The Hon. Harlan Grossman, Superior Court judge in Contra Costa County (retired), played a significant role in the development of Drug Courts, where individuals facing criminal charges for drug possession have an opportunity to enter a recovery program in lieu of straight jail time. In addition to his board service for HealthRIGHT 360, he previously served on the board of the West Contra Costa branch of the YMCA. Judge Grossman attended law school at the University of San Diego and subscribes to the words of Martin Luther King Jr., “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”

Peter Sullivan is President of PSAI Realty Partners, a private equity real estate investment firm in San Francisco. Mr. Sullivan has 30 years of experience in leasing, finance, syndication and investment in Bay Area commercial real estate. A third generation Californian, he earned his B.A. cum laude as an Independent Scholar from Amherst College in Amherst, Massachusetts. A father of two, Mr. Sullivan resides in San Francisco.

Mindy Flynn Craig is the owner and principal of BluePoint Planning and has nearly 20 years of experience in providing communications and marketing strategies, community planning, strategic planning, and feasibility services to organizations throughout California and the United States. She holds a BA in Social Science, Public Policy and Social Change from UC Berkeley. Ms. Craig has served as both President and Board Member for America Walks, a national nonprofit that promotes safe, convenient and accessible walking conditions for all.

Deborah J. Broyles is a Partner with the law firm of Reed Smith LLP and specializes in labor and employment law. She received a J.D. from Harvard Law School and was admitted to the California Bar in 1993. Ms. Broyles has received many honors in her profession and is committed to enhancing diversity in the legal profession.

Ellen Chaitin has served as a judge for the San Francisco Superior Court for 18 years, and practiced as a criminal defense attorney for almost two decades. She served as a Board Member on the San Francisco Pre-Trial Diversion Project, San Francisco CASA, and the Jewish Community Center. Judge Chaitin received her law degree from Hastings Law School, and Bachelor of Arts from NYU. She co-taught the first Women and the Law class at Hastings in 1973, and co-wrote “Is Gay Suspect?,” the first law review article urging the application of equal protection to LGBT Americans.

Richard Coffey is the CEO of Catalina Freight Line, and has over 15 years of broad business experience in executive management, consulting, finance, and strategic development. He has served as a board member at Catalina Freight Line, and the Catalina Island Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Coffey has an MBA from the London Business School as well as a BS in Mechanical Engineering and a BA in Economics from the University of Michigan.

Kathryn Holmes has been a champion of social programs and community enrichment for over twenty years, serving on both non-profit and for-profit boards. In addition to her dedicated involvement with HealthRIGHT 360, she currently serves as a board member of the Bronx Zoo, Embarcadero YMCA, and the San Francisco Symphony. Ms. Holmes firmly believes in the mission of service to those in need in our community. She has a BA in Social Work from the University of Michigan.

Jack Kahler is a senior operations executive at Pricewaterhouse Coopers, with over 20 years of progressive achievements in his industry. He has served on the Board of Education in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, and the Board of Directors for the West Suburban Symphony Orchestra. He brings a wealth of experience in strategic planning, financial management, and program development. Mr. Kahler has an MBA in Operations and Marketing from Boston University Graduate School of Business, and a BS in Industrial Engineering from Northeastern University.

Harold O. Lowe III is President of Financial Planning at Rising Oak Financial Insurance Services, and brings with him a deep understanding of financial management and strategic planning. He has served as President of the Board of Directors at PEERS, an Oakland mental health organization, as well as participating in several other Bay Area societies and associations. Mr. Lowe has a MPA with a concentration in public policy from C.S.U. East Bay  and a BA in African American Studies from U.C. Berkeley.

Anji Mandavia is a shareholder at the firm Weintraub Tobin. She has over 30 years’ experience as a business litigator, with a concentration in litigation related to the motion picture and television industries. Anji has represented both plaintiffs and defendants in copyright and trademark infringement actions, and in breach of contract actions relating to motion picture and television production and distribution. She is a member of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, Beverly Hills Bar Association and the South Asian Bar Association of Southern California. She holds a B.A. of Philosophy from Stanford and a J.D from UC Berkeley.

Tamara Mason is Senior Counsel for the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program, where she specializes in Labor and Employment law. Prior to joining Kaiser Permanente in 2001, she was a litigation associate at a San Francisco law firm for seven years. Ms. Mason received her J.D. from Stanford Law School in 1994 and her undergraduate degree from the University of California, Berkeley in 1991.

Ronetta Morgan brings over 15 years of experience in human resources; ten of which are with Kaiser Permanente. She has an understanding of strategic planning, analytical thinking, communication and problem solving skills. Ms. Morgan also currently serves on the Berea SDA Church board of directors. She has a BS in Business Management from Pacific Union College.

Victor R. Ortiz is the Director of Organization Development at Strategic Project Solutions, Inc., in San Francisco. Prior to joining SPS, Mr. Ortiz was a global program manager for Cisco Systems and an independent organization development consultant with experience in a broad spectrum of corporate and public organizations. Mr. Ortiz was Program Director of the Freedom House Foundation, a therapeutic community treatment program based in Stockton, and became a lead consultant in program management for the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs during the 1970s.

Jeanne Woodford is the Executive Director of Death Penalty Focus, a national non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public about the death penalty and its alternatives. She has more than 30 years experience in corrections and law enforcement as an administrator, author, and public speaker. Ms. Woodford graduated from Sonoma State University with a B.A. in Criminal Justice. In addition to serving on the board of HealthRIGHT 360, Ms. Woodford serves on the of board of the Prison Industries Authority.