The Morning Journal (Lorain, OH)
Elyria native named controller for Boys & Girls Clubs
Nick Suetta, an Elyria native who has been instrumental in the growth of Boys & Girls Clubs of Lorain County, is the new controller for the new Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio.
The organization was created in
2019 by the merger of
Clubs in Cleveland, Akron, Lorain County and Erie County, according to a news release.
Suetta formerly served as finance director for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Lorain County.
He had held that position since 2016.
Before that, Suetta worked for Anthony Keys CPA.
As the finance director, he helped the organization grow by 128 percent, or by $3.2 million, over four years.
In his new role, Suetta will oversee accounting and financial matters for Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio.
He also will help coordinate TANG (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) funding and government grant reimbursements.
“Nick’s background and excellent performance in
Lorain County make him a great choice for this important position,” said Ron Soeder, Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio’s interim president and CEO.
Suetta, who lives in Elyria, received his undergraduate degree in accounting and finance from Hiram College through a Lorain County Community College partnership.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio serves more than 8,600 youngsters at 39 locations in the region, according to the release.
Boys & Girls Clubs provide safe, fun places for children ages 6-18 after school, focusing on healthy lifestyles, academic success and character, the release said.