MEMBERS

Board Members
Lindsey Beverly Abby Hoy
Josh Steele Megan Steele
Scott Munday
  

Lindsey Beverly - City of Wabash
Board member Lindsey Beverly is a 2005 graduate of Manchester College, where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration with a minor in Non-Profit Management. After graduating from college, she moved to Wabash with her mother, and has worked at various businesses in Wabash ever since. Lindsey has worked for the City of Wabash in the Mayor’s office for the past 3 years. Lindsey is also a certified ambulance coder for the Wabash City County Ambulance Service.

She has been involved with community organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis, and has coached youth soccer through the YMCA for several years. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, listening to music, doing outdoor activities and spending time with friends and family. Lindsey recently became engaged, and looks forward to living and raising a family here in Wabash.

Abby Hoy - EDG of Wabash County
Board member Abby C. Hoy graduated from Wabash High School in 1997 and went to Indiana State University where her original plan was to teach elementary school. After some time at ISU she was offered a position with local-based business Swingsets, Inc. where she held the position of Sales and Marketing Coordinator. Due to economic issues, the business closed in 2005 and she was hired as an executive assistant at the Economic Development Group of Wabash County, Inc. She has been with EDG for almost 3 years. Abby is also a certified grant administrator.

She has been involved with community organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis and is a member of St. Bernard’s Catholic Church. Her hobbies include writing, exercising, reading, spending time with her wonderful friends and family, playing a mean game of “horse”, and working on her golf swing. In her spare time she cheers on the underdog being a die-hard Notre Dame Football and Chicago Cubs Baseball fan.

Josh Steele - MMA Minded

Board Member Josh Steele graduated from Wabash High School in 2002. After graduating, Josh attended IPFW in Fort Wayne, IN and majored in Graphic Design. He decided two years later to switch to business. After two more years at IPFW he got a full time job at First Merchants Bank as a mortgage Originator. While working fulltime he decided to switch schools to take night classes at Indiana Tech in Fort Wayne, IN. Josh continued to pursue his degree in marketing.

In December of 2008 he got laid off from the bank due to the bad economy. He then started to use his free time studying and helping out at a local Mixed Martial Arts gym, MMA MINDED. In May 2009 Josh graduated from Indiana Tech with a Bachelors Degree in Marketing. Currently Josh is managing the MMA fighters and looking for a job where he can utilize his knowledge and skills he learned from college.

Megan Steele - Beacon Credit Union
Board member Megan Steele graduated from Wabash High School in 2000. After graduating, Megan attended Ball State University and Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics. After moving back to Wabash, she started her career at Beacon Credit Union. Megan works in the contact center. If you've ever called Beacon for any account information, debit card issues, or internet banking questions it's likely you've spoken to her.

Megan has also decided to continue her massage therapy part time at Uptown Style Salon here in Wabash. As if two jobs weren't enough, Megan also does freelance photography in her spare time. Megan is currently planning her wedding and plans to be married in April 2010.

Scott Munday - Visionary Web

Board member Scott Munday was born in Euclid, OH, although he spent most of his life in Fort Wayne. He’s had six jobs, ranging from a nursing home dietary aide, to a nonprofit company's business intern, to a college tutor, to working on database applications for medical informatics. Scott is currently employed as the title of lead web programmer for Visionary Web, where he is considered the go-to guy for most of the projects there.
 
He’s been with the Wabash County YPN since the beginning and contributes his unique perspective to board meetings and a full devotion of his time and effort into the cause and direction of the group. He also has a fair amount of hobbies and skills including submitting short stories to magazines, playing video games, hiking in Salamonie Park, playing alto saxophone or drums, and cutting his own hair.


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