Leila Griffiths is a dedicated arts administrator, community leader, and advocate for cultural engagement. She serves as chairperson of the City of Stow Arts Commission and as a board member of ArtsNow, where she helps strengthen the region's creative ecosystem. Leila is the founder of Women in Arts, an annual citywide exhibit in Stow that recently celebrated its fifth year highlighting and amplifying the voices of women artists. Under her leadership, the Stow Arts Commission was featured in Summit County Executive Ilene Shapiro's State of the County address, raising the visibility of the arts within civic dialogue. She also contributes to shaping the city's future as a member of the steering committee for Stow's Arts Master Plan.