (OSUE), where she was the Program Coordinator for the Summer Sprout Community Garden Program in Cleveland, Ohio. While at OSUE-Cuyahoga County, she was able to further develop her community building, event planning, and data analysis skills while building and maintained partnerships with local businesses, city council members, Cleveland Land Bank, and, most importantly, the residents of Cleveland. Currently, she serves as the Manager of Community Engagement at SCSDC. In this role she aims to understand the community's needs, foster deeper relationships and connections, and organize volunteer groups, block clubs, and events to make a positive impact.
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mia basit-hightower

Economic Development Fellow

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Mia Basit-Hightower

Mia Basit-Hightower is a recent magna cum laude graduate of Baldwin Wallace University, where she earned a B.A. in Political Science with a minor in Legal Studies and Honor's concentration in Statistics. She currently serves as the 2025–2026 Cleveland Foundation Public Service Fellow for SCSDC. As a proud first-generation college graduate, Mia is deeply committed to advancing equity and opportunity in underserved communities. She is a recipient of the Desich Community Impact Award, the Dr. Obie Bender Community Service award, along with others that attest to the value and impact of investing in people who come from less but have the potential to contribute to our society in abundance. Her passion for community development is rooted in personal experience and involvement in organizing service events, creating and facilitating educational workshops, and launching a youth mentorship series. During her time at Baldwin Wallace, Mia collaborated with faculty and peers to create a stronger support system for low-income and first-generation students, helping to build lasting pathways to academic and professional success. Some of her other efforts included voter education and civil dialogue across personal and political differences. She also brings research experience in political campaigns, criminal justice, and public policy—work that continues to inform her approach to public service and community engagement.
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monica schnee

Administrative Manager

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Monica Schnee

Monica Schnee has over 20 years of professional experience in the business community. Currently serving as the business manager for Balance Innovation and Design, a business operating in the heart of the St. Clair Superior Community, Monica is responsible for the management of all financial transactions, organizational operations and client relations just to name a few. Prior to joining Balance Innovation and Design, Monca worked for 17 years as the business manager at TG Embedded Systems and as a bookkeeper for Interworks Group. With a strong background in fiscal management and a degree in Interior Design, Monica is fortunate to call St. Clair Superior her home, as she remains committed to serving the community as both a business leader and a dedicated resident.

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Michael Niro

Chair

Dawn Foods Global

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Michael Niro

Michael Niro is an experienced financial leader with over twenty years of experience working with a multitude of leaders to improve an organization’s performance. Michael is currently the Treasurer and Senior Director of Finance at Vitamix. Prior to joining Vitamix, he served as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Greater Cleveland Foodbank and previously spent 18 years at Nestle, eventually becoming their Foodservice Sales Controller, Group Manager and Head of Sales Finance. He has instructed college-level courses at Lakeland Community College, Kent State University and Cleveland State University in the areas of Finance and Real Estate. Michael is a graduate of Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland State University, later earning a Doctor of Business Administration in Finance from Cleveland State.
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Audra t. Jones

Vice Chair & Fund Development Committee Chair

Krystal Klear Communications

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Audra T. Jones

Audra T. Jones, M.B.A. hails from Cleveland, Ohio where she lives and serves as an author, speaker, entrepreneur, and educator. Audra serves as founder and CEO of Krystal Klear Communications, L.L.C a full-service communications design firm specializing in creating successful branding and marketing efforts through events, workshops and consulting. The firm helps create marketable and scalable solutions to help achieve strategic and organizational goals. She also serves as the Co-Owner and Chief Operating Officer for Pulmonary Apps, L.L.C. and has over 10 years serving in the healthcare industry. Audra has over 20 years of experience providing strategic communications counsel to business owners and industry leaders who are interested in growing and protecting the value of their reputations and companies through authentic communication efforts. Audra is a philanthropist and advocate for the advancement of small business ownership. She is skilled in strategic planning, collaborative and equitable connections. She has proven experience working with small to mid-sized firms consulting on program development, writing grants and proposals, conducting prospect research, and developing fundraising plans.
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michael r. white

Vice Chair to the Lakefront Working Group

Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation

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Michael R. White

Michael has served as the Mandel Foundation's trusted advisor for over twenty years regarding grantmaking and leadership development in Cleveland, Ohio. He is the founder and program director of the Neighborhood Leadership Development Program (NLDP) and the Community Development Corporation Leadership Program (CDCLP), which the Foundation operates to empower engaged community leaders and community development professionals serving Cleveland neighborhoods. Before joining the Mandel Foundation as Senior Policy Advisor & Program Director, Michael was the Mayor of Cleveland for twelve years and previously held two other elected public offices: Ohio State Senator and Cleveland City Councilman. Michael graduated from Ohio State University with a BA in Education and an MA in Public Administration.
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daniel fashimpaur

Secretary

Momentive Technologies

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Daniel Fashimpaur

Dan Fashimpaur is the Vice President, Treasurer at Momentive Technologies and is responsible for global finance programs. His previous capacities include senior-level finance positions at privately held and Fortune 200 companies. Dan is actively involved with Midtown Cleveland, where he was a previous Board Chair and currently serves on the Board in an emeritus capacity. He also serves on the Cleveland State University Board and chairs their Audit Committee.
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lloyd bell

Treasurer & Finance Committee Chair

Meaden & Moore, Ltd

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Lloyd Bell

"Lloyd has been advising clients for over 30 years on maximizing the value of their privately-held business interests. He specializes in identifying and implementing strategies to enhance corporate value, often assisting with forecasting future cash flow needs, securing adequate capital, and providing guidance on business acquisitions. Lloyd’s range of expertise extends to many aspects of financial management. His experience allows him to identify the drivers of corporate value, which is vital in assessing the viability and worthiness of capital transactions. His knowledge of the financial marketplace enables him to structure transactions in a manner most advantageous to his clients. In addition, Lloyd is a frequent speaker to business and student groups on the topics of private company corporate finance and valuation."
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michael sering

Governance Committee Chair

Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry

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Michael Sering

Michael Sering is the Vice-President of Housing and Shelter at Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry. He is responsible for the Men’s Homeless Shelter at 2100 Lakeside which serves over 3,400 men per year and he also operates the Family Overflow shelter for Cuyahoga County. He also launched LMM’s Workforce Development/Social Enterprise to expand employment and training opportunities for re-entry and homeless populations through the Central Kitchen and culinary arts programs. Michael is on the Board of Directors of CHN Housing Partners; is a member of the Cuyahoga County Office of Homeless Services’ Advisory Board and the Homeless Service Provider Alliance. He is a past Vice President on the Board of Directors of the Cleveland Free Clinic/Circle Health Services.
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adam stalder

Placemaking Committee Chair

Cuyahoga County Land Bank

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Adam Stalder

Adam Stalder loves Cleveland, its neighborhoods and its people. His career has been dedicated to connecting neighbors and helping all neighborhood stakeholders realize their visions for their communities. Adam began his career at the Metro West where he assisted businesses and promoted the West 25th Street Corridor. While at Metro West, he developed a strong appreciation for and connection with the Latinx/Puerto Rican community helped develop the La Villa Hispana initiative. After 7 years of service at Metro West, he transitioned to the Detroit Shoreway community where he worked on affordable housing projects and administrative services. In 2020 he was promoted to Executive Director and finalized the merger between Detroit Shoreway and Cudell Improvement, Inc. In 2023, he accepted the position of Director of Community Stabilization at the Cuyahoga County Land Bank. Adam believes that committed Community Development Corporations are true agents for positive change in communities and will continue to work tirelessly to advance CDCs so that they can better serve Cleveland’s people.
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amonica davis

Stakeholder Committee Chair

Mavuno of Ohio

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Amonica Davis

Amonica Davis is skilled in Leadership Development, Business Management, Communication, Engaging Teams, Grant Writing, Program Development, Amonica is currently working in dual leadership roles at two St. Clair Superior businesses. As the Chief Operating Officer of a start-up, Harvest Ohio, and as a small business owner in partnership with her husband, where they employ over fifty individuals who provide commercial cleaning services to businesses and organizations throughout Cleveland. Amonica holds a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Higher Education Administration from Cleveland State University, is a graduate of Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses, and is committed to leading businesses with a shared values-driven mission of her own in the City of Cleveland.
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patricia antoine

Community Activist, Resident

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Patricia Antoine

With over 40 years of Federal Government Service, Patricia Antoine has experience working with high level officials with extensive public interaction, training in health and safety issues, and other pertinent seminars and workshops. She has received Outstanding Performance Awards, 40 Years of Federal Government Service Award and the United Nations Humanitarian Recognition Award. Patricia served as a union representative for 15 years, lobbying before US Congressional Representatives regarding health and safety, employee rights and benefits and testifying on record before Congressional Representatives on voter suppression. She is an energetic community volunteer having partnered with MYCOM numerous efforts engaging youth in Cleveland, contributing articles to the Ward 7 Newsletter and completing neighborhood clean-ups. Patricia has also facilitated workshops, given presentations on various subjects at St. Phillip Neri Family Center, served meals to the homeless at St. Augustine Church and has served on the Health Issues Task Force.
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james bailey

PNC Financial Services

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James Bailey

James Bailey, CFA, CAIA, is a senior investment advisor for PNC Institutional Asset Management, working with PNC's largest outsourced chief investment officer clients. Previously, James was the head of PNC's Derivatives Strategies Group and an interest rate and commodities derivatives trader at KeyBank. As an active volunteer, James is a member of the Kent State University Foundation Board of Directors, is part of KSU's Department of Finance Advisory Board, and is a member of CFA Institute's Disciplinary Review Committee.
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David breen

National Bias Fabric Company

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David Breen

David Breen has been the president and owner of National Bias Fabric since 2015. National Bias Fabric Company is an industry leader in textile and fabric cutting, sewing, and converting. They provide innovative solutions and services to the textile and apparel industry. National Bias was founded in 1902, and has proudly been located in the St. Clair Superior neighborhood since the 1960s. In addition to National Bias, David is the president of RediHEAT, which manufactures and sells inventive heated delivery bags for restaurants and delivery companies. A lifelong Cleveland area resident, David attended St. Ignatius High School, Loyola University of Chicago, and obtained his MBA from Cleveland State University.
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tali collins

St. Thomas Aquinas School

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Tali Collins

Tali Collins is a lifelong Clevelander with a commitment to making the community a more vibrant, socially just, warmer place. Her soul’s mission is connecting folks to opportunities that unlock their own sense of self-worth and purpose, healing through connectedness. Currently in her 6th year of service to St. Thomas Aquinas School in Cleveland’s St. Clair-Superior neighborhood, she is dedicated to coaching teachers who provide high-quality, skill-building instruction for our city’s next generation of leaders. In collaboration with dads, big cousins, uncles, grandfathers, and other male figures in the community, Tali founded and runs STAnd Together, a volunteer group at St. Thomas Aquinas comprised solely of men who believe it takes a village to raise a child. Tali is grateful for and excited to see how being in community can continue to bring about confidence and change for all of us.
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sally ingberg

Forming Bridges, LLC

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Sally Ingberg

Sally Ingberg is a seasoned senior executive with over three decades of leadership experience in financial management, compliance, and risk mitigation within the commercial real estate sector. She currently leads Forming Bridges, LLC, a consultancy she founded to help organizations bridge data and strategic decision-making, with a focus on operational efficiency, risk management, and system transformation. Previously, she served as Senior Vice President at Bellwether Enterprise, where she managed a $22 billion loan portfolio and led a 25-member asset management team. Sally’s career includes a 25-year tenure at Forest City Enterprises, where she held progressively senior roles and developed deep expertise in capital markets, derivatives, and loan management. She is known for building high-performing teams, navigating complex financial negotiations, and driving transformative change across organizations. Sally holds an MBA from Cleveland State University and a BSBA in Finance from John Carroll University. She actively contributes to her community as a longtime board member and former Treasurer for the Journey Center for Safety and Healing and recently joined the Board of GoodsBank NEO.
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Christopher luken

Baker & Hostetler LLP

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Christopher Luken

Chris Luken is an associate at the law firm of Baker & Hostetler LLP where he practices in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, real estate development and debt finance. Chris assists private equity firms and public and private companies across industries in a range of business matters and has substantial experience representing landlords and tenants in retail, office, warehouse and other commercial leasing transactions. Chris is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.
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jeff mixon

Northeast Ohio Recovery Association, Resident

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Jeff Mixon

Jeff Mixon is a dedicated public health and community engagement professional with extensive experience in outreach, prevention education, and grassroots advocacy. He currently serves as a Prevention Specialist at the Northern Ohio Recovery Association, where he implements harm reduction strategies and mentors youth through programs such as Botvin Life Skills and Jump Start for a Better Tomorrow. With a background spanning roles at UMADAOP, The Centers, and Supernova Communications, Jeff has worked on the front lines of public health crises and political advocacy, empowering communities with resources and information. He holds a Master’s in Education from Kent State University and a Bachelor’s in Psychology from Case Western Reserve University. A graduate of the Neighborhood Leadership Development Program, Jeff brings leadership, compassion, and a deep-rooted commitment to equity in every role he takes on.
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isaac robb

Western Reserve Land Conservancy

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Isaac Robb

Isaac Robb is the Vice President of Planning, Research & Urban Projects at Western Reserve Land Conservancy. With a background in urban planning and a deep commitment to community revitalization, Isaac’s role encompasses a diverse array of responsibilities from managing urban real estate transactions to spearheading research initiatives aimed at enhancing urban spaces. His work is pivotal in addressing the challenges of urban decline and promoting sustainable development in Northeast Ohio. Isaac is driven by a passion for urban revitalization and sustainable community development. His professional goals revolve around transforming neglected urban areas into vibrant, livable spaces through strategic planning and community engagement. With expertise in urban, community, and regional planning, Isaac possesses a comprehensive skill set that includes geographic information systems (GIS), data analysis, real estate transactions, and project management. His proficiency in these areas has enabled him to lead significant projects such as the citywide property inventory in Cleveland, which involved the collection and analysis of data on over 167,000 parcels. This project provided crucial insights into housing conditions and vacant land, informing policy decisions and advocacy efforts. While based in Cleveland, Isaac progressed through various positions at the Land Conservancy, from Planning Specialist Fellow to Director of Urban Projects, and ultimately to his current role as Vice President. His tenure at the Land Conservancy has been marked by significant accomplishments, including the successful acquisition of over $15 million in real property. His international experience includes teaching English in China and South Korea. Isaac’s educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Politics from Willamette University and a Master’s Degree in Urban, Community & Regional Planning from Cornell University. On a personal note, Isaac is an active member of his community, serving as the Board Chair for the Near West Land Trust and coaching youth sports for Near West Recreation. His commitment to community service extends to his involvement with organizations such as the Urban Land Institute, the American Planning Association, City Parks Alliance, and the Land Trust Alliance. Recognized for his contributions, Isaac has received several honors, including being named to Crain’s 40 Under 40 in 2019 and being part of the Cleveland Bridge Builders Class of 2022. When he isn’t roaming the streets of Cleveland, Isaac can be found exploring new places by bicycle with his wife and daughter.
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sabra pierce scott

City of Cleveland

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Sabra Pierce Scott

Sabra T. Pierce Scott is a lifelong resident of Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood. She has a record of achievement in both the public and private sectors that illustrates her effectiveness as a decisive, analytical, and goal-oriented leader. Pierce Scott began her career in Public Service as a Neighborhood Planner with the City of Cleveland’s Department of Community Development. She later served as Councilwoman of Ward 8, during which she served as the first African American female Majority Leader. In 2022, Pierce Scott joined the City of Cleveland’s Mayor’s Office as the Administrative Manager to the Chief Operating Officer. In this role she implements and manages special projects while incorporating data analytics and business process improvements strategies. Pierce Scott is a graduate of Laurel School, Case Western Reserve University, and Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences.
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frank "Sully" Sullivan

DayGlo Color Corp

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Sully Sullivan

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brittany watkins

US Bank

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Brittany Watkins

Brittany Watkins earned a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Composition from John Carroll University. Brittany served as a tutor in the Cleveland Heights School District where she provided support for scholars enrolled in the AVID program, a nonprofit college readiness program that provides students the skills they need to be successful in college. Brittany has over ten years of experience in finance. She currently works as a Business Banking Specialist for U.S. Bank where she continuously strengthens relationships with the community to provide outreach and support for small business owners.
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lisa wong

OCA Greater Cleveland & Cleveland Asian Festival

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Lisa Wong

Lisa Wong holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Marketing from Cleveland State University and is a graduate of Neighborhood Leadership Cleveland and Cleveland FBI Citizen’s Academy. She is a certified Election Day Official for the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections and has worked for the Cleveland Council on World Affairs, The Plain Dealer, The City of Cleveland Department of Public Health, and Minority Business Assistance Center at the Urban League of Greater Cleveland. As a longtime community advocate and co-founder of the Cleveland Asian Festival, Lisa was named one of Cleveland’s 2017 Most Interesting People by Cleveland Magazine and honored with the City of Cleveland Third District Citizen Award. Lisa is Board President of OCA Greater Cleveland Asian Pacific American Advocates and National Vice President of Communications for OCA – Asian Pacific American Advocates.
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