John Hogan is director of media for local agency Dooley & Associates. Since joining the firm, Dooley & Associates has seen robust growth and has expanded client services offerings to include video production, animation, and VR experiences. Hogan is the current president of the Kenosha Literacy Council, where he and other volunteers have helped more than 600 adult learners to achieve English literacy. Additionally, Hogan has served or currently serves in leadership roles with: the Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha, the Tennis Shoe Gala, Friends of the Museum; Kenosha Achievement Center; Rotary Club of Kenosha West; and the Kenosha Area Business Alliances mentorship program. Laura Gregorski Tyunaitis is the community relations manager for the Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau where she helps tourism partners to create collaborations and marketing strategies to promote the Kenosha Area as a fun, friendly and affordable destination. Tyunaitis has been involved in events such as the Kenosha Public Museum Crawl, Downtown Kenosha Restaurant Week, Kenosha Craft Beer Week, and the Harbor Holiday International Market and Festival. She is a member of the Kenosha Common Markets board of directors. Megan Wells is a marketing services coordinator at mg (formerly mg Design). She previously worked at Herzing University where she helped revitalize the Herzing Presidents Councila group of students with a common goal to make their experience better on campus Wells has worked with Hope Run Kenosha, where she helped to position the event in the public eye. Aboout YLinkYoung Leaders in Kenosha (YLink) is Kenosha Countys young professional organization, specializing in connecting young professionals to each other and to the Kenosha community.
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