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Naomi Rodriguez is a seasoned executive and community leader with a proven track record of driving positive change. With a diverse career spanning corporate, government, and nonprofit sectors, she has made significant contributions to the Los Angeles community. Her leadership in COVID-19 relief efforts, literacy programs, and youth development demonstrates her commitment to social justice and community empowerment. Naomi's ability to bridge cultures, inspire others, and achieve tangible results has earned her recognition as a respected leader in the industry.

Naomi is a Trustee for the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association. She also serves on several boards, such as the Getty House Foundation, the official residence of the Mayor of Los Angeles, and on previous boards at the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce, YWCA of Los Angeles & YWCA National, New Village Girls Academy—California's first all-girls public charter school, and Mayor Garcetti’s International Affairs Advisory Board. 

Sheila J. Sadr (She/They) is a dedicated writer and community builder passionate about fostering connection and understanding. With a Master's in psychology and a focus on creative expression, she utilizes her skills to empower individuals and communities. Their work has been featured by prestigious organizations such as the United Nations and TEDx. Their work has been recognized with awards and featured in prestigious platforms worldwide. Currently, they are exploring themes of grief, self-compassion, and community while pursuing creative endeavors and supporting others on their journeys.

Philosophy is an accomplished and elegant poet whose professional credits include TV One's "Verses & Flow, an opening act for Grammy Award Winner Gary Clark Jr., and songstress Alice Smith. He graced the cover of Art from Ashes Magazine and performed as a featured artist at the House of Blues. Google also recruited him to implement Spoken Word workshops for their Management teams. He was the Host and featured Artist at the J.Paul Getty Museum to commemorate their 25 years of being established in Los Angeles. His themes written in the form of  literary art include humorous anecdotes on the human experience, justice for humanity, and politics as a lens we all can perceive through the written word and performance. 

He had the privilege of performing at the inauguration of Mayor-elect Rex Richardson in Long Beach in 2022; the City of Long Beach and the Mayor’s Office commissioned a mural in his honor.