With more than 42 years of experience working as a CEO, Bob serves as the Executive Director of Old Friends Club, where he has been sharing his business knowledge, expertise, and experience since 2015. From 2000–2015, he worked with MusicWorks Northwest, one of the largest nonprofit community music schools in the Pacific Northwest.   He is an alum of University of British Columbia with an undergraduate degree in Math and Computer Science and a Master of Business Administration.    Bob enjoys playing the piano, wine, and travel.

Cecily's work involves outreach with community-based organizations and faith communities. She focuses on engaging them in the work of social respite, shepherding them as they open their Old Friends Club, and providing ongoing support. She holds a certificate in Gerontology and has worked in the field of aging for over 40 years, most recently as the Director of Senior Programs and Services for the Phinney Neighborhood Association. Having just retired, Cecily wanted to continue working with and on behalf of seniors and in particular helping communities support those with dementia and their family caregivers. Cecily notes she has the best volunteer job as a Pen Pal writer for Pasado's Safe Haven: she writes to school children in the "voice" of one of the many saved and sheltered animals.

Ellia’s role is in community outreach, identifying potential Affiliates in Western Washington. With an increasingly aging population, she believes we will see greater demand for community OFC Clubs because they offer a low-cost, rejuvenating, two-for-one solution: engaging social activities for those with dementia, and respite for their caregivers. She is delighted to be part of this movement. Ellia brings extensive fundraising and nonprofit leadership experience in the United States and the United Kingdom, including at the Alzheimer’s Association, British Lung Foundation, and Oxfam. She has a bachelor’s degree in secondary education and a certificate in business management. She has also been a provider of training and coaching in leadership and team-based creative problem-solving, an English teacher in Mexico, and a touring blues band leader in the UK.

Claire is a marketing consultant with more than 15 years of leadership experience driving strategic growth by developing and strengthening brands, and building meaningful connections with audiences. Claire’s expertise spans design, communications, events, product development, and fundraising, with a strong focus on building healthy, high-performing teams. She holds a BFA and MBA, combining creative training with business leadership.

Morgan Curry is the Owner and Principal Consultant of Morgan Curry Consulting, LLC and an experienced nonprofit leader specializing in grant writing, fundraising strategy, and organizational development. Since 2023, Morgan has helped organizations secure several million dollars in grant funding across a wide range of sectors, including early childhood education, food security, disability inclusion, youth development, green energy initiatives, and community health. Morgan also serves as an Executive Director of a successful nonprofit organization in Mount Vernon, Washington, giving her firsthand insight into the operational and funding challenges nonprofits face. She holds a Master of Public Administration from Seattle University with a specialization in nonprofit and government systems. Her work combines data-driven strategy, compelling storytelling, and community-centered research to help organizations grow their impact and sustainability.