Judy worked at several start-ups prior to joining the many who exited the fast lane during the earlier days of COVID. Before the allure of Silicon Valley brought her to California, she lived and worked in Hong Kong, Mexico & Japan. With each new adventure, art was the initial connection to the local culture as well as to the community. Moving to California created a similar opportunity. A friend's invite to an event at the Palo Alto Art Center turned into many visits and ultimately an invite to join the foundation board. She previously served as board Co-President, then transitioned to the Emeritus Council and recently returned to the board as Vice-President.

Nilufar Haque is a Tax Director at Frank Rimerman and Company and has been with the company for 22 years. She has served as a board member for the Silicon Valley chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) and the Director of Outreach for BADC, a political organization dedicated to building voter awareness and involvement among the Bangladeshi American community in the political process. Nilufar enjoys working towards building a better community through activities, involvement, dialog, and platforms. A Bay Area resident for the last 40 years, she enjoys reading books on varied topics, enjoying time with family and extended family, cooking, and skiing.

Teresa Lunt, currently retired, has had a long career in computing technology research and research management. She has worked at SRI International, DARPA Information Technology Office, and most recently as a VP at Palo Alto Research Laboratory. She has chaired many technical conferences and workshops and served on many government study panels. She received an A.B. from Princeton University and an M.A. in applied mathematics from Indiana University. Teresa has participated in the Adult Studio programs at the Art Center for many years, including classes and workshops in painting, drawing, collage, and mixed media, and printmaking.

Mary grew up in Birmingham, Alabama. After attending nearby Auburn University, Mary came to the west coast to attend the University of California at Berkeley. Mary spent 26 years as an FBI Agent working countless types of violations. Since retiring, she has held a number of part-time positions, and dedicates her free time to causes she is passionate about.

Elizabeth McCarthy is a private practice attorney providing on-demand general counsel services to technology companies. Prior to starting her own practice, Elizabeth was VP and Deputy General Counsel at Avaya where she led a large, global team of legal and compliance professionals supporting the global commercial legal and contracting, products and technology, and intellectual property functions. Elizabeth grew up in Hawaii where she enjoyed taking ceramics and jewelry making classes. Her home is now decorated with artwork from Hawaii and her children’s creations from over the years.