Morgan Page: Social, Digital, and Print Media Coordinator
Morgan started her work for WPI/NTPA in July 2023 as a member of the full-time staff. A digital design specialist, Morgan has extensive training in the Adobe Creative Suite. She will largely be tasked with putting forth the NTPA’s messaging in print, digital media, and social media. She will also lead the shipping department of ShopNTPA.com.
Morgan is from Columbus and is a 2023 graduate of Ohio Dominican University.
Tyler Coia: Event Systems/Membership Coordinator
Tyler is a 2019 graduate of Kent State University with a Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction. He previously earned a Bachelor of Science in Sport Administration from KSU in 2016. Tyler handles our GN Online Event Entry, and is our membership coordinator.
Tyler’s roots are in the Super Stock Four-Wheel-Drive Truck division in which his late grandfather Joe and father Bryan began competing in the mid-1980s. Bryan currently pulls “Out-Witt-Ed II” on the NTPA’s Region I/II circuit, and Tyler serves as his crew chief.
Tyler and his wife Danielle live in NE Ohio.
Dr. Daniel J. Schroer: Marketing and Sponsorship Coordinator
Dan’s responsibilities include the acquisition and communication of event sponsorships as well as project management and human resources.
Dan is also involved with a few other organizations. He is the Vice President of REAP K12 Schools where he is responsible for the school operations and curriculum for the K-12 Schools in Vietnam. Additionally, he serves as a Professor for the Texas University of Theology where he teaches courses in Servant Leadership as well as Team and Organizational Leadership.
Dan is married to speaker and best-selling author, Charity, and they have four children and five grandchildren.
Danielle White: Chief Financial Officer
Danielle officially joined the company in February 2025 after serving part-time to process competitor and vendor payments. At NTPA, she has been additionally tasked with restructuring and reporting on the company’s financial records and managing expenditures. Her background includes two-plus decades of independent accounting and 14 years at Chase Bank in the mortgage and environmental impact departments.
She brings to her work a familiarity with motorsports, having watched her grandfather and several cousins race on circle tracks in central Ohio.
Danielle lives in the greater Columbus area and has three boys.
Brad Moffitt: Facility and Warehouse Manager
Brad grew up on the family grain and livestock farm in Champaign County, Ohio. He was a top 4-H livestock judging contest participant and won state and national proficiency awards in beef production. He attended The Ohio State University (Ag Education and Animal Science) and received his Master’s and post-Master’s from the University of Dayton.
The majority of Brad’s career has been as an educator. He has served as a high school agriculture teacher, an FFA advisor for 14 years in Marion and Brown Counties, a high school principal, an area supervisor for Ag Education with the Ohio Department of Education, and a school superintendent.
After his retirement from education in 2012, he joined the Ohio Corn and Wheat Growers Association. There, he toured the state, nation, and world as its Market Development Director touting the benefits of Ohio corn, wheat, ethanol, and DDGS.
Outside of work, Brad and his wife Karen spend time with grandchildren. He owns several show cars and is a dedicated hunter and fisherman. He still does consulting work in the ethanol industry.
He is honored to be able to serve the National Tractor Pullers Association.
Lexis Heidlebaugh: Multimedia Intern
Lex is currently a student at Tiffin University where she majors in integrated and digital marketing. Her goal after college is to focus on truck and tractor pulling media with photography, videography, and design.
Lex hails from Findlay, Ohio and works on her family’s grain farm. She grew up showing livestock and continues to raise beef and dairy cattle. She also bales hay and straw as well as farm her own grain crops and sweet corn.
She “absolutely loves machines”; when the weather’s good, she can probably be found running some piece of equipment in a field somewhere.
Allyson Benedict: Intern
Allyson Benedict is a senior at Tri Rivers Career Center and is studying veterinary science. Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with her livestock and taking her cattle to shows. She is greatly involved in FFA as she is the Student Advisor on her school’s FFA officer team. She has been in FFA for many years and accomplished many things, such as earning her State FFA Degree with hopes of someday earning her American FFA Degree.
Outside of her hobbies and responsibilities, Allyson is always searching for opportunities to learn new things or help others. She enjoys trying new things and taking on new challenges. Her background experience with FFA, and showing livestock, has shaped her into who she is today. She takes pride in being a positive contributor and making a meaningful impact on the things she devotes her time to.
Cadie Marsh: Intern
Cadie attends the Tri-Rivers Career Center in Marion, Ohio where she is enrolled in the exercise science and sports medicine program. After high school, she plans on attending The Ohio State University for Athletic Training in hopes of becoming an NFL athletic trainer one day. She is the Chapter Secretary for Tri-Rivers Career Center HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) chapter. Cadie grew up watching tractor pulls with her Dad and Grandpa. She honestly thinks it brought them closer. Aside from HOSA, she also enjoys going to Tri-Rivers Career Center FFA officer meetings and events. She is an only child, so the FFA officers are like siblings to her. Besides her love for HOSA, FFA, Athletic training and Tractor pulls, Cadie also enjoys spending time with family, traveling, watching almost every sport, 4-Wheeler riding and just being outside.
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Jim Miller: Event Producer
Jim works for WPI/NTPA as a Tech Official and an Event Producer. He grew up and currently resides in Bellevue, Ohio with his wife and has two children, Kevin and Holly, and six grandchildren. After high school graduation, Jim spent two years in the Army and has worked for a township in Huron County ever since. Jim has had a love for pulling from a young age and raced while in high school, pulled farm tractors after he got out of the service and started pulling modified tractors in the 1970s with his brother, Ken. As an NTPA Official, Jim sets up the track and works with promoters and pullers to ensure everything is in proper working order. His main goal is to make every pull the best it can be. When Jim isn’t working with the pulling circuit, he enjoys NHRA drag racing and has been an assistant boys’ basketball coach for the last 20 years.