Davido has been involved in program management with ETC for over 11 years. In his current position as the River Program Manager, he is responsible for reporting to the Executive Director, risk management, volunteer and logistics coordination, program and staff development for The Environmental Traveling Companions River Program. ETC's River Program Serves over 1,000 participants each season on single day and multi-day river trips using interns and volunteers. Previously, as Winter Program Manager and Youth Leadership Program Manager at Environmental Traveling Companions, Davido was responsible for coordinating all logistics for the Winter program and Youth Leadership Program. He Hires, trains and supervises volunteers, interns and paid staff . Davido has served as a Disability Awareness Presenter for Organizations such as, Bay Area Discovery Museum, California Academy of Sciences, and San Francisco Job Corp and other organizations. He earned his Bachelors Degree in Sociology from University California Santa Cruz. He is a member of Association for Experiential Educators and American Canoe Association.

James has been involved in development and fundraising for two years. In his current position, he is responsible for managing AADP's volunteer program by implementing the best practices in recruiting and retaining volunteers. He also assists in planning various fundraisers, including golf tournaments and comedy shows, as well as manages AADP's internship program. James currently serves as mentor for Alpha Phi Omega, OZ Chapter. He earned Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration from California State University Hayward. He is a member of Alpha Phi Omega, a National Co-Ed Fraternity geared towards serving the community.

Nadine has been involved in volunteerism for 20+ years. As Volunteer Services Manager at Habitat Greater San Francisco, Nadine is responsible for recruiting, scheduling, retaining and appreciating more than 6,000 volunteers annually. Over 90% of the labor required to build a Habitat home is carried out by volunteers and as a result, it is imperative that volunteers are treated well and appreciated. Working closely with corporate, civic, faith and youth volunteer groups, Nadine is responsible for ensuring volunteers have an exceptional experience. Nadine oversees the strategic direction of the Volunteer Services Department and has introduced systems and procedures that result in the successful management of such a large volume of volunteers. Nadine started her career working with London’s homeless community and has worked diligently to help end homelessness in many different cities and make safe, decent and affordable housing a right for everyone. Nadine currently serves as a CASA - Court Appointed Special Advocate for CASA SF.

Rita has been involved in volunteer management for seven years. In her current position, she is responsible for recruiting volunteers through press releases, social media, and the website. She is also responsible for scheduling the logistics of times and dates for volunteer activities, matching volunteers skills and interests with tasks needing to be done, training volunteers in how to do tasks and how to follow safety procedures, keeping records for volunteers numbers, contact info, and tasks completed. She earned B.S. in Agriculture from Kansas State University and a M.S. in Education from Cal State East Bay. She is a member of the Friends of Loma Vista Farm Board and the Solano Community Foundation Non Profit Partnership.