Victoria Norris-Diez has announced her candidacy for the Mayor of Mansfield in the 2019 election.She is a local entrepreneur of NytStnd, an e-commerce business that designs and manufactures charging docks geared towards Apple products at Braintree in downtown Mansfield. The product is sold exclusively online and launched in 2015. NytStnd was featured in the 2018 Spring edition of Better Homes & Gardens and is also the #1 charging station on Etsy.Norris-Diez is a graduate of Galion High School and also The Ohio State University, who was recruited as an undergrad to work for a top-tier marketing agency and began her career in Brand Marketing working in Los Angeles. She believes her background as a senior manager in strategic marketing and client relations prepped her for the crossover into online marketing and sales as a local business owner. “Why can’t Mansfield grow as quickly as Columbus or Cleveland? As a Buckeye choosing to come back home to raise my children and grow my business, I think of that question all the time," she said. "Given my experience in e-commerce and as a local job creator, I am the right person to partner with the business leaders in this city to take Mansfield forward."Through that initiative you will see a better community for our residents. Let’s refresh and innovate Mansfield for the 21st century.”Victoria is married to Chad Diez and they are the parents of first-grade twins who are enrolled in Mansfield at the Richland School of Academic Arts. The family resides in the Woodland neighborhood.She reports an extensive history of volunteering with women and children in need, from Los Angeles to Mansfield, and is currently a volunteer in the Juvenile Courts as a CASA.“While we enjoyed our success in Los Angeles, we never planned on raising our family there," Norris-Diez said. "When it was time to enroll our twins in school, we knew that Mansfield offered the family-oriented community and beautiful neighborhoods that we wanted our kids to grow up with."You can learn more about Norris-Diez and her campaign by visiting www.MayorVictoria.com.