Scott Taylor
Scott who has a Master’s Degree in Organizational Leadership and Development has worked with the YMCA for 24 years in a variety of capacities with the Tiffin YMCA, YMCA of Greater Toledo, Butler County YMCA, the Akron Area YMCA, the GLOW YMCA and the Lake County YMCA. Also he spent six years with Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Recently, he was the Chief Advancement Officer of the Lake County YMCA responsible for $1 million in fundraising as well as implementing an $8 million capital campaign to build a new YMCA in Willoughby Ohio to replace its existing facility.
Prior to Lake County, he served as the CEO of the GLOW YMCA in Western New York. There he was responsible for a $3.2 million association consisting of three branches and a camp facility. Before leaving for New York, he worked for the Akron Area YMCA for 8 ½ years and was responsible for building the University Park YMCA on the campus of Summa Hospital.
Scott is excited about serving the mission of the Habitat for Humanity organization: seeking to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build homes, communities and hope.
Jack Sebest
Jacob, also known as Jack, is from the Youngstown area and graduated from YSU in the Spring of 2020 where he studied Communications and Nonprofit Leadership. He is involved with many clubs as he was President of the Campus Chapter of Habitat for Humanity at YSU, Board Member of the YSU Newman Center, Grand Knight for the Campbell Council of the Knights of Columbus, active in the Catholic Student Association, and involved in the Students of Nonprofit Leadership Organization. He has a passion for community revitalization and uses his enthusiasm for collaborative and impactful nonprofit work as the Outreach Coordinator. When not working or at school, he enjoys cooking, music, cycling, and fishing.