Adam has over twenty-five years of experience in the accounting and finance field. He began in the audit and mutual fund industry, which led him to join a family business with his father and brother, and he currently stands as the CFO & COO at Meeder Investment Management in Dublin, Ohio.

Adam began as Treasurer and Vice President of Redeeming Injustice in early 2015. Adam has known Kenny for many years, has worked with him when Kenny was a Youth Pastor and had been with him from the early stages of Redeeming Injustice and The Roosevelt Coffeehouse. Adam served as President of the Board, where in addition to financial contributions, he acts as a business consultant to Kenny in running and operating The Roosevelt Coffeehouse. Adam also assists with legal and financial components of the business and any leasing questions for The Roosevelt Coffeehouse.

Christine is a senior lecturer at The Ohio State University teaching responsible business, sustainability, and marketing. She is also the founder and lead consultant at Backbone Collaborative. Backbone is an impact strategy company specializing in building more social and environmental intentions into business.

Christine has expertise in ESG, marketing strategy, sustainability, social impact, the Certified B movement, and culture-building. After receiving her MBA from Fisher College of Business at OSU in 2012, Christine held positions as the Marketing Director and Stewardship Director at Jeni’s Ice Creams where she drove the company’s initial accreditation as a Certified B Corporation and led the strategic work that came from that certification process.

In addition to her board work at Roosevelt Coffeehouse, Christine is an advisory board member at Green Columbus.

Nate has been hooked on The Roosevelt since getting a taste of the coffee and vision at a popup in 2014. As secretary of the board, Nate updates the meeting minutes and bylaws. He also writes content for The Roosevelt blog, website, and other brand elements. Nate’s background is marketing, and he works as a copywriter in Columbus. The Roosevelt has deepened Nate’s love of coffee and community impact, and he enjoys sharing them with people through his work on the board.

Malik Wayne Moore believes in community, service to others and collective-impact.

Malik is effecting change and strengthening community in his local neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio and throughout the world. Having spent more than 15 years in service to community through his role as a YMCA Senior Leader, Executive Director, and volunteer, Malik is a founding member of the YMCA’s national team of social responsibility leaders. Moore is a committed student of Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD) and he believes that communities grow best when we understand the unique and often “hard to see” assets that exist within every community. Malik serves as a poll worker, neighborhood volunteer and a hands-on father of a young athlete. Malik still allots time to serve students (and recent graduates) from Columbus City Schools as a mentor and work-development coach. He also mentors nonprofit executives, community leaders and YMCA professionals throughout the world.

Malik believes that through mentorship, coaching, and intentional relationship-building, communities can become more closely connected – even during today’s climate of political polarization. Malik is a practitioner of NVC (nonviolent communication) and part of “a small group” – a group of community leaders working to shift community narratives related to their capacity to change. Malik is also part of a Partnership for Success Learning Community that supports leaders to actively listen and collaborate with effectiveness.

Malik Moore is an experienced community leader and a leader committed to the principles of equity and community voice. He has served as an Area Commissioner in his Columbus, OH Hilltop neighborhood. Malik serves on the Greater Hilltop Public Safety Committee, and he works closely with the Office of Violence Reduction as a representative of “the community moral voice.” He is a graduate of two of Ohio’s most reputable citizen police academies (Lakewood, OH and Hilliard, OH), and his professional highlights include over 20 years of leadership experience within the nonprofit sector. Malik works to make sure that his neighbors have a safe and connected community to call home.

While working as a leader within the human-services sector, Malik Moore led “Y work” on three continents, in six countries, in over 18 states and countless cities. During the last 20 years, he has worked for the YMCA of Central Ohio, Columbus Preparatory Academy, KIPP Columbus, Columbus Metropolitan Library, and Franklin County Children Services. Moore’s focuses are:  partnerships, collaboration, community transformation and he facilitates courageous conversations.

He is deeply invested in developing leaders and strengthening community and he also serves as a nationally sought after instructor and public speaker.