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11/11/2025
2025 Annual Business Meeting Update
Congratulations to the 2026 Executive Committee and APMA Delegates!
Members from around Ohio gathered to learn, connect, and engage in the governance of the Ohio Foot and Ankle Medical Association at the 2025 Wound Care Seminar and Annual Business Meeting last Saturday, November 8.
The morning kicked off with a packed house for the 2025 Wound Care Seminar. Featuring a robust lineup of interdisciplinary speakers, attendees earned 6 Hours of Ohio Category I CME on topics including chronic venous disease and the impact of lymphatic disease on wound healing. The seminar was “straightforward, uncomplicated information. Fantastic!” shared one attendee.
A packed house for the seminar with Chair Dr. Richard Schilling, attendees mingle with exhibitors, attendees wrap up another day of learning with Dr. Sarah Abshier
Following the seminar, members enjoyed a lively social gathering. You may spot some familiar faces in the annual 'Powerful Women of Podiatry' photo!
Powerful women of podiatry, Immediate Past President Dr. Martin Lesnak receives the the Thomas J. Myer Award from President Dr. Joy Rowland, Immediate Past President Dr. Martin Lesnak received a standing ovation for his service to the association.
The day continued as attendees transitioned to the Annual Business Meeting. Highlights included the approval of the annual budget and updates from the State Medical Board of Ohio, KSUCPM, OHFAMA/OFAMF Executive Director Luci Ridolfo, and the OHFAMA lobbyist. The 2026 Executive Committee and APMA Delegates are:
President: Joy Rowland, DPM, Cleveland, OH
First Vice President: Amy Masowick, Cincinnati, OH
Second Vice President: Aaron Deol, DPM, Twinsburg, OH
Secretary Treasurer: Adam Thomas, DPM, Hilliard, OH
APMA Delegate: Marc Greenberg, Dayton, OH
APMA Delegate: Kelley Whaley, DPM, Wickliffe, OH
APMA Alternate Delegate: Jonathan White, DPM, Dayton, OH
Dr. Martin Lesnak, 2025 President, was awarded the Thomas J. Myer Award for his service and was inducted into the Silver Gavel Club with a standing ovation. “Our profession is a gift,” shared Dr. Joy Rowland. “Every day, we have the privilege to ease suffering, restore mobility, save limbs, and empower our patients to live fuller lives. We see firsthand how relieving pain can change a person’s outlook, bring families together, or help someone return to work and play. In these moments—large and small—we see the true significance of our calling.”
The 2026 OHFAMA Board of Trustees, the Executive Committee, OHFAMA APMA Delegates
With the conclusion of the Annual Business Meeting, another year of work begins. OHFAMA will continue advocating for podiatric physicians, offering excellent continuing education, and connecting members statewide. The future of podiatry in Ohio is bright!
