About the Owners

About Raegan

Raegan Gabrielle Reed has a Bachelors Degree in Dance Education as well as an Associates degree in Fashion Sales and Merchandising.

She has worked as an AFAA Certified Dance Teacher and Group Fitness Instructor at Club H and Crunch Gym in New York City, and at Fit For Her and World Gym in Saint Augustine, Florida. Raegan is also a Certified YogaFit, Cardio Kickbox and Zumba Dance Instructor.

Raegan is now the Co-Owner of the Cardio Club in Delhi, and teaches most of her classes at The Cardio Club. She has instructed senior citizens through The Office for the Aging in Delhi and Sidney, and has been teaching classes at the State University of New York at Delhi since Spring 2008.

Reed was a featured dancer at the American Theatre of Actors (Off-Broadway) in New York City, where she performed in a new show titled Shirley at the Tropicana.

Raegan has written, produced, and hosted a new Television Pilot entitled “The List” and has high hopes for its syndication.

She has appeared on the WB Morning Show and on New York 1 News multiple times to demonstrate dance choreography. She has also been photographed for Jane Magazine and the New York Times.

Reed has volunteered her time instructing many people through the Relay For Life, The Delhi Senior Housing Facility, Rehabilitation Services, Office For The Aging, and Public Health. She has also created a signature “Relay For Life Dance” titled The Hope Hop.

Raegan has been noted as a community advocate in the Delaware County Times for producing, directing, choreographing and hosting multiple dance recitals since 2001. Reed was the sole choreographer and instructed over 50 students of all ages.

About Laura

For the last 3 years Laura Stewart has been designing, organizing and implementing a new New York State program called NY Connects. She has had to create a budget, do quarterly reports, and design and implement policies and procedures. Laura has planned and organized workshops and trainings, and overseen an Advisory Council which consists of 35 various agencies and organizations. She facilitates the quarterly meetings and the various sub-committee meetings and has had to keep members engaged and involved in various projects. Laura has overseen Office for Aging staff and volunteers over the last five years and collaborated and networked with other professionals in the field.

Laura has been to write bi-monthly articles for the agency newsletter, and promoted this program through Public Education presentations. She has worked with local newspapers to educate the public on the progress of the program and has been asked to speak at several State conferences on the project’s success. Lastly, she has developed a Resource Directory on local long-term care resources and developed a website which is linked to the county website.”