HOWARD ALLEN - Audubon Society (worked to save Richardson Bay from development and help found the Audubon Canyon Ranch). Belvedere Land Co. U.S. Army, Bronze Star for action on Iwo Jima. International Indian Congress  in Patzcuaro with Mexican Indian Service.  Graduate of UC Berkeley. 

SCOTT ANDERSON - Director of Community Development, Town of Tiburon; Past employment: City of San Rafael Planning Department, City of Commerce Planning Department, City of Petaluma Planning Department. Master of Urban Planning, CA Polytechnic University , B.S. Environmental Planning and Management, University of California, Davis.

ANNELIES ATCHLEY – Owner/artist, Mar West Studio; Founding member of St. Stephens School; Director/instructor at the Mount Tamalpais Montessori Center; teacher at RUSD; visiting lecturer at Dominican University. Education: Switzerland, Notre Dame College, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; Academy d'Arte de Ceramica, Faenza, Italy; Werkseminar, Alstetten, Switzerland.

SHELDON AXLER - Dean, College of Science and Engineering, San Francisco State University ; Professor, Mathematics Department, San Francisco State University . Past Employment: Mathematics Department, Michigan State University, Mathematics Department, M.I.T. Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, A.B., Princeton University.

BEN BARNES - FCB, President/C.E.O., Asia-Pacific & Africa. Past Employment: Grey Advertising, Grey Daiko Japan, Grey Venezuela, McCann Erickson, Caterpillar Tractor Company. Education: American Graduate School of International Management (Thunderbird), Master of International Management. University of Oregon, Bachelor of Science (International Business/Political Science).

GEORGE B. BREWSTER - Financial Advisor, UBS Wealth Management, San Francisco.  Past Employment: Numerous CEO/COO positions in public and private companies in real estate development, investment and asset management, and public and private equity advisory and investment. Board of Directors, Marin Open Space Trust, member emeritus of the U.S. Environmental Protection Administration Environmental Financial Advisory Board (EFAB), founding member of the ULI Environmental Council, author of The Ecology of Development and technical advisor to Habitat for Humanity. J.D. Columbia University, B.A., Bard College.

HENRY J. BRODERICK - Retired Judge, Marin County Superior Court; Founding Director Alternative Defenders Corporation. Board member, Marin Conservation Corp, former Board member, St. Vincent 's School for Boys. J.S.D., Stanford University, B.A., U.C. Berkeley.

MARGARET GOULD BURKE - Director of Education, California Academy of Sciences. Fellow, California Academy of Sciences. Co-founder, Gateway to Science Center , Bismarck , North Dakota . Past Employment: University of Mary, Department of Biology; University of North Dakota , Department of Biology; U.S. Department of State. Ph.D. Duke University , B.A. Hollins College.

MARGARET ELLIOTT - Executive Director, College of Marin Foundation; President, Board of Directors, Center for Functional Research; Former Executive Director, Tarlton Foundation; Executive Director, Ocean Alliance; Founder and President, Elliott Educational Services; Superintendent, Ross School District. M.S. Guidance and Counseling, California State University, Fullerton; B.A. Education, Occidental College, Los Angeles; Administrative Credential, Dominican College, San Rafael, CA.

TERRENCE GOSLINER - Senior Curator in Invertebrate Zoology and Provost, with responsibility for management and integration of Steinhart Aquarium, the Morrison Planetarium and research and education divisions, at the California Academy of Sciences. Ph.D., University of New Hampshire , A.B., University of California, Berkeley.

ROBERT HELLER - Former Governor of the Federal Reserve System, President of VISA U.S.A. , and Executive Vice-President, Fair Isaac Corporation. Member, Board of Directors of Sonic Automotive Inc., Epic Bancorp, and Eton Corporation. Advisory Board member of PAX Scientific Inc., and Pay-By-Touch Inc. Vice Chairman of the Board of Marin General Hospital, and Treasurer of The San Francisco Yacht Club. Ph.D. University of California Berkeley, M.A. University of Minnesota.

STACY HOLZMAN – Partner, Seidel/Holzman. Past Employment: Bramalea Pacific, William & Burrows, Forell Elsesser, Skidmore, Owings and Merrill. Education:  M.S. in Real Estate, MIT; B.S. Civil Engineering, UC Davis.

MILLIE HUGHES-FULFORD - Medical Principal Investigator, VA Medical Center San Francisco; Professor, UCSF Medical Center, San Francisco; Former NASA Scientist Astronaut 1983-1991, Member, Space Science Council for Universities Space Research Association (USRA); UCSF Academic Planning Subcommittee; Advisory Board for International Prostaglandin Meetings; Scientific Advisor to the Undersecretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs; Fellow National Science Foundation. Ph.D. Texas Women's University, B.S. Tarleton State University.

RUSSELL D. KEIL, JR. - President, The Keil Companies. President, E&O Parking Corporation; Vice President, Union Square Association, Paradise Drive property owner and neighbor of the Romberg Tiburon Center.

JAMES KELLEY - Board Member, California Ocean Science Trust, Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary; Past President, California Academy of Sciences; Past Chairman, Eastern Pacific Oceanic Conference; Past Board Member, Moss Landing Marine Laboratories; Trustee, California Academy of Sciences. Fullbright Professor, University of Athens ; Past Employment; Associate Professor of Oceanography, Univ. Washington ; Dean, College of Science and Engineering and Professor of Geosciences, SFSU. Current Employment: Expedition Leader and Naturalist, Lindblad Expeditions. Education: University of Southern California, Pomona College, University of Wyoming, Ph.D.

MICHAEL KERAN - Intermittent Economic Advisor to the Ministry of Finance of Russia, Romania and Kyrgyz Republic, former Resident Advisor; former Vice President and Chief Economist for Prudential Insurance Company of America; Paradise Drive resident and neighbor of the Romberg Tiburon Center. Ph.D. Economics, M.A. Economics and B.B.A. Industrial Relations, University of Minnesota.

JOHN H. KERN - Retired Colonel, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; Founding Director Point Bonita YMCA Center, Marine Mammal Center & Travis AFB Fisher House; Founder Autodesk, Inc.; Military Coordinator GGNRA, U.S. Army Liaison to National Park Service; General Manager Bank of America Technology Center; Assistant Professor, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute & Missouri School of Mines; Tiburon Construction Advisory Board, Belvedere/Tiburon Recycling Committee; Volunteer Tiburon Police Dept. Education: BA Johns Hopkins University, BS, MS, Civil Engineering, Missouri School of Mines; MA, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. Registered Professional Engineer, MO.

DONALD LOLLOCK - Representative of State Resources Agency to the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission, and the State Coastal Commission; member of numerous State, National and International advisory natural resources committees. Retired annuitant working on special projects for Fish and Game. Past employment with the CA Dept. of Fish and Game, including Pollution Bioanalyst: Associate and Senior Water Quality Biologist; Chief of the Environmental Services Division; and Chief of the Scientific Program, Office of Spill Prevention and Response. Education: University of Illinois, Utah State University, Humboldt State University.

ROBERT OHRENSCHALL - Chairman Emeritus Addison Design (formerly Soyster & Ohrenschall, Inc.); Board Member SFSU College of Business; Founder Ohrenschall Center for Entrepreneurship/SFSU; Chairman WIRED International, Board Member Eisenhower Institute, Washington, DC; Board Member 1990 Institute; Board Member Tiburon/Belvedere Rotary Club. B.A. Yale University.

MARK REYNOLDS - Senior Ecologist, The Nature Conservancy, California Chapter. Adjunct Professor, SFSU. Current Board service: PRBO Conservation Science, Audubon California, California Partners-in-Flight Executive Steering Committee. Previous employment: Executive Director San Diego State University Field Station Programs , Co-Director Sedgwick Reserve - U.C. Santa Barbara, Co-Manager Sagehen Creek Field Station - U.C. Berkeley. Ph.D. U.C. Berkeley, M.S. Idaho State University , B.A. University of Iowa.

ED UEBER - Regional Implementation Assistant and Senior Policy Advisor for the National Marine Sanctuary Program. Former manager of Cordell Bank and Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuaries, and co-manager of the northern portion of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary; Department of Commerce trustee for the Apex Houston and Cape Mohican oil spill settlements.