Board Members
Adrian Frederick
Adrian Frederick
Adrian Frederick
Adrian Frederick, an ordained minister at New Covenant Believers' Church, serves as a lead Elder and preacher at their Southeast Campus. With over 15 years in law practice, he is Vice President, Associate General Counsel at Huntington National Bank. Adrian is also the CEO of Storied, a real estate investment company focusing on home redev
Adrian Frederick, an ordained minister at New Covenant Believers' Church, serves as a lead Elder and preacher at their Southeast Campus. With over 15 years in law practice, he is Vice President, Associate General Counsel at Huntington National Bank. Adrian is also the CEO of Storied, a real estate investment company focusing on home redevelopment for corporate housing and premium short-term rentals. He holds law and MBA degrees from The Ohio State University, along with a Master of Divinity and a Christian Ministry certification from the Kings University. Married for 15 years to Fa nee' Kira, they have two children, Adrian II and Alana.
Steve Wathen
Adrian Frederick
Adrian Frederick
Steve is the CEO of Equity, Inc., a $75MM annual revenue real estate company. Additionally, he is the founder and board chairman of Youth Aviation Adventure (YAA), a national 501C3 educational initiative partnered with The Ohio State University and the Federal Aviation Administration. Steve serves on the board of Aviation Exploring and Yo
Steve is the CEO of Equity, Inc., a $75MM annual revenue real estate company. Additionally, he is the founder and board chairman of Youth Aviation Adventure (YAA), a national 501C3 educational initiative partnered with The Ohio State University and the Federal Aviation Administration. Steve serves on the board of Aviation Exploring and Youth Aviation Programs Association. He has also contributed to various other boards, including the Executive Board of Simon Kenton Council, The Ohio State University Student Loan Foundation, and Pregnancy Decision Health Centers.
Todd Alexander
Adrian Frederick
Todd Alexander
Todd Alexander, owner of Ragtime Development Company, is the Founder/Owner of Newark Station, a 7-acre mixed-use development featuring an outdoor event center and upcoming additions such as Loft Apartments, Earthworks Coffee & Goods, an indoor event center, a rooftop bar, and a standalone fine dining restaurant. With 24 years as President
Todd Alexander, owner of Ragtime Development Company, is the Founder/Owner of Newark Station, a 7-acre mixed-use development featuring an outdoor event center and upcoming additions such as Loft Apartments, Earthworks Coffee & Goods, an indoor event center, a rooftop bar, and a standalone fine dining restaurant. With 24 years as President of Continental Building Company, Todd has a proven track record of successfully managing a $275 million per year organization. His expertise spans various areas, including Real Estate, Development, Property Management, and Commercial Construction, with involvement in developing and overseeing the construction of over $4 billion in Site Development, Retail, Commercial Office, Hospitality, Multi-Family, and Assisted Living Projects.
Frances Fleming-Wansley
Frances Fleming-Wansley
Frances Fleming-Wansley
Frances Fleming-Wansley, with a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Psychology and a Master's Degree in Public Administration from Franklin University, has dedicated many years to education and child well-being. Her roles include DEC Support Coordinator, Administrative Assistant, Behavior Specialist, Director of Online Studies, and Dean of Stude
Frances Fleming-Wansley, with a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Psychology and a Master's Degree in Public Administration from Franklin University, has dedicated many years to education and child well-being. Her roles include DEC Support Coordinator, Administrative Assistant, Behavior Specialist, Director of Online Studies, and Dean of Students at United Preparatory Academy. Currently, she serves as a Placement Specialist at Franklinton Prep High School and holds positions as Vice President of Imagine Columbus Primary Academy and Youth Director of IGNITE at Rebirth Columbus, Worship Center. Married for 27 years to Derrick Wansley, they have two adult daughters and a grandson. Frances aims to foster love, discipline, and essential social-emotional skills for youth development, nurturing academic excellence and leadership.
Suzanne Amstutz
Frances Fleming-Wansley
Frances Fleming-Wansley
After a 35-year career at Ohio Power Tool, Suzanne retired from the family business she ran with her husband. Her responsibilities included daily administrative tasks, managing software and computer systems, HR, and overseeing accounting and financial statement reporting. Before that, she worked as an Executive Secretary at Nationwide Ins
After a 35-year career at Ohio Power Tool, Suzanne retired from the family business she ran with her husband. Her responsibilities included daily administrative tasks, managing software and computer systems, HR, and overseeing accounting and financial statement reporting. Before that, she worked as an Executive Secretary at Nationwide Insurance.
Suzanne is actively involved in volunteering for various service organizations and ministries. Currently, she sits on the Advisory Board of the Conway Center for Family Business.
Her greatest blessing is her family, as she is married to Jim with four children and eleven grandchildren.
Tom Feusse
Frances Fleming-Wansley
Tom Feusse
Tom Feusse, Chairman and co-owner of Wallick Communities, was the firm's CEO for fifteen years. He currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Columbus Works, is a member of the Board of Trustees of Huntington University, and is on the Advisory Board of Kellogg Garden Supply. With 15 years at the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company before Wallick
Tom Feusse, Chairman and co-owner of Wallick Communities, was the firm's CEO for fifteen years. He currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Columbus Works, is a member of the Board of Trustees of Huntington University, and is on the Advisory Board of Kellogg Garden Supply. With 15 years at the Scotts Miracle-Gro Company before Wallick, Tom is a life-long learner with degrees from Central Michigan University and Otterbein College. He completed post-graduate work at Kellogg Graduate School at Northwestern University and Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design. Tom, a Certified Public Accountant, has also served on the faculty of Ohio Wesleyan University. A resident of Dublin, he enjoys time with family, church, volunteering, travel, tennis, and golf.Youth Aviation Programs Association. He has also contributed to various other boards, including the Executive Board of Simon Kenton Council, The Ohio State University Student Loan Foundation, and Pregnancy Decision Health Centers.
Michael Reidelbach
Michael Reidelbach
Michael Reidelbach
Michael, a board member and organizer at Buckeye State Bank, also serves as founder, treasurer, and board member of Franklinton Rising, Inc., a housing rehabilitation and job training nonprofit. With over 45 years of private sector experience, including a 16-year management career at Corning, Inc., Vice President of Marketing for Richards
Michael, a board member and organizer at Buckeye State Bank, also serves as founder, treasurer, and board member of Franklinton Rising, Inc., a housing rehabilitation and job training nonprofit. With over 45 years of private sector experience, including a 16-year management career at Corning, Inc., Vice President of Marketing for Richardson-Smith, and President/CEO of Retail Planning Associates. He co-founded and served as President/CEO of American Health Holding, Inc., now owned by Aetna.
Michael holds an Engineering Degree from The Ohio State University and an MBA from Syracuse University. He resides in Delaware County with his wife, former State Representative Linda Reidelbach.
Bob Apel
Michael Reidelbach
Michael Reidelbach
Bob Apel is a semi-retired architect and founding partner of Meacham & Apel Architects, now M+A Architects. He uses his fifty plus years of experience to provide service to people and groups in need with limited resources. He is following the example of Bob Buford as laid out in his book, "Halftime."