Haley Tinkle, a proud third-generation resident of Jacksonville, is deeply committed to cultivating community. Known for her vibrant style, infectious laugh, and supportive presence, she has the gift of brightening anyone’s day. Haley pours her heart and soul into Duval through Downtown Vision. Outside of the downtown office, she serves as the hotline to our most beloved neighborhoods, you can catch her in Riverside/Avondale, The Railyard District, Phoenix Arts District, Springfield, and Out East.

In her free time, this award-winning event planner enjoys gallivanting through local thrift and antique stores and spending precious time with family, friends, and fur babies.

Adam Madrid is a filmmaker in Jacksonville, Florida. He is a co-creator of LOL JAX Film Festival and is the co-city producer of the JAX 48 Hour Film Project. In 2017, he worked for  PRI Productions as a videographer and photographer capturing iconic moments at events such as Jacksonville Jazz Festival, NASA / Space X launch, performances by Celine Dion and Jill Scott, NCAA March Madness tournaments, presidential speeches, and NFL events.  His independent feature film “Let Me Be Corey” with Argyle Forest Films is set to be released. He just started his latest career adventure as a Film Production Coordinator for the City of Jacksonville Film and Television Office. Adam’s mission is to continue shining a light on the Jacksonville film community that is overflowing with talented creatives.

Mike Favo was born fourth of nine in Oakmont, PA .  He wrote his first story, "Gravedigger McBigger" in the fourth grade.  His writing was inspired by the wild tales told nightly by his siblings at the dinner table.  A degree in engineering led to a semi-nomadic career in manufacturing, including Iowa where he found his dream girl.  Iowa was followed by Detroit, Chicago, Pleasanton, CA, Greenville, MS, and Jacksonville in 2006.  Mike is still active in manufacturing, working with the great team at JinKO Solar.