Coffee & Conversation

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Let your morning coffee give you more than a caffeine buzz. The Mason Deerfield Chamber invites local elected officials and business leaders together quarterly to discuss issues impacting the MADE region and other topics of interest. This month's guest is Councilmember Joshua Styrcula from the City of Mason.

Meet February's Honored Guest:

 

Council member Joshua Styrcula was elected to Council in November 2019 to his first term in public office. Josh is a Partner Advisor at AdvicePeriod. He focuses on improving clients’ lives by providing strategic, innovative, and holistic advice. For over a decade, Josh has combined technology and sincere passion to deliver an unmatched client experience.

Josh served in the Ohio Army National guard for nine years. He was deployed overseas twice and provided relief during Hurricane Katrina. While serving, he graduated from Wright State University where he majored in financial services. He is a Certified Financial Planner™ and a Certified Investment Management Analyst℠. In 2012 Josh co-founded Young Professionals at Austin Landing, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing young professionals. He was recognized as one of Dayton’s Top 40 under 40 in 2013.

Josh was a volunteer recreational basketball coach for three years from 2011-2013. He continues to volunteer his time as an upward basketball coach for his youngest two sons. He also started a program at his oldest son’s middle school to help dads get more involved with their kids. Recently, Josh has been involved in Mason Early Childhood Center’s Hero Dad program.

Josh is married to Holly and they have three sons; Devon age 21, Camden age 8, and Brycen age 6. Josh enjoys spending time with his family in various activities. They enjoy almost anything outdoors, hiking, running, and on the rare occasion playing golf.

“I appreciate the support of the Mason community.  I look forward to working cohesively with my fellow Council members to build upon the foundation of success in creating a culture of wellness in the community” said Council member Styrcula.