BOARD OF DIRECTORS
KEVIN DOYLE
Founder & Executive Director
Kevin Doyle is the Founder, Executive Director, and President of the Board of the Sheilah A. Doyle Foundation. At age 17, Kevin tragically lost his mother, Sheilah, to homicide—a life-altering event that later inspired the foundation’s mission. He went on to study journalism at the University of Iowa and entered the IT industry during the dot-com boom, leveraging his sales background to work with Fortune 500 clients. In 2002, Kevin co-founded 3Points LLC, a Chicago-based technology consulting firm focused on helping businesses grow, where he served as President. In 2019, 3Points merged with Ntiva, a national IT services company, where Kevin now serves as Chief Client Officer.
In 2009, Kevin, alongside his wife Kelly and sisters, Kelly Paroubek and Kristin Doyle, founded the Sheilah A. Doyle Foundation to honor their mother’s legacy. Sheilah, a hospital nurse, was tragically murdered in the family’s garage after returning home from work. Motivated by their own journey through grief and healing, the Doyle family established the foundation to support children who have lost a parent to homicide—helping them find hope, healing, and a path forward.
Todd Hollowell
Board Member
Former Chief Operating Officer at Impact Advisors.
Todd Hollowell is the former Chief Operating Officer at Impact Advisors. Todd has more than 30 years of healthcare information technology experience, and he has in-depth knowledge and experience with operating a large professional services organization. He oversaw the business operations at Impact Advisors, but he also spent some of his time assisting hospital and clinic organizations, including academic medical centers, community and pediatric hospitals, and integrated delivery networks, with strategic and technology initiatives. Prior to his role at Impact Advisors, Todd was the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at the University of Chicago Medicine (UCM). Before UCM, Todd spent several years in leadership roles at other technology consulting organizations.
Todd has a Master of Science degree in Information and Communication Sciences and a Bachelor of Science degree in Management from Ball State University. He also attended The Chicago Management Institute at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Todd has written articles in assorted publications and has presented at a number of technology conferences covering a variety of topics. Todd also recently received honors as one of Consulting Magazine’s Top 25 Consultants of 2015.
Todd retired in August 2025. He lives in Orland Park, Illinois with his wife Angie and their three children, Grace, James, and Thomas.
John Skopick
Board Member
Agent/Owner of The John Skopick State Farm Agency in Orland Park, IL
John Skopick is the Agent/owner of The John Skopick State Farm Agency in Orland Park, IL. John’s Agency has won numerous State Farm awards for customer service and production. His agency is regarded as one of the top Agency’s in the State Farm system and has been award the Chairman’s Circle trophy. John is a member of The Million Dollar Round Table. The Million Dollar Round Table Founded in 1927, is The Premier Association of Financial Professionals®, it is a global, independent association of more than 43,000 of the world’s leading life insurance and financial services professionals from more than 500 companies in 67 countries. MDRT members demonstrate exceptional professional knowledge, strict ethical conduct and outstanding client service. MDRT membership is recognized internationally as the standard of excellence in the life insurance and financial services business.
John is a former President of the Mokena Chamber of Commerce and a current active member of the Lemont Chamber of Commerce.
John is a decorated United States Marine Corps Veteran who served in combat operations as a heavy machine gunner during Operation Desert Storm.
John and Lisa Skopick have 3 Children: Alyssa 17, Danielle 16, and Anthony 9. As a family, they are active in hockey, golf and travelling. In John’s leisure time, he enjoys spending time with his family, giving back to the community, and traveling.
Justin Bartley
Board Member
Founder and President of Next Door & Window, Community Advocate
Justin Bartley is a family business leader, entrepreneur, and community advocate with over 20 years in the home improvement industry. As founder and President of Next Door & Window, he has led the company’s growth across Chicagoland and Madison, Wisconsin, earning a strong reputation for business ethics, service, and innovation.
In addition to running a successful business, Justin is a committed coach and mentor to fellow entrepreneurs, helping purpose-driven leaders grow with clarity and accountability.
His dedication to giving back is evident through long-standing partnerships with organizations like Habitat for Humanity, reflecting his belief that every family deserves a strong foundation.
Justin’s passion for community and service aligns closely with the mission of the Sheilah A. Doyle Foundation. As a board member, he brings strategic insight and heartfelt commitment to supporting children who have lost a parent or sibling to homicide—helping ensure they receive the healing, hope, and support they need.
Justin lives in the south suburbs of Chicago with his wife Lori, of 23 years. Together, they have raised their son and daughter in the community they are proud to call home.
Michael Martino
Board Member
Senior Vice President and Director, Chicago Metro Business Banking, Old National Bank
Michael Martino is a seasoned commercial bank executive with more than 30 years of experience in bank management and has delivered high value financial consulting and commercial banking solutions to hundreds of privately owned and closely held companies across Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana.
He spent a significant portion of his career as a senior partner at American Chartered Bank, a privately owned Chicago-area financial institution widely acclaimed for its high-touch, long term relationship-driven approach to commercial banking. During his tenure, the bank achieved a consistently high organic compound annual growth rate, ultimately becoming the seventh-largest bank in the Chicago market prior to its sale in 2016 to MB Financial.
Michael is deeply committed to giving back to the community. He has been a dedicated supporter of the Sheila A. Doyle Foundation since its inception. As a board member his mission is to expand the foundation’s reach, providing support, educational opportunities, and mentorship to individuals who have tragically lost a parent or sibling to homicide. He firmly believes that educational opportunities, counseling, and guidance can empower individuals to overcome even severe adversity and achieve long-term personal success.
In addition, Michael serves on the Board of Directors of SomerCor, a leading Chicago-based nonprofit certified by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). SomerCor supports small business owners through SBA 504 loans and administers key City of Chicago programs, including the Small Business Improvement Fund and the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund.
Michael earned both a Master of Business Administration in Accountancy and a Bachelor of Science in Finance from DePaul University.
A lifelong Chicago-area resident, he enjoys golf, international travel, art history, hiking, reading, and spending time with his wife and two adult children.