Rhiannon Bailard
University of California, Hastings College of the Law
Rhiannon is the Executive Director of Operations for UC Hastings Law where she oversees sustainability, events, security, planning, and construction. Previously she served at Pepperdine University as the Associate Vice President of Governmental & Regulatory Affairs where she founded their Center for Sustainability and served as Founding Director of the Center.
Nancy Fee
Architectural Historian
Nancy is a San Francisco native who returned to her hometown after earning a PhD in Art History from Columbia University. She’s taught architectural history at several colleges and universities, including Mills College and UC Davis, and her focus with Save The Bay is to ensure people of all backgrounds and from all parts of the Bay Area can relish the beauty of our Bay.
Donnie Fowler
Tech4America
Donnie joined the Board of Save The Bay in 2011 after working on a successful campaign to defeat California’s Prop 23, which would have overturned California’s climate and clean energy laws. Fowler regularly braves the annual Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon. He asks, “How lucky are Bay Area residents to be able to experience all this in our backyard?”
Christopher Hockett
Board Chair
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP (Ret.)
Chris is a retired partner in Davis Polk’s Northern California office, where he focused on complex litigation and strategic problem solving for leading businesses. He currently serves as a mediator in business cases and teaches courses on antitrust law and technology at Berkeley Law and University of Virginia. Chris has been involved in conservation and environmental causes for over 20 years, and loves spending time on the Bay and shoreline.
Samuel N. Luoma
John Muir Institute of the Environment
University of California, Davis
Sam is an Environmental Scientist originally from landlocked Great Falls, Montana. He’s spent nearly 45 years studying the Palo Alto Baylands, which he calls “a wonderful example of where wetlands meet mudflats.” Sam’s focus is on fighting shoreline development and supporting wetland restoration as a means of flood control as sea levels rise.
Juliana Park
UBS Financial Services
Juliana has been advising wealthy families since 2002 and authored The Abundance Loop: 8 Steps to Manifest Conscious Wealth. Her mission is to shift people from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance about their money, their life, and their environment. Juliana enjoys restoring wetlands and supporting Save The Bay alongside her daughter.
Jay Pierrepont
Equilibrium
Jay Pierrepont is a Principle and the President/COO of Asset Management of Equilibrium, a firm with sustainability at its core. Originally from New York, he settled in San Francisco where you might find him acing sailing lessons.
Suresh Raman
eBay
Suresh has been volunteering with Save The Bay since 2005, and supports our work not only by getting his hands dirty out on the shoreline, but also by being a dedicated donor. He has increased his impact through eBay’s matching gifts program and by nominating Save The Bay to be considered for grants through the eBay Foundation.
Lynda Sullivan
Community Leader
Lynda has more than 20 years’ experience in the financial services industry; most recently in her capacity as investment director at the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation where she was responsible for investing the foundation’s endowment in the public equity and fixed income sectors. Along with her work with Save The Bay, Lynda is also a board member at the SF-Marin Food Bank.
Lauren Swezey
Lauren manages sustainability for Facebook’s Facilities team where she directs green building initiatives, as well as renewable energy and water projects. Since joining Facebook, she’s been partnering with local and regional nonprofits to help protect and restore the natural environment, including the wetlands and endangered species adjacent to Facebook’s headquarters.
Katherine Tsay
Katherine Tsay is a Business Development Manager at LinkedIn and is responsible for leading product integrations with partners for LinkedIn Talent Solutions. Outside of her day job, Katherine is passionate about encouraging her colleagues to live more sustainably as a member of LinkedIn’s Go Green team. Her interest in environmental advocacy stems from her passion to fight economic injustice and prevent low-income communities from continuing to bear the brunt of climate change.
Andrew Williams
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Andrew is an executive at Pacific Gas and Electric Company, where he oversees the company’s environmental policies, including permitting, compliance, remediation and land stewardship management. He’s dedicated to continuing the partnership between PG&E and Save The Bay, so we can build a healthier, cleaner Bay, together.
Terry Young
Environmental Scientist
Terry is a scientist who has dedicated her professional life to protecting the environment, most recently as Chair of the San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board. Her earlier work included advising Bay Area environmental groups and serving on USEPA’s Science Advisory Board. Terry appreciates Save The Bay’s focus on nature-based solutions to the challenges of climate change and new-generation chemical pollution.
Suresh Raman
eBay
Suresh has been volunteering with Save The Bay since 2005, and supports our work not only by getting his hands dirty out on the shoreline, but also by being a dedicated donor. He has increased his impact through eBay’s matching gifts program and by nominating Save The Bay to be considered for grants through the eBay Foundation.
Rhiannon Bailard
University of California, Hastings College of the Law
Rhiannon is the Executive Director of Operations for UC Hastings Law where she oversees sustainability, events, security, planning, and construction. Previously she served at Pepperdine University as the Associate Vice President of Governmental & Regulatory Affairs where she founded their Center for Sustainability and served as Founding Director of the Center.
Nancy Fee
Architectural Historian
Nancy is a San Francisco native who returned to her hometown after earning a PhD in Art History from Columbia University. She’s taught architectural history at several colleges and universities, including Mills College and UC Davis, and her focus with Save The Bay is to ensure people of all backgrounds and from all parts of the Bay Area can relish the beauty of our Bay.
Donnie Fowler
Tech4America
Donnie joined the Board of Save The Bay in 2011 after working on a successful campaign to defeat California’s Prop 23, which would have overturned California’s climate and clean energy laws. Fowler regularly braves the annual Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon. He asks, “How lucky are Bay Area residents to be able to experience all this in our backyard?”
Christopher Hockett
Board Chair
Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP (Ret.)
Chris is a retired partner in Davis Polk’s Northern California office, where he focused on complex litigation and strategic problem solving for leading businesses. He currently serves as a mediator in business cases and teaches courses on antitrust law and technology at Berkeley Law and University of Virginia. Chris has been involved in conservation and environmental causes for over 20 years, and loves spending time on the Bay and shoreline.
Samuel N. Luoma
John Muir Institute of the Environment
University of California, Davis
Sam is an Environmental Scientist originally from landlocked Great Falls, Montana. He’s spent nearly 45 years studying the Palo Alto Baylands, which he calls “a wonderful example of where wetlands meet mudflats.” Sam’s focus is on fighting shoreline development and supporting wetland restoration as a means of flood control as sea levels rise.
Juliana Park
UBS Financial Services
Juliana has been advising wealthy families since 2002 and authored The Abundance Loop: 8 Steps to Manifest Conscious Wealth. Her mission is to shift people from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance about their money, their life, and their environment. Juliana enjoys restoring wetlands and supporting Save The Bay alongside her daughter.
Jay Pierrepont
Equilibrium
Jay Pierrepont is a Principle and the President/COO of Asset Management of Equilibrium, a firm with sustainability at its core. Originally from New York, he settled in San Francisco where you might find him acing sailing lessons.
Suresh Raman
eBay
Suresh has been volunteering with Save The Bay since 2005, and supports our work not only by getting his hands dirty out on the shoreline, but also by being a dedicated donor. He has increased his impact through eBay’s matching gifts program and by nominating Save The Bay to be considered for grants through the eBay Foundation.
Lynda Sullivan
Community Leader
Lynda has more than 20 years’ experience in the financial services industry; most recently in her capacity as investment director at the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation where she was responsible for investing the foundation’s endowment in the public equity and fixed income sectors. Along with her work with Save The Bay, Lynda is also a board member at the SF-Marin Food Bank.
Lauren Swezey
Lauren manages sustainability for Facebook’s Facilities team where she directs green building initiatives, as well as renewable energy and water projects. Since joining Facebook, she’s been partnering with local and regional nonprofits to help protect and restore the natural environment, including the wetlands and endangered species adjacent to Facebook’s headquarters.
Katherine Tsay
Katherine Tsay is a Business Development Manager at LinkedIn and is responsible for leading product integrations with partners for LinkedIn Talent Solutions. Outside of her day job, Katherine is passionate about encouraging her colleagues to live more sustainably as a member of LinkedIn’s Go Green team. Her interest in environmental advocacy stems from her passion to fight economic injustice and prevent low-income communities from continuing to bear the brunt of climate change.
Andrew Williams
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Andrew is an executive at Pacific Gas and Electric Company, where he oversees the company’s environmental policies, including permitting, compliance, remediation and land stewardship management. He’s dedicated to continuing the partnership between PG&E and Save The Bay, so we can build a healthier, cleaner Bay, together.
Terry Young
Environmental Scientist
Terry is a scientist who has dedicated her professional life to protecting the environment, most recently as Chair of the San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board. Her earlier work included advising Bay Area environmental groups and serving on USEPA’s Science Advisory Board. Terry appreciates Save The Bay’s focus on nature-based solutions to the challenges of climate change and new-generation chemical pollution.
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