Board of Directors

Lorryn D. Logan is an Associate with Handler & Levine, LLC. She also works as real estate/title attorney with KTL Title Group and as a licensed real estate agent with Samson Properties. Ms. Logan regularly represents individuals in preparing their estate plans, consisting of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care directives and other estate planning documents. She also works with clients serving as fiduciaries in estate and trust administration, and assists personal representatives with opening probate estates and advising trustees how to manage trusts. Ms. Logan guides clients during difficult transitions in their lives, including incapacity and the loss of a loved one. Furthermore, Ms. Logan has worked in the real estate/title industry for more than 25 years. She is a licensed Title Producer in Maryland and the District of Columbia and is knowledgeable in all aspects of the title closing process. Finally, Ms. Logan represents and guides both buyers and sellers in the residential real estate buying and selling process.

Harvey Hahn currently serves as the Director of the Kettering Cardiovascular Fellowship Training Program and the Director of the Kettering Non-invasive Laboratory at the Kettering Medical Center.  He also serves as an  Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine at Wright State University/Boonshoft School of Medicine as well as Associate Professor at Loma Linda University. 

Ken Chaij currently serves as the Executive Director of the Oncology Services at Kettering Health System (KHS).  Building on his experience in both healthcare marketing and oncology operations, he is responsible for the strategic focus and implementation as well as the oversight of the oncology services provided throughout KHS.  Ken has over 30 years of healthcare and small business experience as well as experience serving on several Dayton area organization boards.

A veteran public sector and nonprofit executive, Doug is passionate about helping teams drive change and exceed expectations and encouraging team members to tap skills and abilities they’d forgotten they had.  With over 20 years of experience as a strategic storyteller and advocacy communicator, Doug has developed and implemented creative, proactive, and comprehensive communications strategies across multiple platforms to engage and inform precisely targeted audiences and help organizations tell their story effectively and persuasively.   In addition to nonprofit, NGO, and higher education management experience, he has served as communications director at the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and a bureau of the Department of Labor during the Clinton Administration and at the Social Security Administration during President Obama’s second term.  Doug has managed organizational restructuring, impeachment communications, government shutdowns, response to Congressional oversight, and is no stranger to managing crises.  He has most recently run gubernatorial primary and general elections for a mid-size county in Maryland, one of the nation’s top three states for election transparency and voter confidence.  

The majority of Ron Mainess' career has been supporting the implementation of major government initiatives across the country.  He has contributed to the success of many federal and State/County project and program offices where he held such roles as Operations Manager, Business Manager, Program Controls Manager, Process Manager, Assistant/Deputy Project Manager and Project Manager.  Ron has played a significant role on the program and project teams that have supported many federal agencies and departments including the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and all the armed services.