Chief John Majoy serves as the Chief of Police in the Village of Newburgh Heights, located just outside of the City of Cleveland. Chief Majoy has been in law enforcement since 1990. He is the Chair of the Northeast Ohio Amber Alert Committee. Chief Majoy holds a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice from Tiffin University. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy 220th Session and the Police Executive Leadership College. He serves as an Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice at Tiffin University and Bowling Green State University.
Felicia Soto is the Associate Director of Esperanza, Inc., www.esperanzainc.org. She is a graduate of Saint Joseph Academy and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from Haverford College. Felicia is passionate about education and believes continuous personal and professional growth is the key to improving quality of life and better communities. Felicia’s professional and community engagement includes President Emeritus of the Board of Esperanza, Inc. and former President of the Esperanza Alumni Association. She served on the board of Saint Joseph Academy from 2009 – 2015 where she chaired the Development Committee. Prior to joining Esperanza, Felicia was Vice President and Operations Manager at JPMorgan Chase from 2001-2016. She is a member of the Hispanic Roundtable and a recipient of Kaleidoscope Magazine’s Forty under Forty among Hispanics.
Devan joined the organization in March, 2022. Devan's role will be to assist us in working with families and law enforcement agencies investigating missing person cases. Devan will be the link between families and law enforcement. She will also work in collaboration with law enforcement agencies around training related to missing persons and their families.
Michele is a founding Board Member. Dr. Sorrell is the Director of the S.A.N.E. program at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. Her expertise related to human trafficking and sexual assault makes her a true asset to our Board.
Ms. Tracy McGinley teaches Criminal Justice at BGSU Firelands. Tracy is Chair of the Erie County Human Trafficking Task Force, and Board President for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) for Erie County.
In the late 1990s, Tracy was given the opportunity to research identity theft and fraud cases. She was involved with the Identity Theft Partnerships in Prevention program from its inception at Michigan State University. During this time, she assisted in training federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. She is also co-author of the book Identity Theft: A Reference Handbook. It was from this research that she gained an understanding of human trafficking. She then started focusing her research on human trafficking and has been educating the community on this topic for more than a decade. She routinely does prevention programs at schools and has also conducted training for the Ohio Turnpike Commission, the Ohio Housing Authority and with representatives of the Ohio Attorney General's Human Trafficking Initiative.
Dan DeRoos has been an anchor and reporter with Cleveland 19 News since 2006. Dan was elected to the Cleveland Missing board in late 2021, after serving as emcee/host and supporting a number of our events. Dan also serves on the Northeast Ohio Amber Alert Committee as the Media Liaison. Before coming to Cleveland he worked as a journalist in Portland, OR and Cedar Rapids, IA. Dan is a graduate of the University of Iowa.
Carolyn M. Kinkoph, MBA is a co-founder of the Alliance Against Human Trafficking. She is passionate about providing human trafficking education to diverse audiences to promote awareness and provide resource information for victims and their families. She acquired her Master of Business Administration at Cleveland State University. Carolyn is employed as the Administrative Secretary for both the Departments of History and Philosophy & Religious Studies at Cleveland State University (CSU). She is the former Interim Secretary for the CSU Department of Africana Studies, and the CSU School of Film & Media Arts. She is a doctoral candidate in Urban Studies and Public Affairs at Cleveland State University.
Retired United States Secret Service/Senior Special Agent with a law degree, Top Secret/SCI Security Clearance, and deep expertise in cybercrimes, Presidential Protection, dignitary protection, and risk management. Skilled at anticipating potential issues, negotiating outcomes, confronting challenges, and highly effective at mitigating risk. Specialties include interviewing/interrogating, counter-surveillance, physical protection, risk management, and electronic crimes.
Gale H. Fluker, is a native Clevelander, currently residing in a nearby suburb. Gale has worked in the banking industry for 28 years and currently holds the position of Branch Leader at Flagstar Bank, formerly known as Ohio Savings Bank, located in Ohio City, Cleveland Ohio. She has worked in the Ohio City area for 13 years, and enjoys building relationships with the various Non- Profit Organizations in the area. During her time at Flagstar Bank, Gale has supported many of the local Non-Profits with sponsorship, donations, and grants supporting their fundraising efforts. Gale has a special passion for organizations that focus on community outreach and enriching the lives of the people they serve.
Gale enjoys spending time with her family and close friends celebrating holiday’s, birthday’s and just life in general. She also enjoys baking in her spare time.
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