Philip has been involved in development for three years. In his current position, he is responsible for forging strategic partnerships with commercial brands. He identifies and secures corporate sponsorships and oversees a corporate membership program. Previously, as Institutional Relations Associate at the Chicago Architecture Foundation, Philip handled foundation, government and corporate grantwriting, reporting and stewardship. Before that, he worked as strategic communications professional at corporations such as major law firms and financial institutions. He guided the development of print and online materials, crafted clever advertising copy, and identified promotional partners and venues. Philip currently serves as a board member for EPIC: Engaging Philanthropy, Inspiring Creatives, an organization that matches advertising professionals with pro-bono opportunities in the non-profit sector. He earned a Master of Arts in the humanities from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor's degree in English from the University of Detroit Mercy. He is a member of the Mies Society at IIT, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Archeworks, and many other worthy architecture and preservation societies.

Bianca has been involved in fundraising for five years. In her current position, she is responsible for an annual fundraising plan for $1.1 million budget. She successfully secured over $100,000 in corporate sponsorship in each of the past three seasons and currently oversees all major corporate and foundation relationships including corporate sponsors, foundation program donors and general operating donors. This includes pre-meetings, proposals or pitches, and project managing following commitment. In addition to that she is the lead contact for the 25-member board of directors as well as for the theatre's major gifts and annual fund. Previously, as Institutional Giving Coordinator at Goodman Theatre, Bianca was responsible for stewarding board members in fundraising efforts, increasing corporate contributions by 17 percent. She developed and executed their first corporate annual giving program, which exceeded $25,000 in new gifts. She also helped establish an Auxiliary board of young professionals called the Scenemarkers Council that served as both a fundraising and marketing arm of the theatre. Prior to her work at Goodman Theatre, she was a marketing consultant at Mesirow Financial. She earned BS in Apparel Merchandising, and an AS in Costume Construction Technology from Indiana University – Bloomington.

Peggy has been involved in fundraising for 16 years. In her current position, she is responsible for leadership at the International Visitors Center of Chicago. This includes structuring successful partnerships with local corporations as well as developing the corporate membership strategy for the organization. Previously, as Director of Development at the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, Peggy was responsible for the corporate and foundation outreach for that institution. Peggy currently serves as Special Events Co-Chair for Park West Cooperative Nursery School and Chair, National Council for International Visitors National Meeting Chair in February, 2010. She earned an MBA in Public/Non-Profit Management and Marketing from Northwestern University and a BA in Communications and French from Central College.