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Chasity Dial, MPA
Chief Executive Officer
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Glenn Wilson, MS
Chief Operating Officer
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Jesse Klebba, DO
Medical Director
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Youmna El-Ayache, MBA
Finance Director
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Joseph Arocho, LMSW
Behavioral Health Director
Chasity Dial, MPA
Chief Executive Officer
Chasity Dial is a registered and active member of the Lumbee Tribe of Robeson County, North Carolina. She has earned a Master of Science degree in Public Administration from Central Michigan University with an undergraduate concentration in both Health Science and Political Science. She travels back and forth to NC regularly to spend time with family and friends. Chasity enjoys good food, good company and a good book.
Glenn Wilson, MS
Chief Operating Officer
Glenn Wilson attended Adrian College where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in Sociology and Anthropology and an emphasis in Criminal Justice. Glenn played on the football team at Adrian and is a proud member of the Adrian College Athletic Hall of Fame. He obtained a Master of Science Degree in Public Administration from Central Michigan University. Glenn is a Certified Clinical Supervisor, Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and a Certified Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Trainer. He has over 25 years of experience in the social service industry, as both a clinician and program administrator. Born in Spokane Washington, raised in Urbana, Ohio, Glenn moved to Michigan following the completion of his undergraduate studies in 1987 and has remained in the Metro Detroit area ever since. Glenn’s favorite activity is to spend time with his family, wife Sharon, daughter Melissa and son’s Justin and Brett, preferring to spend as much time outside as possible, with boating as his favorite summer activity and skiing as his winter preference.
Jesse Klebba, DO
Medical Director
Jesse Klebba is a board-certified family physician who joined American Indian Health and Family services as the medical director in February 2022. Born and raised in south east Michigan he graduated from Wayne State University with a bachelor’s degree in biology followed by medical school at Michigan State University. After graduating medical school, he pursued a career in Indian health working with the Puyallup tribe. He attended the Puyallup tribal health authority for residency and later signed on as a full spectrum family medicine faculty member. As a faculty member he worked and trained residents in both inpatient and outpatient medicine including obstetrics. He also worked as the tribal correctional facility doctor and was actively training to become the lab Director. He was a member of the EHR committee and the core competency committee working to both to improve the medical records and enhance resident training. As an osteopathic physician he approaches health with a mind, body, and spirit perspective and plans to bring his experience as a mentor with him into his position as medical director.
Youmna El-Ayache, MBA
Finance Director
My name is Youmna El-Ayache, and I am a numbers-driven professional of Lebanese origins, born and raised in Saudi Arabia. I earned both my undergraduate degree and MBA from Eastern Michigan University, and Michigan has been home for the past 24 years.
Moving across the ocean broadened my experiences and shaped my perspective, teaching me invaluable lessons. Throughout my journey, I have been deeply inspired by the hardworking individuals I’ve encountered—both professionally and personally. While I always knew that my career path would allow me to grow financially and professionally, I firmly believe that work must be driven by purpose.
My father, who is my greatest role model, instilled in me the belief that our time on this earth is limited, and we must make it count. He taught my siblings and me that being blessed does not mean overlooking the struggles of others—whether financial, mental, or physical. He emphasized that life is measured by values, not dollars.
With this philosophy in mind, I joined AIHFS to fulfill my purpose and contribute meaningfully to the community.
Outside of work, I juggle daily responsibilities like cleaning, cooking, and folding laundry—but my true joy comes from playing Uno, soccer, or whatever my son convinces me to do. I also cherish bonding moments and shopping trips with my teenage daughter.
Joseph Arocho, LMSW
Behavioral Health Director
My name is Joseph (Joe) Arocho born and raised in Michigan and a proud graduate of both the University of Michigan and Wayne State University. My educational journey has equipped me with the tools and passion to make a meaningful impact in the lives of others.
Professionally, my career has centered around creating supportive, enriching environments where children and families can thrive. My mission is to foster emotional competence and resilience—building the foundation for healthier communities and a stronger, more empathetic society. Whether through direct support, advocacy, or program development, I am committed to unlocking potential and promoting positive change in those I serve. This drove me to work for AIHFS to be able to expand on that goal and desire and reach a larger community of individuals across both Michigan and the country.
Outside of my professional life, I am a passionate sports enthusiast who enjoys both playing and cheering on my favorite teams—often traveling to experience the energy and connection that sports bring to communities. I value deep friendships, new experiences, and finding joy in life’s everyday moments. Whether exploring a new city or simply catching a game with friends, I believe in living life fully and authentically.
My personal and professional worlds are driven by connection, growth, and purpose. With strong Michigan roots and a dedication to service, I strive to lead with integrity, compassion, and a vision for a brighter future for all.
