In addition to his work at IndyHub, Blake is an elected member of the Indianapolis City-County Council where he sits on the Administration and Finance, Rules and Public Policy, Ethics, and Community Affairs Committees. He also chairs the Council's Education Committee and is a member of the Early Intervention Planning Council at MCCOY and Indianapolis Charter School Board. Before joining IndyHub, he was Vice President of Strategy at the national nonprofit Complete College America.

In his spare time, Blake enjoys spending time with his wife Natalie and their two, wildly spoiled dogs, Jack and Jamison.

Ashley also engages with our volunteers, young professional groups and the Indianapolis community through Core Connections.

She stays connected to the community through her committee work including Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis, Indianapolis Parks Foundation and The Public Safety Foundation. Ashley was a 2018 Indy’s Best & Brightest finalist, and a graduate of The Exchange Fellows at The Indianapolis Urban League and IU Health Foundation’s Inspiring Leaders program.

In her spare time, you can find Ashley spending time with her husband, Alex and their Boston Terrier puppy, Parnelli.

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.

The Communications Manager is a critical person in our work, helping to manage our public brand, showcasing our programs, events, and initiatives and managing our communications to an ever-growing network of more than 50,000 Indy 20- and 30-somethings. The ideal candidate for this role is grounded in community, has experience in communications and marketing, possesses a curious and positive nature, and is a self-starter and multi-tasker.