Sandro Galindo has been a digital marketer for over a decade, ever since he was named one of WKYC’s 10 Most Interesting NE Ohio Twitter Accounts in 2008 (although he’s pretty sure his mom stuffed the ballot). He specializes in search engine marketing, both organic and paid. In addition to his day job, he enjoys being involved in unique events. He has co-created three including, a county-wide soup contest, Souper Bowl CLE, a nacho & margarita competition called NachoRita Fest, and an “underground restaurant.” Each raised thousands for local nonprofits. He also volunteers annually in Tim Tebow’s Night to Shine and the Mac n Cheese Festival. He has also been a mentor to one 4th grader at Joseph Gallagher every year for the past five years and teaches children of all ages on behalf of Junior Achievement. Sandro serves on the Board of GiveCamp CLE, the largest GiveCamp (an annual coding-for-charity event) in the United States. He was a Toastmaster for over a decade and served as a club President & Vice-President and has spoken at various marketing and story-telling events. He also co-hosted a digital marketing podcast for over four years. Sandro has been a fan of theatre since the 6th grade when he played Aaron, Moses’ brother in a school play. He also worked backstage for a couple of productions at his alma mater Baldwin Wallace, but since then has remained an enthusiastic supporter of the arts from a seat in the audience.

As the owner of Matter, Megan provides agile and effective brand/marketing consultation and strategy for a variety of B2B and B2C clients with services including brand message development, content marketing, public relations and digital marketing - all of which begin with the client’s brand at the center.

Post-retirement, John happily continues on the Board as Treasurer. John’s love for the stage began in high school, then later with college productions at Kent State University, Porthouse Theatre, and off-off Broadway in NYC at La Mama and New York Theatre Ensemble. John’s most recent theatrical endeavor was in 2019 as Old Man in King Lear at the Beck Center. He has directed productions while in high school and college, in various community theatres, and most recently at Lorain County Community College. He has also written plays – Fate is a Woman, which he directed while in high school for an all-school assembly! – plus House Plan Template, performed at Kent State University and Geronimo, performed in 1974 at the WPA Theatre in NYC. John is currently an active participant at Cleveland Public Theatre’s monthly Dark Room, where he has been featuring scenes from his current play, Optimo. As a bookseller, John was general manager for two Fifth Avenue bookstores in NYC, Brentano's and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where he designed new fixtures and display cases for a shop renovation. He also designed interior signage and window displays for legendary Fifth Avenue bookstore, Scribners, and managed rare book dealer, Hacker Art Books. John returned to Ohio as a buyer at a national book warehouse, and while there served as Education Chairman for the Great Lakes Booksellers Association. John returned to bookselling in Ohio with Borders, where he managed the Strongsville shop and opened the flagship Borders Outlet Shop in North Olmsted, later acting as district manager. Prior to GSAD, John worked in Human Resources/Payroll at Charter One Bank and Invacare.

Zach Stackhouse is an Associate with Calfee’s Estate and Succession Planning and Administration practice group Prior to joining Calfee in January 2021, Zach was an Associate with a Columbus-based law firm, where he practiced in the Tax and Probate group. Zach also has worked as an Assistant Attorney General in the Office of the Attorney General of Ohio, Taxation Section. There, he conducted all facets of litigation before the Board of Tax Appeals, Ohio appellate courts and the Ohio Supreme Court. ALso in Columbus, he served as board member for a small professional theatre company in Columbus, Red Herring Additionally, Zach completed a Notre Dame Public Defender Externship where he represented indigent and incarcerated defendants in misdemeanor and traffic court. He served as a Summer Clerk/Intern to Judge Barbara Scheper at the Los Angeles Superior Court.