Alexis is an Indy transplant originally from the Mitten State. She relocated to Indy to find personal growth and development and a place to call home. She found all of that and more in her 7 years as a Hoosier.

In her time here, she has worked in many industries including politics, law, non profits, and social media marketing.

Alexis is passionate about community service, connecting with others and helping make Indianapolis a better place. When she’s not working, you can find her directing and competing in pageants, adventuring downtown, traveling, practicing her French and Spanish, cooking and baking, and epically failing at plenty of Pinterest DIY projects

Al Carroll is an established business and civic leader with experience in talent attraction, development and retention.

Previously Carroll served as senior account executive at Codelicious, a software platform providing a full-year, customizable computer curriculum for K-12 educational institutions. Additionally, Carroll has served in a variety of civic roles throughout the community, including with the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP) and TechPoint, providing in-depth knowledge to public private partnerships and demonstrating the unique ways cross-sector entities in Indianapolis are willing to work together to move the community forward.

Carroll has collaborated with universities throughout the state to recruit college students to live and work in Indianapolis. Most notable, he delivered the virtual S.O.S. Challenge for over 500 participants during the COVID-19 pandemic, an effort recognized by Technology Councils of North America as The Best Workforce and Pipeline Development program in 2021.

Al received a Bachelor’s degree in marketing from Butler University in 2013 and a Masters in Management and Leadership from Western Governors University in 2020. Al has also served as a Trustee for the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Foundation (HOBY) since 2017, overseeing the financial health of the organization and providing a field perspective to strategic planning nationwide.

Al lives in Lawrence Township with his wife, Nicole, and his two children, Eliana and and Leo.

Coming from a large, Italian family, Katelyn loves to bring people together, especially when it involves exploring new places. She spends much of her free time biking or running on the Monon Trail or swinging on her porch with a good book in hand. Prior to joining IndyHub, she was a Campaign Manager at the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

A proud alumna of Butler University, she enjoys cheering on the Dawgs and volunteering with education-focused organizations, like School on Wheels. She is an avid green tea drinker, frequently sings off-key to Andy Grammer music, and is a new dog-mom to her goldendoodle pup, Oakley.