Meet Our Team

Mr. Kinkaid is retired after 37 years in the food service industry where he held leadership positions in Food Safety, Quality Assurance, and new product/process development for Burger King, Arby’s corporations and OK Foods. Mr. Kinkaid has supported mission work over the years and is a certified Stephens Minister.

Stacy Horst is a wife of 33 years, a mother of two, a Co-founder of Erin’s Hope for Friends, a Realtor for 20 years, and a Board member of Nassau Habitat for Humanity.
 

Stacy's journey took a transformative turn when she and her husband founded Erin's Hope for Friends, a non-profit organization born out of love and tragedy. The organization's namesake, Erin, their beloved daughter, faced the complex intersection of autism, bullying, isolation, and ultimately succumbing to the weight of exclusion. In the
face of such heartbreaking loss, Stacy and Darren channeled their grief into a force for good. Determined to prevent other families from experiencing a similar fate, this 501c3 stands as a testament to their unwavering commitment to helping teens and young adults with Level 1 Autism and their families by creating a safe place, e's Club, where they can make lasting relationships through joyful interactions.
Stacy's life story is one marked by resilience, empathy, and an enduring commitment to turning personal pain into purposeful action. In every role she plays, Stacy stands as an inspiring example of how one person can make a difference in the lives of many.

Mr. Horst is co-founder and board member.  He has served in many executive capacities involving sales, marketing and general management in his career, working on major brands like Rubbermaid, Sevin, Amdro and in B2B environments.   He and has actively served on multiple boards, committees and leadership teams for non-profits.

Mrs. Wells is a mom to two boys, 25 and 23.  Her oldest son is autistic and has attended e's Club for over 2 years. Corinne is currently working with Johnson and Johnson as a Division Manager and with Mentor (J&J) as Regional Manager covering the southern states from South Carolina to Louisiana.

Lorrie Wallace has a Bachelor of General Studies with an Early Childhood Education Certification from Georgia Southern University via Armstrong Atlantic State University. She received a Master of Education in Educational Technology from Lesley University.
She has a Gifted Certification and is a Professional Development Specialist for the Childhood Development Association. Mrs. Wallace completed coursework for a Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership from Augusta University.

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As the Education and Workforce Development Coordinator at Georgia Power, she is dedicated to enhancing economic development through workforce development and STEM education. With over 20 years of instructional experience. Lorrie is a passionate STEM-loving educator who specializes in instructional technology and believes that learning should be enjoyable and engaging. She is also actively involved in several workforce development committees.

She is the President of Citizens of Metro West, a Georgia Power volunteer group that serves families in the metro area. She serves as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Connector at Georgia Power and is a prominent mentor for Women of Valor in Douglas County. She is an alumnus of Leadership Douglas, the Douglas County Citizens Academy and Douglas County Economic Development 101, The Georgia Academy of Economic Development, and United Way VIP.

Mrs. Wallace enjoys spending time with her husband of thirty years, her two daughters, one of whom has an autism diagnosis, her two godchildren, and her grand-dog. She resides in Douglasville, GA.

After graduating with degrees in Sociology and Accounting, Barb Hoyt began her career in sales and management, focusing on accounting and project scheduling/cost management software sales. She later transitioned into nonprofit volunteerism, creating budgets, reporting on event and organization income and expenses, and preparing information for annual accounting audits. Fourteen years ago, she started her consulting company, which has grown to assist over 40 small businesses and high-net-worth individuals in bridging the gap between running their businesses and working with their CPA firms and attorneys. With her forever fiance, Tim, Barb resides in Amelia Island, FL, and enjoys golf, boogie boarding, biking, and entertaining.

Meet Kim Miller, a distinguished marketing expert with over two decades of experience spanning various industries, including hospitality, food service, childcare, non-profit, education, and fundraising solutions. Her career includes work with renowned brands such as Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits, Primrose Schools, and Boys & Girls Clubs.

In 2024, Kim founded Heart and Revenue, a strategic marketing consulting firm that partners with start-ups, small to mid-size businesses, and non-profits to help maximize their growth potential. Her entrepreneurial journey has equipped her with firsthand insights into the challenges and rewards of building something new.

Motivated by her passion for empowering female leaders, Kim is developing FemFoundry, a business community designed to uplift female entrepreneurs. This dynamic and inclusive environment focuses on fostering business growth, skill-building, and meaningful connections. The inaugural marketing accelerator cohort is set to launch this fall, offering a platform for women to excel and lead.

When Kim isn’t busy growing her business and serving her clients, you’ll find her at the Coles College of Business at Kennesaw State University, where she teaches marketing courses as an adjunct professor. Her commitment to positively impacting the next generation of business leaders is her way of paying it forward for the amazing experiences her professors at FSU and UGA provided her, several of whom she still stays in touch with.

Kim's influence extends beyond her entrepreneurial ventures. As an active member of Chief, a network of 20,000 influential women executives, she is dedicated to promoting leadership excellence. She also serves as the Chief Marketing Officer on the board of the Atlanta Chapter of the American Marketing Association and is a board member of Erin’s Hope for Friends, a non-profit committed to supporting young people on the autism spectrum.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Kim cherishes her roles as a wife, mother, and daughter. She and her husband Brad have been married for 12 years, raising two wonderful children, Bennett and Campbell.

Aimedra Kelley has close to 30 years of experience in communications, with the majority of it in nonprofit. She earned a bachelor's degree in communications from the University of Alabama and began her professional career in local news. Aimedra is also an experienced television producer and director. She resides in Atlanta with her husband Stephen, their two children, Gavin and Falon and their beloved Goldendoodle, Ali.