Joe Michiels, PE became a board member in the Fall of 2017, is currently the Chief Volunteer Officer and has been assisting with the finalization and progression of the Facility Master Plan, as well as being on the Executive Committee, Governance, Strategic Planning, Finance, Financial Development and the Annual Campaign Committees.

“I joined the board to help promote YMCA of the Pines, and facilitate the design, permitting and implementation of the master plan for future improvements – in an effort to enhance current, future and returning camper and visitor experiences,” Joe said.

Joe is a licensed Professional Civil Engineer and Senior Project Manager with Urban Engineers. A 2003 graduate of Rowan University, Joe has worked throughout South Jersey and the North East on various construction projects, while promoting sustainability through design. In 2009, Joe started working as the Camp Civil Engineer and has been performing design, inspection and permitting for any construction projects that have occurred since. He has also been performing regular inspections, maintenance recommendations and upgrades to both the Stockwell and Andy Daley Dams.

“I have a love of nature, hiking and camping and I try to use that care and knowledge when planning future projects that will enhance the grounds of YMCA of the Pines, and make it so that future campers can enjoy the grounds and learn about sustainability.” he added.

Joe said he was particularly inspired to become involved on the board, because of the benefits provided to the surrounding community through the use of the YMCA of the Pines property and outreach programs. “As a board member, I’ve learned about the many benefits that YMCA of the Pines provides to the public – things that I had been unaware of,” he said. “Learning about the impact of these programs really opened my eyes as to how critical YMCA of the Pines is to the local community. Furthermore, working on the upgrades that are currently planned makes me excited to see how camp is going to be enhanced for future generations.”

As a child growing up in Medford, Joe said he was fortunate to get to attend camp. Later, he volunteered regularly during high school and college. “The times I spent at Camp helped me grow my love of the outdoors that I have today,” he said. “I was brought back to the property while working as the Camp Engineer on a consulting basis in 2009, performing dam inspections and repair recommendations, building upgrades and improvements to the overall property. My wife has also worked with School’s Out and as a nurse at Stockwell and Matolly, my son Connor is currently a camper. I am thankful that I was given an opportunity to come back to Camp as the engineer, and further my connection here as a Board Member and be able to give back to a place that is so important to me.”

Katelyn is our Vice Chief Volunteer Officer and is a senior Discovery Attorney at Troutman Pepper eMerge. She is primarily engaged in product liability matters with a focus on issues surrounding Data Management and Electronic Discovery. She possesses in-depth knowledge of the issues that clients face regarding electronic discovery in large scale litigations including management of review and production of technically complex structured data sets.

For the past several years, Katelyn has been a Board Member at Philadelphia VIP which provides pro bono legal services for low-income Philadelphians facing civil legal problems that threaten their basic human needs.

Katelyn’s children have attended Lake Stockwell since they moved to Medford four years ago and they absolutely love it. Her oldest son, Liam has also attended Camp Ockanickon. Katelyn expressed interest in joining the board to become more involved in the community and also to help raise funds so that ALL children could enjoy camp as much as her kids do!

Charlie joined the Board of Trustee’s in 2021 when Gloucester County YMCA (where he served on the board) merged with YMCA of the Pines. He serves as the Board Secretary and sits on the Executive, and Finance Committees.

Charlie is the CEO of CLM Advisors LLC, located in Sewell NJ. CLM Advisors LLC is a business profitability consulting firm. “As an advisor, I help business owners think with the end in mind, challenging them to determine the future outcome of their business.” said Charlie. “I act as a Fiscal Management GPS, guiding them along the way to their end goals while making decisions based on the accounting data. If you are a business owner whose accounting is causing more hindrance than help, making decisions blindly, or wearing too many hats, call me, I can help!”

Joe Del Rossi, Ed.D. (aka Dr. D) joined YMCA of the Pines Board of Trustees in 2023. He serves as Financial Development Committee Co-Chair and Golf Tournament Co-Chair. Joe worked as Superintendent of the Medford Township Public School District for nearly two decades before retiring.  Before becoming superintendent, Joe worked as a teacher of special needs, crisis counselor, assistant principal, and principal, proving an extensive background in education and a passion to serve the community.

Kelley Drummond joined the YMCA of the Pines Board of Trustees in 2020 and sits on the Financial Development Committee.  She has been a leader in the global healthcare business for over 25 years and volunteers her time for organizations that focus on helping kids develop into future leaders.

Kelley feels strongly that every kid deserves a chance to go to camp.  Kids who attend camp get to try new things, spend time outside, connect with other kids while building their confidence and leadership skills.  “I am thrilled to be a part of the YMCA of the Pines Board of Trustees because I get to work with a group of people who feel passionately about making sure YMCA of the Pines is here to serve kids and their families for a very long time.  Since I’m too old to spend a week at camp each summer, this is the next best thing!”

Dr. Jeffrey A. Ranalli, D.O. has been a dedicated physician since 1995 and currently serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine. In addition to his academic role, he is involved with the Student Mentor Program and is an Associate Professor at Penn State University, where he helps guide and inspire the next generation of medical professionals.

Since 2019, Dr. Jeffrey A. Ranalli, D.O. has worked at Medford Leas, continuing his long-standing commitment to patient care and community wellness. He brings both professional expertise and a passion for service to his role on the Board of Trustees, where he also contributes as a member of the Golf Committee.

Dr. Jeffrey A. Ranalli, D.O. has lived in Marlton for the past 30 years with his family.

Robyn Rusinski sits on the Finance Committee’s at YMCA of the Pines.

“I joined the board because I want to use my accounting expertise to help YMCA of the Pines accomplish its mission and goals. I’m a CPA, licensed in New Jersey. I also perform audits, reviews, and compilations of many non-profit entities in the area.” said Robyn.

Robyn feels that the most impactful part of camp’s mission is helping people become the best version of themselves. “I believe camp creates an environment where children can feel comfortable to be themselves without judgment and can build confidence to help grow into the best people they can be.”

“It’s exciting to be here,” she added. “The future of camp looks bright due to the passionate and dedicated staff led by Mark Dibble and the committed board members. In addition, I’m very excited about the capital expansion plan that will make the campers’ experience even better.”

Tristan Sylk is a real estate developer, community builder, and proud South Jersey resident. He lives in Hainesport, New Jersey with his wife and their three children on an 87-acre farm, where they raise cattle, sheep, chickens, and honey bees. As a family, they cherish time outdoors—whether hiking local trails, exploring nature, or simply enjoying the land they call home.

Tristan is a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College and earned his MBA from Columbia Business School, where he began building his career in real estate. His work spans multifamily, commercial, and large-scale industrial development, alongside a strong focus on historic downtown revitalization. He has played a key role in projects across South Jersey, including Medford and Haddonfield, where he thoughtfully curates tenant communities that bring energy, walkability, and long-term vitality to local towns. His ability to match the right businesses and foster cohesive, thriving environments is central to his approach.

In addition to his professional work, Tristan is a lifelong athlete and rugby enthusiast. He proudly represented the United States in the Maccabiah Games, competing in both the Pan American Games in Chile and the international games in Israel.

Tristan and his family have a deep connection to YMCA of the Pines, where their children have spent summers immersed in camp experiences that foster independence, confidence, and a love of the outdoors. His commitment to community, family, and creating spaces where people can truly connect makes his role on the board especially meaningful.

Above all, Tristan is a devoted husband and father who believes deeply in building a life—and a community—rooted in connection, purpose, and the outdoors.

George Troyano is an accomplished C-level executive skilled in transformational management.  With extensive experience managing operations in complex environments, George consistently leads teams towards financial stability and growth.  Most recently, George served as President MD/DC/VA for Clear Channel Outdoor, one of the largest U.S. Out of Home media corporations. Prior to that he spent nearly a decade with Gannett USA Today as Division President responsible for leading 45 sites across the U.S. and Guam. His division led the corporation in financial performance and digital conversion.

Much of George’s success has been attributed to his ability to instill a sense of entrepreneurial vision and creativity, inspiring his staff to support the core mission while fueling the organization with strategic thought leadership. George’s operations were consistently ranked top tier for employee satisfaction and retention. He was awarded Gannett’s On Point Award for his organizational commitment to diversity.

George’s adaptive approach and broad range of experience in financial management, operations, marketing, and sales leadership has honed his ability to effectively execute, accelerating corporate growth and planning of long-term operational objectives. Prior to Gannett, George served as President & COO Review Publishing, Group Publisher Broad Street Publishing, SVP Village Voice Media, and Division Vice President United Advertising.  He started his career in the CPG industry, holding numerous management roles at both Revlon and Del Laboratories.

George earned an MBA from Drexel University and a BA in Business Management from Gettysburg College.

Throughout his career, George served on numerous boards including the Westchester County Association, United Way, Arts Westchester, and Helen Hayes Hospital. While on the board of Helen Hayes, George constructed the strategic business plan and was responsible for opening Helen’s Hope Chest, a community thrift shop serving the residents of West Haverstraw NY.  He also chartered 6 chapters of the Lend-a-Hand Society across 3 states and served as Grant Chair at Gannett for 13 of his operations. George was awarded the Legacy Award  by NY State for his work serving non-profits as well as for his commitment to volunteerism and community engagement.  Tribute video can be viewed at https://bit.ly/WhoIsGeorge. George is also a member of multiple executive business associations including the Executive Forum comprised of C-Level leaders committed to making an impact in their respective fields.

George and his family reside in Marlton NJ and has been married to his wife Kari for 39 years. He has 3 grown boys, Tyler, Justin, and Cole. George is a fitness enthusiast who loves the outdoors.  He enjoys traveling, spending time with his family, and reading a great book when time permits.

Nasrin “Nini” Waring joined the Board of Trustees in 2024, bringing with her a wealth of expertise in technology, cybersecurity, and logistics. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Drexel University and both a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and a Master of Technology Management from Villanova University.

With a career that spans engineering, consulting, logistics, academia, social work, and information technology, Nini’s professional and volunteer efforts are grounded in innovation and community impact. She is actively engaged with organizations such as Evanta, CyberRisk Collaborative, WiCyS, InfraGard, ISC2, ISACA, and TLA, and serves on several boards dedicated to advancing cybersecurity and supporting women in technology.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Nini enjoys traveling, exercising, tutoring, and giving back through volunteer work. At the YMCA of the Pines, she also contributes her time and talents as a member of the Golf Committee.