TAMMY HOSKINS

Tammy Hoskins serves as Secretary on the ICS board. She has worked with all levels of students from preschool through adult learning and currently serves as Education Specialist Team Director at Hope Education Foundation, Inc. Tammy’s passion to partner highly qualified, effective educators with dedicated parents and eager students motivates her as she contributes to the ICS community. Tammy and her husband, George, have two loving, active boys ages 9 and 14. During her childhood Tammy’s family traveled for work, which established in her a desire to know people and to help guide them in learning their gifts and talents. She has a B.A. in English/Technical Writing from the University of South Florida; M.Ed. in Education/Curriculum Development from American InterContinental University; and is a Ph.D. candidate in Leadership Studies/Higher Education at Dallas Baptist University.

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NICOLE JOHANSSON

Nicole Johansson is the Vice President of Development at OneHope, Inc. and has more than 25 years of nonprofit leadership experience. A strategic thinker, she directs the development of programs and projects from ideation to implementation and has extensive experience working with donors, foundations, and institutional givers. Her experience includes administering scholarship programs and capital campaigns for a large university. Mrs. Johansson is a graduate of Liberty University with a B.S. in Accounting and a Master of Business Administration from Lynchburg College.

DAVID SALVATELLI

David Salvatelli has twenty-five years of professional experience in Broward County as an educator at traditional public, charter and private K-12 schools. He has served as a classroom teacher, assistant principal, head of school, director of academics, director of development, and dean, demonstrating understanding and application of varied, multi-faceted aspects of the teaching and learning exchange. Mr. Salvatelli holds a Master’s Degrees in Education Leadership and is currently in the dissertation phase of his doctoral work in Curriculum and Instruction. He has devised and directed K-12 programs encompassing academics, professional development, financial development, technology and media, ESE, staff recruiting and selection, faculty performance evaluation, and accreditation. His experiences and expertise add great value to the board in academic and administrative advising.