Board Members
Jakky Lynette, President
Jakky Lynette, President
Jakky Lynette, President
Jakky Lynette, is locally recognized for her administrative support in community advocacy. Her leadership in administrative support and community engagement ranges from Trinity Missionary Baptist Church in the early 2000's on through the Ashley Ranae Hamilton Foundation, Possibilities, Inc., Nappy Roots Books, and most recently - the L
Jakky Lynette, is locally recognized for her administrative support in community advocacy. Her leadership in administrative support and community engagement ranges from Trinity Missionary Baptist Church in the early 2000's on through the Ashley Ranae Hamilton Foundation, Possibilities, Inc., Nappy Roots Books, and most recently - the League of Women Voters of Oklahoma County where she participated in and authored studies on Healthcare and Criminal Justice Reform in Oklahoma. She is also the author of several self published children's and coming of age books catered towards engaging young black readers.
Kelly Wise, Secretary
Jakky Lynette, President
Jakky Lynette, President
Kelly Wise, is a versatile professional with a passion for media and community impact. With expertise in broadcast audio production, podcasting, public relations, promotions, and digital marketing, she brings a unique blend of creativity and technical skills to the table. As a detail-oriented storyteller with a big-picture perspective, s
Kelly Wise, is a versatile professional with a passion for media and community impact. With expertise in broadcast audio production, podcasting, public relations, promotions, and digital marketing, she brings a unique blend of creativity and technical skills to the table. As a detail-oriented storyteller with a big-picture perspective, she's excited to amplify the OKC Women's March message and build a movement that inspires collective action and empowers women and allies to make their voices heard.
Aya Hamad, Treasurer
Jakky Lynette, President
Aya Hamad, Treasurer
Aya Hamad is originally from Egypt and moved to the United States in 2015 in pursuit of greater knowledge, growth, and opportunities. Aya is self-employed in the insurance industry in addition to serving on the Unified Sisterhood Foundation's Board of Directors and values strong focus on helping others to make informed monetary decisions
Aya Hamad is originally from Egypt and moved to the United States in 2015 in pursuit of greater knowledge, growth, and opportunities. Aya is self-employed in the insurance industry in addition to serving on the Unified Sisterhood Foundation's Board of Directors and values strong focus on helping others to make informed monetary decisions. She provides a diverse professional background in finance, banking, insurance, financial analysis, and business operations; and is passionate about financial empowerment, community service, and creating opportunities for others to build greater financial confidence, stability, and independence.
Vincent Maytubby, Board Seat 1
Vincent Maytubby, Board Seat 1
Vincent Maytubby, Board Seat 1
Vincent S. Maytubby is a community advocate, media creator, and music production student at Full Sail University whose leadership is rooted in service, lived experience, and a commitment to strengthening communities. His professional background spans manufacturing, transportation, logistics, maintenance, and customer service, giving hi
Vincent S. Maytubby is a community advocate, media creator, and music production student at Full Sail University whose leadership is rooted in service, lived experience, and a commitment to strengthening communities. His professional background spans manufacturing, transportation, logistics, maintenance, and customer service, giving him a practical understanding of the challenges faced by working families and underserved populations.
As a board member, Vincent is committed to advancing an inclusive vision of feminism that intentionally recognizes and elevates the experiences of Black women, Native women, and LGBTQ+ women. He believes lasting progress comes from listening with humility, serving with integrity, and ensuring that those most affected by inequality have a meaningful voice in shaping solutions.
Vincent brings to the board a perspective shaped by service, resilience, and lifelong learning. He believes leadership is not about recognition—it is about showing up, building trust, and leaving every community stronger than you found it.
Aisha Ali, Board Seat 2,
Vincent Maytubby, Board Seat 1
Vincent Maytubby, Board Seat 1
Aisha Ali has been a Norman resident for 40 years. She owns and operates the family establishment, King Kopy, LLC., carries a B.S. in Secondary Science Education, and an M.S. in Instructional Design; and seeks to pursue a Ph.D. in Workforce/Economic Development in the future.
She currently sits as a City of Norman Human Rights Commission
Aisha Ali has been a Norman resident for 40 years. She owns and operates the family establishment, King Kopy, LLC., carries a B.S. in Secondary Science Education, and an M.S. in Instructional Design; and seeks to pursue a Ph.D. in Workforce/Economic Development in the future.
She currently sits as a City of Norman Human Rights Commissioner, and enjoys volunteering her time with other organizations devoted to supporting diverse needs of the community.
She has four beautiful children, sixteen years experience in supporting and training educators or staff in several levels of education, teaches fitness classes, and life skills and leadership to women and children struggling with making healthy choices.