At 70 years old, Richard (Dick) Skaff shows no signs of slowing down. In fact, his family owned business, Skaff Furniture Carpet One in Flint (Mundy Township), is preparing for another major expansion. He’s CEO and president.
Sue Peters has been named the next president of the Ruth Mott Foundation. She brings more than two decades of philanthropic and nonprofit experience in Flint, most recently serving as vice president of community impact at the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, where she specialized in grantmaking, community leadership, and resource development.
Ashley Bond was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Flint, effective August 11.
Joan (Joanie) M. O’Sullivan-Butler, president and CEO of John P. O’Sullivan Distributing, Inc., leads a second-generation beverage distribution company based in Grand Blanc. In her role, she oversees the distribution of beer, spirits, and non-alcoholic beverages to over 2,200 retailers throughout mid-Michigan. Joanie has guided the family business through rapid organic sales growth, as well as multiple brand and territory acquisitions. Her leadership and passion have earned the company recognition as a top distributor by numerous supplier partners, including winning the prestigious Molson Coors President’s Award six times in the last 12 years.
Hurley Medical Center in Flint is proud to announce that Dr. Marc Moisi, director of neurosurgery at Hurley Medical Center, has been elected president of the Michigan Association of Neurosurgeons (MANS). Dr. Moisi will serve a two-year term leading Michigan’s statewide neurosurgical society, which continues to advance neurosurgical care and collaboration across hospitals and institutions.
For many, a summer day on the lake is pure Michigan: peaceful, carefree, and refreshing. But for individuals with disabilities or significant health challenges, the joy of a lake day can feel entirely out of reach.
Certified through the American Culinary Federation, Executive Chef Matt Cooper is an active member of the organization.
One thing is for sure: Eating an ice cream cone at Cook’s Farm Dairy in Ortonville is guaranteed to put a smile on your face!
She’s a southern belle with Midwestern grit and global vision. Born in Helena, AR and raised in Flint, Dr. Shan Jackson has never been one to stay inside the box – or even inside the borders. With a bold blend of academic achievement, professional experience and personal passion, she has launched a powerful health and wellness movement that has crossed oceans and changed lives. Her impact both locally and internationally has earned her the honor of being named the 2025 City’s Choice Award winner for Favorite Greater Flint Educator – a recognition that only begins to capture the depth of her work.
Shaunda Richardson-Snell is a Genesee County native and seasoned leader with over two decades of experience in finance, business and nonprofit work. Her career has taken her across industries – from healthcare and higher education to the automotive world – where she’s held senior roles in finance and leadership.
When a young woman at the age of 17 demonstrates intelligence, a willingness to work hard, is outspoken, passionate and constantly advocating for herself and others, it’s easy to see that great things are ahead – not only for herself, but also for those she serves now and in the future.
