MUBA Leadership
MUBA Officers
Alex Schrinel
President
Alex is an architect at Buehrer Group Architecture and Engineering in Uptown Maumee and an adjunct instructor at BGSU. Alex joined MUBA because he wanted to get involved in the many events held in the uptown area that help local businesses. Since joining, Alex has served as Secretary, Vice President, and now President of MUBA.
Linda Lucas
Vice President
Linda Faye Lucas is a Business Librarian with the Toledo Lucas County Public Library. Her office is at Main, but being a resident of Maumee, she has always been a customer at Maumee Branch on River Road. Having owned a business in Maumee for 20 years, she understands the importance of a vibrant business community especially in Uptown.
The Library is a lifelong resource for personal, business, and of course children of all ages 0-99!
Glenn Rambo
Treasurer
I am a retired attorney. I moved to Maumee in 1980 and practiced law in northwest Ohio for forty-three years, the last thirteen of which I had an office in downtown Maumee. I became active in MUBA to support my hometown and the uptown business district that adds much to the quality of life here.
MUBA Coordinators
Erin Hyndman
Coordinator
As a proud resident of Maumee, I am passionate about fostering a sense of togetherness and unity within our vibrant community. With a background in conceptualizing and executing events that brings community members together, I am dedicated to creating memorable experiences that promote Uptown Maumee and surrounding areas.
Megan McClellan
Coordinator
Raised in Maumee, Ohio, I am a proud business owner who deeply loves this city and is excited about its future. My passion for Maumee drives my work with the Maumee Uptown Business Association (MUBA), where I strive to contribute to the town I cherish. Through my business and community involvement, I am dedicated to fostering growth and making Maumee a vibrant place to live and work.
The organization was formed in 1975 to attract new business, create increased awareness of retail opportunities, and stimulate interest in historic Uptown Maumee.
