Lynette M.

Lynette M. has a diverse and extensive work experience history. Lynette served as the Corporate Vice President of Strategic Engagement and Chief Officer of Refugee and Immigrant Services at the National Youth Advocate Program (NYAP), where they successfully secured multi-state, multi-year federal contracts totaling over $300 million. Lynette also led the strategic recruitment and onboarding efforts for a team of 800+ bilingual and bicultural social service professionals. Prior to their role at NYAP, Lynette M. served as a Commissioner at the ILLINOIS INTERNATIONAL PORT DISTRICT and played a key role in contract evaluation, budget scrutiny, and strategic navigation. Lynette also founded and served as the Executive Director of FC Inc., where they implemented an after-school program for children and drove Latina Health Awareness initiatives. Lynette M. also held the position of Executive Pastor at Iglesia RCC, overseeing vision, mission, and staff organization. Lynette was appointed as a Commissioner on the Board of Zoning Appeals for the City of Chicago, where they played a crucial role in shaping the city's future in planning initiatives.

Lynette M. attended Liberty University from an unknown start year to 2002, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. Lynette later attended Vision International University from an unknown start year to 2009, achieving a Master of Divinity degree. Lynette also obtained a Certification of Nonprofit Administration, though the start and end years are unknown, from North Park University.