Meet The Team
Dr. Mindy Howard
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Mindy Howard has set out to passionately achieve her dream of going to space. After her 21-year career in the oil industry, working in 35 different countries as a human factors engineer, diversity & inclusiveness consultant, corporate trainer and senior leader in sustainability, health safety, and environment, Dr. Howard created the first and only mental preparedness training program for commercial astronauts, “Inner Space Training”. She has appeared on the Discovery and Travel TV Channels, and on radio both in the United States and in Europe. Dr. Howard is also a TEDx and public speaker (“Train your fear away, like an astronaut”). She is author of the book, "Blast Off! Train like an Astronaut for Success on Earth".
A word from the Founder of Cosmic Girls...
"My long-held vision of voyaging to space has taken the “scenic route”. For two decades I have held senior positions at multinational corporations, travelling to exotic international locales with my cosmic dreams ever in tow. However, my space travels will be incomplete without having contributed to that of a Cosmic Girl’s launch, on behalf of the incoming space generation and females in particular. I created this foundation with hopes of exceeding donor & benefactor expectations so as to enable more Cosmic Girls from the far corners like myself to not only flourish … but soar".
Team
Shelley McClain
Chief Technology Officer
Shelley has forged a career spanning over two decades in technology, breaking barriers and inspiring future women in the field. She has a track record of leading high-performing teams in the successful implementation of large-scale information systems, managing complex data projects, and launching new innovative products in the education and healthcare tech sectors. Inspired by family at NASA, her childhood dream of becoming an astronaut fuels her passion to mentor the next generation of female space explorers and STEM leaders.
George R. Vaughan
Outreach Ambassador
George R. Vaughan is the CEO and Future Vision Strategist of The Digital Line (TDL), a company he co-founded in 2017 to drive innovation across sectors like healthcare, hospitality, and education. Known for its "Tech for Good" initiatives, TDL has worked with global leaders such as Amazon, Samsung and Mastercard to create impactful solutions that enhance both business operations and customer experiences. One of Vaughan's key achievements is the creation of audico, a voice-activated platform designed to empower care home residents through hands-free technology. Initially deployed in senior living homes operated by the Royal Air Forces Association (RAFA), audico has since been adapted for use in special education and hospitality settings, reflecting Vaughan’s commitment to repurposing technology for social good. Beyond his work with TDL, Vaughan is a strong advocate for gender equality in tech, actively supporting WIMENA and women in STEM fields. His career also includes leadership roles at Twickenham Stadium and Ascot Racecourse, where he implemented innovative digital solutions. An adventurer at heart, Vaughan once trekked to Everest Base Camp and played the highest-ever game of rugby to support charity causes. His work continues to push the boundaries of digital transformation with a focus on improving lives through technology.
Christine Hirst Bernhardt
STEM Education Expert
Christine Hirst Bernhardt is an expert in Earth and Space education. Christine spent nearly two decades teaching astronomy and STEM courses, designing activities for students and teachers at regional, State and National levels. She designed a student space experiment program using high altitude balloons and a space symposium to present findings. She is passionate about girls in STEM and mentored a girls astronomy club to conduct original research and establish their own outreach program. Through student and educator programming, she aims to break down curricular silos using Earth and Space as a transdisciplinary gateway to STEM and conduit of agency. She is currently a regional STEM coordinator and leads the U.S. National Astronomy Education Coordinator team (NAEC) with the International Astronomical Union’s Office of Astronomy Education. In, 2021-2022 she was awarded the Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship to advance federal STEM education initiatives in Congress. Her passion for space education fostered the Excellence in Astronomy Teaching award and participation on NASA’s SOFIA mission, spurring a female student to develop the youngest proposal. Christine is an adventure seeker and boy mom. When she is not trying to change the world, she is exploring the East coast on her mountain bike with her dogs.
Dr. Mariam Sabri
Grant Writer
Dr. Mariam Sabri (she/they) is a historian of astronomy as well as a science fiction writer and poet. Mariam has a PhD in History with a Designated Emphasis in Science & Technology Studies from the University of California Berkeley. She has 15 years of experience in grant writing, donor stewardship and advancement. Sabri is passionate about interdisciplinary research and teaching across STEM and the social sciences, arts and humanities.
Michael Stoltz
Fundraising Manager
Based in Chicago, Michael is a seasoned nonprofit fundraiser with over twenty years of experience supporting organizations both domestically and internationally. He is also a skilled communications professional and strategic planning consultant. With a lifelong passion for space exploration, astrobiology, and astronomy, Michael recognizes the significance of promoting STEM education to youth worldwide. For the past 15 years, Michael has served as a senior volunteer for the Mars Society, overseeing the organization's media outreach, public relations, and social media marketing efforts. While living in Israel for 14 years, he held communications roles in the Israeli Parliament and the Prime Minister's Office. Additionally, Michael contributed to global resource development initiatives for one of Israel's largest public colleges.
Bhavitha Bhogaraju
Developer Advisor
Bhavitha is a social impact leader with a focus on education, climate action, and organizational development. She holds a Master’s in Sustainable International Development and a Graduate Certificate in Technology and Policy. Since 2014, she has worked on accessible education and climate justice, starting as a Teach for India fellow before expanding her impact with Girls Who Code NYC, where she built 33 partnerships. Her experience includes building unicorns such as LEAD School and 0-1 global teams such as Spark Studio. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Bhavitha managed $2 million in medical relief efforts at Sattva and forged a partnership with Google.org to combat health misinformation. She has analyzed U.S. climate fund policies at Clean Energy Solutions Inc. and supported multi-million waste management investments at S3IDF. As Director of Advancement & Social Impact at Write the World, she led partnerships for global growth for users across 80 countries. A trained yoga teacher and Vipassana practitioner, she brings a holistic approach to her leadership.
Heather Morehouse
Cosmic Forum Manager
Heather Morehouse is a passionate STEM/STEAM/STEMM educator and even bigger space advocate! Having spent 23 years in the United States Navy and healthcare, Heather decided it was time to share her passion for space and make it a global opportunity for all. She attended Texas State University, completing her Masters in Education, with certification. She has worked as a curriculum writer, social media moderator for multiple space platforms, and as an afterschool STEM facilitator. Heather has also given talks on advocating for everyone in space, including local, state and industry professionals. She continues working on research related to various space programs, including uncovering the lost stories of the contribution of women in the early space programs (NACA/NASA) and the lesser known aquanaut programs. She is working towards her PHD in Curriculum and Education, at Texas A and M University, College Station, Texas. Heather believes in space for all and actively advocates for women and the marginalized/underrepresented within aerospace. “I touch the future, I teach.” – Christa McAuliffe
Krystel Knowles
Space Coast Correspondent
Krystel Knowles is a 2X Emmy-nominated, multi-award-winning broadcast journalist and a dynamic communications professional with a passion for long-format storytelling and content creation. Specializing in space exploration, environmental sustainability, and public affairs, she thrives on bringing groundbreaking stories to life. She relocated to Florida’s Space Coast, the epicenter of the booming aerospace industry to cover rocket launches, cutting-edge STEM innovations, and the latest developments in space exploration. From behind-the-scenes access at launch complexes to deep dives into the science shaping our future beyond Earth, she delivers compelling narratives that inspire and inform. With over 17 years of experience in the news industry, Knowles’ career began in print journalism and photography before she transitioned into broadcasting. Today, she serves as an Emmy-nominated Senior Producer and Reporter in Central Florida, creating impactful stories that shape public discourse. She also hosts a Spanish-language segment on social media, expanding accessibility and engagement in diverse communities. Originally from Tampa, her global perspective has been enriched by living in other countries: Canada, the Bahamas, and Peru, these experiences fuel her storytelling with depth and authenticity. Beyond journalism, she shares her expertise as a college professor, teaching journalism at both graduate and undergraduate levels across various state universities.
Valerie McKiernan
Podcast Producer
Valerie Mckiernan's journey began in the heart of the aerospace industry, working at her family's aerospace business from a young age. After college she took an exciting detour as a TV producer for CNBC Business News, where she discovered her love for television production. Over the past decade, Valerie made her way back into the aerospace industry and is now blending her two passions to inspire and attract more people to space. In addition to her work with Cosmic Girls, Valerie is the host for the Space for All Podcast and Head of Sales for Coherent Aerospace and Defense.
Carolina Botelho
Community Forum Manager
Carolina Botelho is a senior consultant at Novaspace, a leading consulting firm that supports clients on harnessing space technologies to create real-world impact. With an academic background in aerospace engineering from universities in Brazil, Belgium, and Germany, she brings both technical knowledge and a big-picture mindset to her work. Carolina has led projects across different countries, working with governments and organizations to shape the future of space. She’s also passionate about education and has supported NGOs that bring STEM learning to girls in underserved communities. Carolina believes that women have a vital role to play in the space industry—and she’s committed to helping open doors for the next generation.
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Angela White
Social Media Manager
Angela White is a communication specialist with a focus on non-profit marketing management. She has worked for years supporting arts and humanities nonprofits in the southern United States, using storytelling as a tool for communication, empathy, and community engagement. With experience in brand strategy, digital marketing, and fundraising, she has successfully helped nonprofits expand their reach and impact. She got her bachelor's in Media & Communication and master's in Brand & Media Strategy from East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tennessee. Beyond Cosmic Girls, she works with nonprofits and regional tourism entities advocating for justice and equity among marginalized communities.
Carla Hidalgo
Community Forum Manager
Carla is a dynamic marketing professional passionate about fostering inclusive communities and driving meaningful engagement. With a strong omnichannel marketing and social media strategy background in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries, Carla has successfully managed data-driven campaigns that optimize outreach and amplify impact. Based in Boston, Carla has worked in community management, specifically through social media for people with rare diseases. Her efforts have focused on creating supportive digital spaces, ensuring patients and healthcare professionals receive timely and impactful information tailored to their unique needs. Having lived in Mexico, Guatemala, and Brazil, Carla brings a global outlook to her work and speaks Spanish and Portuguese. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Economics with a concentration in Marketing Analytics from Northeastern University. Outside of her professional endeavors, she enjoys reading, traveling, cooking, and exploring new creative hobbies.
Angelique Kok
Development Officer
Angelique Kok is a purpose-driven strategist and cross-sector connector with a global track record in sustainability, urban innovation, and social impact. As Development Officer at the Cosmic Girls Foundation, she brings over 25 years of experience in business development, coalition-building, and aligning diverse stakeholders around bold, future-focused missions. Through her consultancy, Limitless Effect, Angelique has advised cities, developers, and mission-driven organizations across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and the U.S., always focusing on long-term impact, inclusivity, and systemic change. Her strength lies in translating complex ideas into clear, compelling strategies—crucial for securing funding, forming alliances, and scaling Cosmic Girls’ global reach. Angelique’s work centers on creating environments—physical, social, and economic—where people, especially young women, can thrive. As a board member of DWIRE, the Netherlands’ leading real estate network for women professionals, she champions female leadership in traditionally male-dominated sectors. At Cosmic Girls, she applies this same energy to cultivating donor networks, unlocking partnerships, and launching initiatives that elevate the foundation’s visibility and impact. What draws her to the mission is a shared belief in unlocking the potential of the next generation—especially girls—to lead, explore, and shape a more just and regenerative future.
Angelica Rodriguez
Development Officer
Born, raised and residing on the Jersey Shore, Angelica Rodriguez is a nonprofit strategist and storyteller with over a decade of experience in digital fundraising, communications, and mission-driven brand development. As Development Officer at Cosmic Girls Foundation, she brings a deep commitment to equity and access—especially for young girls from underrepresented communities who aspire to break barriers and reach for the stars. A lifelong Girl Scout, Angelica has always believed in the power of girls to lead, innovate, and shape a better future. That belief has driven her work across impactful roles at organizations such as United Way of Central Jersey, where she led digital communications that amplified early childhood education and STEAM learning initiatives, and Fulfill, The FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, where she spearheaded a full rebrand. She’s also lent her creative and strategic skills as a consultant for national nonprofits like Wholesome Wave, crafting donor-centered campaigns that fuel community health and fresh food access. Known for blending data with heart, Angelica thrives on creating compelling narratives that inspire action and build lasting partnerships. Her work is fueled by a belief that every girl deserves not only a seat at the table—but a launchpad into space. Outside of work, Angelica is a horror enthusiast, a live music and sport devotee, and an eternal creative who believes that curiosity and courage are the keys to transformation—on Earth and beyond.
Ambassadors
Katya Echazarreta
Astronaut
Katya is a Mexican electrical engineer, science communicator, and Citizen Astronaut. She worked at NASA, first as an intern during her university undergraduate career, then later as a test lead for the Europa Clipper Ground Support Equipment group. She has contributed to a total of five NASA missions. Echazarreta was the co-host of Netflix's YouTube series, Netflix IRL, while pursuing a Master's degree in electrical engineering from Johns Hopkins University. She became the first Mexican-born woman in space as part of Space for Humanity's Citizen Astronaut Program, launched June 4, 2022. The Space For Humanity initiative selected Echazarreta out of over 7,000 applicants to fly to space with Blue Origin NS-21 as a Space for Humanity Ambassador
Keisha Schahaff
Astronaut
Keisha Schahaff is a certified wellness coach, Reiki master, and astronaut from Antigua and Barbuda who made history as the first Caribbean woman—and one half of the world’s first mother-daughter duo—to travel to space with Virgin Galactic. As Concierge Director of Elmsbridge, a premier luxury development group dedicated to well-being and intentional living, Keisha brings a unique blend of leadership, hospitality, and holistic expertise to her global mission With over two decades of experience in wellness and personal transformation, Keisha offers deeply integrative coaching rooted in ancient healing wisdom and modern science. Her programs draw on meditation, neuroscience, energy alignment, trauma release, chakra healing, detoxification, and mindset reprogramming—designed to help individuals break through emotional blocks, heal generational wounds, and align with their soul’s true purpose. At the heart of Keisha’s work is a profound mission: to guide others beyond fear, release the blocks that hold them back, and transcend limitation—mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Through her 12-week transformational coaching system, immersive retreats, and inspirational speaking engagements, she empowers people from all walks of life to rise into self-leadership, self-love, and cosmic consciousness. Keisha is especially passionate about uplifting women, youth, and underserved communities, using her voice and lived experience to ignite courage, confidence, and clarity in those who are ready to step into their power. As a proud representative of Antigua and Barbuda and a fierce advocate for space education, holistic health, and conscious evolution, Keisha is honored to be considered for the role of ambassador and wellness coach with The Titans and Cosmic Girls Foundation—a partnership that deeply aligns with her vision of awakening greatness in others and inspiring a more empowered, awakened humanity.
Raja Katz
Aerospace Ambassador
Raja Katz is a German international airline pilot and advocate for women in aviation and aerospace. With over a decade of experience, she has flown some of the world’s most advanced aircraft, ncluding the Airbus A320 Family on short- and medium-haul routes, the Airbus A330, and the highly fuel-efficient A350 on long-haul journeys to destinations across North America, South America, Africa, and the Far East. Raja is passionate about promoting greater visibility for women in aviation and launched her Instagram platform, @raja_in_the_sky, to connect with aspiring female pilots worldwide. Her work encourages diversity in commercial aviation and creates an accessible space for mentorship, representation, and inspiration. Raja also has an academic background in Natural Science, Astronomy, and Planetary Science, blending her technical expertise with a love for exploration. She draws on her experience in Crew Resource Management and operational leadership to contribute to a collaborative and supportive aviation environment. Through her efforts, she hopes to help create a more inclusive and welcoming industry for future generations.
Alyssa Carson
Cosmic Ambassador
Alyssa Carson, 23, has been training for space since age 7. She is the first to complete all three NASA Space Camps and the NASA Passport program, visiting all 14 NASA Visitor’s Centers, and is the youngest Advanced Space Academy graduate. In 2013, she discussed Mars missions on NASA TV as part of the MER 10 panel and later became a Mars One ambassador. By 17, she was certified in applied astronautics for suborbital research after graduating from the Advanced Possum Academy. Alyssa earned a B.S. in Astrobiology in 2023 and is pursuing a PhD at the University of Arkansas. She holds multiple certifications, including a Rocket License, Private Pilot License, and Class A Skydiving License. A UN Young Leader for Sustainable Development Goals and the youngest member of the Explorers Club, Alyssa is passionate about pushing the boundaries of space travel and making a lasting impact.
Amy Imhoff
Cosmic Ambassador
Amy Imhoff is an expert in digital media, event management, and partnerships for STEAM, building her clients' digital lives. She is a featured writer, speaker, and onstage host for science fiction media, feminist pop culture, and aerospace events. Amy creates global industry connections through the legacy of Star Trek's vision of an inclusive future, working closely with Starfleet officers (most notably as Kate Mulgrew's media director), industry creatives, and change makers to uplift diverse voices. She holds her master's degree in literature, is published in five anthologies examining the impact of scifi through a feminist critical lens, and is a frequent podcast guest in the fan community. Having worked with numerous aerospace clients across government (U.S. Space Force, NASA), nonprofit (Explore Mars, Yuri's Night, NSS, AIAA), and commercial aerospace (Above Space), Amy is passionate about engaging the next generation in building an optimistic future through STEAM, activism, and workforce development. Currently, Amy is a communications consultant for Princeton University's NASA-funded interstellar mapping mission, scheduled to launch in 2025. She lives in coastal Connecticut with her husband and two silly cats. Find her on all social platforms @amyimhoff1701.
Advisory Board
Eng. Mishaal Ashemimry
Advisor
Mishaal Ashemimry is a pioneering figure in the aerospace industry, being the first female aerospace engineer in the Gulf Cooperation Council. Her impressive career trajectory includes roles as an aerospace engineer, entrepreneur, commercial pilot, and academic. As a consultant and former professor, she brings a wealth of knowledge to her current position as Managing Director of the Center for Space Futures. Notably, she is also the International Astronautical Federation Vice President for Diversity Initiatives. Ashemimry's passion for education and inspiration is evident through her involvement in conferences, webinars, and social media. Her entrepreneurial spirit led to the founding of MISHAAL Aerospace, where she focused on rocket design and satellite launch. With a strong foundation in aerodynamics, wind tunnel testing, and vehicle design, she has made significant contributions to the aerospace industry.
Glenn King
Astronaut Trainer
Glenn King is the COO and Director of the NASTAR Center, and has been conducting Commercial Space Flight Training for more than 14 years. He is an Aerospace Physiologist and Commercial Pilot. He obtained the USA’s very first FAA AST Commercial Space Flight Certification that meets the Space Flight Training requirements under 14 CFR § Part 460.5 (Issued Sept. 2012). He has personally trained all the Commercial Space Pilots, Crew and Space Flight Participants for Virgin Galactic, SpaceX and Axiom Space.
Dr. Deana Weibel
Space Anthropologist
Deana L. Weibel, Ph.D., is a Professor of Anthropology at Grand Valley State University with a joint appointment in the School of Interdisciplinary Studies. Her research focuses on the cultural, religious, and spiritual dimensions of travel, including pilgrimage, tourism, and scientific expeditions. Weibel has conducted ethnographic fieldwork at diverse sites such as the Black Madonna shrine in Rocamadour, France; Spaceport America; and the Vatican Observatory. She is a member of the American Anthropological Association and a Fellow of the Explorers Club, serving as the chair of its Chicago/Great Lakes Chapter.
Prof. Vladimir Pletser
Astronaut Trainer
Vladimir Pletser (PhD, MSc, MEng) is currently Director of Space Training Operations at Blue Abyss, a company in UK proposing a new approach for astronaut training. He was previously Visiting Professor and Scientific Adviser from 2016 until 2018 at the Technology and Engineering Centre for Space Utilization of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, China, supporting Chinese Space Station and aircraft parabolic flight microgravity experiments. Astronaut candidate for Belgium, he spent two months in training in 1995 at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston and was Astronaut Training Instructor for parabolic flights and Spacelab missions.
Gianna Tomiyama
Creator of art experiences that are expressed in multidisciplinary ways of art, which she produces alone or in collaboration with other artists, collectives and or organizations. Due to learnings in her life with her own identity, sexuality, mental health/self development, culture(s), equality, creative expression and death - especially in these fields she is eager to find where friction can be explored and share this with others. This in a safe space intended to let this friction, the joy, the awkwardness, the unseen parts of yourself, your source, the true authentic you come together and evoke transformational awe through art. Experiences that she materializes are in the form of an exhibition, a ritual, installation, performance, 2D format or immersive show and have taken place at numerous festivals and events internationally.
Frank White
Frank White is an educator, space philosopher, and communications consultant. He has authored or coauthored numerous books on topics ranging from space exploration to artificial intelligence to Zen Buddhism. His best-known work is The Overview Effect: Space Exploration and Human Evolution. https://www.humanspaceprogram.org
Dr. Tim Schlange
International Business Advisor
Tim is a seasoned senior business advisor for international businesses. C-level leadership responsibilities with international companies, founded upon engineering and management degrees Tim´s focus is the commercialization of innovation, particularly in the global life sciences and material sciences industries.
Michael Termini
Business Advisor
With 25 years of non-profit leadership experience, Michael is the Chief of Staff at the American Society of International Law on Embassy Row in Washington, DC. A member of the peak global body for Chiefs of Staff, published author, and mentor, Michael has guided a wide range of non-profits. Michael is a certified Chief of Staff through Harvard Business School and holds a Master’s degree in International Law and International Relations from Kent Law School in England, an Executive Leadership certification from Cornell University, a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt from the Six Sigma Global Institute, and certifications in Strategic Organizational Leadership and Conflict Management from the Management and Strategy Institute. A space enthusiast and father of two little girls -- one of whom dreams of becoming an astronaut -- Michael is passionate about the Cosmic Girls mission.
Dr. Yarin Eski
Space Criminologisst
Dr Yarin Eski is an associate professor in public administration and a criminologist who does research on maritime (port) security and policing, arms dealing, genocide and pioneers in the realm of space criminology. Through ‘realistic speculation’ that is based on, amongst other methods, sci-prototyping, virtual reality and studying analogue astronaut mission, he wants to unravel space crime and its control: from illicit activities in orbital habitats to the intricacies of jurisdiction beyond planetary boundaries, he has a certain vision for a future where space exploration and inhabitation develops itself in tandem with a viable, holistic space criminal justice system to ensure a safe and secure domain that complies with an inclusive and democratic Rule of Law.
Deborah Stern
Deborah Stern, PhD., is a long-time educator with extensive experience working in underserved communities. She specializes in school design and curriculum, focusing on experiential education. She is an award-winning teacher, school leader, and author of numerous publications. Dr. Stern believes that true learning happens when learners see themselves, their interests, and their experiences reflected in their studies.
Vered Cohen Barlizay
Vered Cohen Barzilay is the founder and CEO of Out of the Box Aerospace — a social enterprise that promotes innovation and entrepreneurship in aerospace worldwide. A passionate advocate for aviation, space, STEAM education, and gender equality, Cohen Barzilay has made significant strides in these fields. Cohen Barzilay has been serving as a mentor for UNOOSA's Space4Women initiative since 2020 and has been a mentor at the Starburst IAI space accelerator since its inception. In 2020, the U.S. Department of State recognized Cohen-Barzilay in their 80 #FacesofExchange initiative, alongside Margaret Thatcher, Jacinda Ardern and Anwar El-Sadat.
Priya Abiram
Priya is an aspiring astronaut and entrepreneur pursuing Aerospace Engineering at Cornell Engineering. She is a Congressional Award Gold Medalist, an internationally awarded innovator, and a published researcher. She is a Citizen Science Astronaut Trainee at the International Institute of Astronautical Sciences trained in spacesuit evaluation, acrobatic flying, and designed and flew payloads on microgravity research flight.
Jeska Clark
Jeska Clark is a consultant, scientist, and explorer with an MA in Human Systems Engineering from Arizona State University. She specializes in human factors in extreme environments, from the sea to microgravity environments. Her career has centered on optimizing human performance and safety in these challenging conditions, contributing significantly to the field.
Melodie Yashar
Melodie Yashar is a space architect, technologist, and researcher. She is the VP of Building Design & Performance at ICON, a construction technologies company focused on large scale additive manufacturing for Earth and in space.
Our Board
Susan Hunger
Board Member
Susan Hunger brings over 25 years of experience in virology and the pharmaceutical industry to the Cosmic Girls Foundation. She offers a thoughtful approach, deep industry expertise, and a strong commitment to education and equity in science, and has also served as a mentor throughout her career. With a foundation in molecular biology research and degrees in Microbiology and Biochemistry, Susan is dedicated to helping girls pursue bold, meaningful futures in space and STEM.
Eric Noordegraaf
Treasurer
CEO of successful international sports coaching business for over 20 years. Olympic-level water polo athlete, trainer and coach with innate drive to motivate high-potential teams and invididuals to excel. Sports entrepreneur and businessman,
Lindsay Uittenbogaard
Secretary
CEO and Founder of Mirror Mirror helping teams and organizations with alignment for performance around the world. Lindsay is a thought-leader and speaker on alignment.