Amy Rankin-Williams has over 20 years of experience working with non-profit global health organizations in Malawi and Honduras. In this capacity she has served as executive director and director of development and administration overseeing programs, fundraising, finances, and liaising with boards of directors. She holds a Doctorate of Public Health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

June Sullivan has a passion for education, conservation, and community. Throughout her two-decade career as a primary school educator and administrator, she helped bring awareness and engagement in conservation and sustainable practices to many students. She has been involved with many fundraising campaigns and continues to hold leadership positions on the board of directors for several non-profit organizations associated with educational institutions, faith-based organizations, and horticultural conservation groups.

Anne Doyle is a marketing designer and her career includes many years in advertising after which she founded her own graphic design firm here in Marin County. She now works as a senior marketing designer at Vanguard Properties. Her non-profit experience includes both school and church volunteering. Anne sat on a School Foundation Board and the fundraising committee for St. John’s Church in Ross.

Robyn Dahlin is a retired tax partner from Ernst & Young having served in her role as partner for 16 years. Her career in public accounting spanned 33 years during which time she focused on the taxation of individuals and partnerships. Robyn is a licensed CPA in California and holds a master’s degree in taxation from DePaul University.

Evan Ericson is a Portfolio Manager at Point72 Asset Management, where he leads a team focused on investing in public companies in the Consumer space. He is actively involved with his son and daughter’s school, sports and charitable organizations in the Bay Area. Evan graduated Summa Cum Laude with dual degrees in Economics and Finance at the University of Missouri.

Doug has spent his career helping to found, lead, and scale technology startups. He is currently CEO at Paravision, a company focused on the ethical development of AI building blocks for identity applications. He has a passion for education, having served on the technology advisory board for Washington STEM, and on the Board of Trustees for Marin Montessori. He holds a BA from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard Business School, and lives in Greenbrae, CA with his wife and two boys.