2022 LOCAL
LEADERSHIP PANEL
2022 Panelists:
Tom Thompson, Bill Hippenmeyer, Lisa Wagner, Sylvia Moseley, & Jay Williams
Tom Thompson, Bill Hippenmeyer, Lisa Wagner, Sylvia Moseley, & Jay Williams
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Bill Hippenmeyer
Chief Architect / OFFICE OF THE CTO, NASIC Bill has over 25 years of experience as a business and information technology professional working in a variety of roles in sales, product management, engineering and data center operations.
After serving three years as the Chief Operating Officer for Gloo, Inc located in Boulder, CO, Mr Hippenmeyer has returned to Government service working in the capacity of Chief Architect at NASIC in the office of the CTO. At Gloo, Mr Hippenmeyer led a team of 250 engineers building cloud native products serving the adtech space. He also led the SRE, Customer Support and Business Operations teams. |
Prior to his work at Gloo, Mr Hippenmeyer worked for Google in a variety of roles over an eleven year period. In his last two years at Google he ran the Pre-Sales Engineering organization supporting Google’s Cloud business across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Mr Hippenmeyer also served as Head of the Enterprise Google Workspace Strategy and led the Global G-Suite Pre-Sales Engineering organization during his Google tenure. Bill and his team actively engaged with customers and partners to drive creativity, innovation, transformation and application refactoring efforts. Bill continues to be passionate about creating customer value through the application of cloud technologies to solve the most challenging mission problems.
Before Google, Mr. Hippenmeyer ran the North American Solutions Engineering team at Adobe working with customers to streamline customer-facing information flows using the Adobe Intelligent Document platform based on PDF. Bill also served at VERITAS as a Technical Product Manager developing business continuity solutions for key VERITAS partners in the ERP, SCM, CRM and Web Applications Infrastructure spaces. Preceding his work at VERITAS and Adobe, Bill spent seven years with Brio Software as the Vice President of Pre-Sales Engineering and Director of Engineering.
Mr. Hippenmeyer holds a BS in Computer Science from the Ohio State University and a MS in Computer Systems from the Air Force Institute of Technology where he was a Distinguished Graduate. He served for eight years in the U.S. Air Force in a variety of roles, including systems architect, software engineer, database administrator and UNIX systems programmer. Getting ready to celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary, Bill and Susie have five kids and five grandkids.
Before Google, Mr. Hippenmeyer ran the North American Solutions Engineering team at Adobe working with customers to streamline customer-facing information flows using the Adobe Intelligent Document platform based on PDF. Bill also served at VERITAS as a Technical Product Manager developing business continuity solutions for key VERITAS partners in the ERP, SCM, CRM and Web Applications Infrastructure spaces. Preceding his work at VERITAS and Adobe, Bill spent seven years with Brio Software as the Vice President of Pre-Sales Engineering and Director of Engineering.
Mr. Hippenmeyer holds a BS in Computer Science from the Ohio State University and a MS in Computer Systems from the Air Force Institute of Technology where he was a Distinguished Graduate. He served for eight years in the U.S. Air Force in a variety of roles, including systems architect, software engineer, database administrator and UNIX systems programmer. Getting ready to celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary, Bill and Susie have five kids and five grandkids.
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Tom Thompson
Chief of Polics/Director of Public Safety / SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE Tom currently serves as the Chief of Police/Director of Public Safety at Sinclair Community College. Previously he served as the Network Executive Director of Police for the Kettering Health Network. Prior to working at Kettering Health Network, he served as Assistant City Manager in the City of Miamisburg after retiring as the Assistant Chief of Police with the Miamisburg Police Department. Chief Thompson founded Valens Solutions, a non-profit organization which focuses on connecting immigrants to quality-of-life resources and provides scholarships for persons entering Law Enforcement and Health Care professions. He is a speaker and consultant with Law Enforcement Action Partnerships, a workplace violence
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consultant with KLA Risk Management, is on the Board of Welcome Dayton and the Advisory Board of the Dayton Equity Center and is a Silver lifetime member of the NAACP. He is a veteran of the United States Air Force and has a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Chapman University and a Master’s in Public Administration from Wright State University. He has been married to his wife Tiffany for over 32 years. They have three children and eight grandchildren.
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Lisa Wagner
Executive Director / LEVITT PAVILLION DAYTON Lisa Wagner is the Executive Director for the Levitt Pavilion Dayton, hired in 2017 to build and lead the non-profit organization with the mission of building community through the power of music, one free concert at a time. Previously, Lisa spent 15 years of her career working for the Victoria Theatre Association, as the Vice President of Ticketing and Hospitality, with responsibility over Ticket Center Stage, Citilites Restaurant and Catering, audience services, and worked with programming team that presented many successful series. Lisa attended Miami University and she holds a certificate in Strategic Leadership for Non-Profits from the University of Pennsylvania, and she completed the Senior
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Management Institute in a joint program with National Arts Strategies and University of Michigan. She currently serves on the boards of Homefull, the Downtown Dayton Partnership and Miami Valley Meals and she is a member of Dayton Rotary. She is celebrating 35 years of marriage with her husband, Rob and they are enjoying their growing family.
About Levitt Pavilion Dayton
In 2018, Levitt Pavilion Dayton, located on Dave Hall Plaza, became a signature Levitt Pavilion, joining Denver, Sioux Falls, Arlington, Bethlehem, Westport and Los Angeles. Central to the Levitt Pavilion’s mission is the creation and the development of gathering spaces that will result in stronger, healthier, and interconnected neighborhoods. Levitt Pavilion Dayton provides 50 free concerts to the community each summer, featuring local, regional national and international musicians, with an emphasis on creative and diverse programming.
About Levitt Pavilion Dayton
In 2018, Levitt Pavilion Dayton, located on Dave Hall Plaza, became a signature Levitt Pavilion, joining Denver, Sioux Falls, Arlington, Bethlehem, Westport and Los Angeles. Central to the Levitt Pavilion’s mission is the creation and the development of gathering spaces that will result in stronger, healthier, and interconnected neighborhoods. Levitt Pavilion Dayton provides 50 free concerts to the community each summer, featuring local, regional national and international musicians, with an emphasis on creative and diverse programming.
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Rev. Dr. Sylvia Moseley
Reverend and U.S. Army Veteran / OMEGA BAPTIST CHURCH Born in and shaped by the ghettos of Brooklyn, N.Y., Rev. Dr. Sylvia Moseley has a testimony of hope, healing, Holy Spirit power, and hard work.
Rev. Dr. Sylvia has been employed in the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction state prison since 2014 and has served as Chaplain at two men’s and two women’s prisons. She has shared her ministry of hope and healing in the capacity of a jail, children’s hospital, and Hospice Chaplain. Rev. Dr. Sylvia Moseley is a member of Omega Baptist Church where she has served since 1998 as an associate minister, a ministry leader for the Social Justice ministry, and as a member of the Official Board. |
Rev. Dr. Sylvia retired from the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in 2009 and served in the U.S. Army for seven years in the field of nuclear, biological, and chemical warfare. Rev. Sylvia has a BA in history from Queens College in NY, an MPA from City University in Bellevue, WA, an MDiv from Payne Theological Seminary, and a Doctor of Ministry degree in Pastoral Care and Counseling from United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. She is the wife of Rev. John T. Robinson, Jr., mother of five sons, grandmother to four grandsons and known for her tremendous love for the Lord and deep dedication to serving God’s people. She has preached in the US, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, and Soweto, South Africa. In response to the tremendous amount of death and loss during Covid19, Rev. Dr. Sylvia published her workbook entitled You Can’t Heal What You Hide: Living and Growing Through Your Grief.
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Jay Williams
VP of Business Banking / KEY BANK Jay Williams has been in the banking industry for almost 13 years. He currently serves as a Vice President of Business Banking at Key Bank in the Dayton Market. As a Relationship Manager for Key Bank, Jay is responsible for the acquisition of new clients and expanding the business portfolios of existing clients with annual sales from $3 to $30 million. Jay works with business customers to expand their businesses, simplify their processes, and/or maintain and protect their organizations. He has extensive experience and expertise advising Not-for-Profits (including faith-based organizations), Manufacturers, Contractors, and Restaurantees. Jay is meticulous in helping clients and employees see their potential, while providing a path to aid them in achieving their dreams.
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His belief is when you work with integrity and humbly count others more significant than yourself, success will follow.
With KeyBank, Jay is a Key4Women Certified Advisor and serves as Vice President of the Dayton African Heritage Key Business Impact and Networking Group (AHKBING). Jay also works with the community in various capacities, including serving as Treasurer on the Declare Dayton Board, and Treasurer of the Dayton Chapter of Kentucky State University (KSU) Alumni Association. He has been recognized for several top performance awards throughout his career. In 2018 he was also recognized as a Dayton Weekly News Man of Influence.
Jay received an M.B.A from Webster University in Orlando, Florida and a B.B.A. from Kentucky State University in Frankfort, KY.
Jay was born and raised in Dayton and in 2015 after college returned to Dayton with his wife to be closer to family. He and wife Amber have three great sons and a dog Cash. When he is not working or involved with community or church events, he is teaching financial literacy to youth, coaching his son’s baseball teams, hiking with his family, or riding his motorcycle.
With KeyBank, Jay is a Key4Women Certified Advisor and serves as Vice President of the Dayton African Heritage Key Business Impact and Networking Group (AHKBING). Jay also works with the community in various capacities, including serving as Treasurer on the Declare Dayton Board, and Treasurer of the Dayton Chapter of Kentucky State University (KSU) Alumni Association. He has been recognized for several top performance awards throughout his career. In 2018 he was also recognized as a Dayton Weekly News Man of Influence.
Jay received an M.B.A from Webster University in Orlando, Florida and a B.B.A. from Kentucky State University in Frankfort, KY.
Jay was born and raised in Dayton and in 2015 after college returned to Dayton with his wife to be closer to family. He and wife Amber have three great sons and a dog Cash. When he is not working or involved with community or church events, he is teaching financial literacy to youth, coaching his son’s baseball teams, hiking with his family, or riding his motorcycle.
