Now recruiting: Treasurer & Director of Communications →
Leadership

Our Board.

The Youth Foundry is guided by a board of educators, entrepreneurs, and community leaders who believe different ways of thinking are strengths, not setbacks.

●  Now Recruiting

Open Positions.

We are actively looking for two people to join this board and help build something real in Palm Beach County. Board terms start at one year. If a role sounds like you, reach out and let's talk.

Board Position
Treasurer
Own the financial picture: oversee budgeting, reporting, and financial controls, and chair the Finance & Audit committee as we build toward launch.
Board Position
Director of
Communications
Shape how The Youth Foundry shows up in the world. Own our content and storytelling strategy, with room to build the structure the way you think it should work.

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Meet the Team

The Board.

The people who show up for this work, plus two open seats waiting for the right people.

Christina Deibler
Christina Deibler
President & Executive Director
Christina is a Palm Beach County marketing and entrepreneurship educator with over 20 years of business experience spanning operations, project management, and leadership. She holds NFTE certification and Certiport Subject Matter Expert status and has taught more than 1,000 students. A neurodivergent founder, she built The Youth Foundry to be the incubator she wished had existed for her students, and for herself.
Katelyn White
Katelyn White, MPA, MSE
Vice President
Katelyn is a consultant, entrepreneur, and advocate for empowering the next generation through innovation and mentorship. She believes entrepreneurship teaches resilience, creativity, and confidence, skills that serve young people whatever path they choose. After an ADHD diagnosis later in life, she gained a new appreciation for the strengths that come from thinking differently, and a mission to build spaces where others thrive.
Ricki Romig
Ricki Romig
Secretary
Ricki brings a sharp eye and straight shooter energy. Diagnosed with ADHD at 38 and building her own mobile notary signing company at 55, she is living proof that different paths work. She pushes for real world solutions that help Palm Beach County youth learn their way, and she has a great love of developing systems that actually work.
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Jimmy Everett
Director of Community Engagement
A Lake Worth native, Jimmy started in restaurants at 15. He struggled in school and with the law until a culinary instructor believed in him, a turn that led to the Culinary Institute of America and kitchens in New York, Hong Kong, and Los Angeles. Today he is Chef and Owner of Driftwood in Boynton Beach, and he knows firsthand what one mentor can change.
Alex Gould
Alex Gould
Director of Fundraising
Alex is Director of Strategic Partnerships at Horizon Hospitality Associates, with a background in hospitality operations, restaurant ownership, and executive recruiting. He grew up with ADHD and dyslexia that were not formally recognized until later in life, experiences that became a source of creativity, resilience, and a different approach to problem solving. He wants young people to see that what makes them different can become the foundation of their success.