Board of Directors
CCNB is stewarded by an all-volunteer Board of Directors that oversees the governance and direction of the organization, provides fundraising support, and keeps the organization aligned with our mission to develop youth and conserve natural resources for a resilient, sustainable, and equitable community.
Ahmed Aly
Ahmed Aly is a registered civil engineer, recently retired from City of Mill Valley after 35 years of municipal civil engineering experience managing public works projects and directing capital improvement programs. Led the City of Mill Valley downtown revitalization project and served on the downtown community advisory committee. Managed various state and federal grants for environmental and transportation projects. Served on the Marin Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Program policy and planning committees and TAM Safe Route to School committee.
Over the years, he has developed valuable professional relationships and personal connections with local community members, public agencies staff, construction companies, consulting firms, and utility companies.
Ahmed enjoys traveling, golfing, bike rides and volunteering in community outreach activities.
Sierra Cantor
Sierra Cantor, Gold Ridge RCD Ecologist, has been participating in resource conservation planning and conducting biological and ecological surveys of Sonoma County flora and fauna for over 20 years. Ms. Cantor has extensive experience working with public agencies, local organizations and private landowners to collaborate on projects that assess and address natural resource impacts. Ms. Cantor has participated in all aspects of watershed health assessment and associated biological surveys, water quality sampling, and habitat restoration project design, implementation and monitoring. Her project management experience includes federal, state and local grants, as well as private and fee-for-service funded project.
Having been born, raised, and now raising her own children in the western Sonoma County, she has a passionate interest in and commitment to the conservation of the natural and agricultural resources that define the region. Ms. Cantor possesses a Baccalaureate degree in Biology and Environmental Studies from University of California, Santa Cruz.
Joe Delaney, Vice Chair
Joe is a Managing Director and Principal with Robertson Stephens, a San Francisco based fiduciary advisory firm. Robertson Stephens works with affluent families to design, build and protect their financial future. Joe and his team put a strong emphasis on life planning or financial planning done well. Joe has his MBA from UCLA Anderson and his BA from Stanford University. Joe lives in Bel Marin Keys. In his free time, he enjoys Masters swimming and exploring our beautiful open spaces on foot or tire.
Marc Intermaggio, Board Chair
Marc has provided strategic direction, marketing communications oversight, and operational management to trade associations throughout his career. Most recently, Marc led Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) of San Francisco, providing advocacy and professional development programs to commercial property owners, managers, and service providers. He co-founded BOMA California, and initiated and served as Executive Director/CEO for the BOMA San Francisco Foundation, now known as the Commercial Real Estate Alliance for Tomorrow’s Employees (CREATE) in order to expand and diversify commercial real estate’s workforce.
Marc is Chair Emeritus of the Board of Governors of The City Club of San Francisco and served as a Governor for The City Club’s Foundation. He’s also a Management Trustee for the Stationary Engineers IUOE Local 39 Apprenticeship Training Trust.
Previously, Marc worked for Washington, D.C.-based BOMA International, where he was Manager of Governmental Affairs and Editor of the Association’s monthly publication. He also served as Washington-area editor for Buildings Magazine, a national trade publication, and provided communications and public affairs support to the Corn Refiners Association.
Michelle Kenney, Treasurer/CFO
Michelle is now retired and formally worked for Allianz, a global Insurance Company. She held various leadership roles involving Underwriting, Quality, Risk Management and Training.
Michelle currently resides in Novato after living in Petaluma for several years prior. She is passionate about protecting our environment and supporting the development of the youth in our communities. Michelle enjoys the outdoors, including walking, hiking, and biking the wonderful open space trails nearby.
Dennis Latta, Secretary
Dennis Latta is a Senior Project Manager with the Cushman & Wakefield Project Management Group servicing the San Francisco Bay Area. His clients have included such recognized names as The Gap, Charles Schwab, Union Bank of California, and Citibank. He has managed projects in almost every state in the nation as well as Puerto Rico and in Canada. His expertise includes all phases of the development and construction process. He is a LEED Accredited Professional with the U.S. Green Building Council and a Living Future Accredited Professional with the International Living Future Institute. He has an MBA from the San Francisco Institute of Architecture, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Design from Antioch University West in San Francisco. Dennis is currently a Planning Committee Member of the Napa Valley Ride & Walk to Defeat ALS and has been a fundraiser for that organization since 2011.
Todd Lindemann
Todd Lindemann is Senior Vice President of Payments for Redwood Credit Union. As Senior Vice President of Payments, Todd drives the strategy and operations for card processing, enterprise fraud and electronic transaction processing.
Todd has been a resident of Santa Rosa since 2012 and has a passion for the outdoors and participating in sports which includes mountain biking, running, hockey and alpine skiing. Todd received his BS degree from University of Wisconsin and is also a Board member of Redwood Trails Alliance.
Robyn Luhning
Robyn Luhning is a lifelong supporter of solutions that support the environment, communities and the economy. As Wells Fargo & Company’s first Chief Sustainability Officer from 2022 through 2024, she was responsible for driving enterprise Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) programs, and leading progress against the company’s climate and other sustainability initiatives. She also led the development of the Wells Fargo Institute for Sustainable Finance, which served as a hub for the bank’s climate-related programming and stakeholder engagement. Robyn joined Wells Fargo in 2011 in the company’s first full-time role focused on Environmental and Social Risk Management. Earlier in her career, Luhning advised Fortune 500 companies on sustainability and corporate responsibility strategy. She also held a variety of corporate responsibility roles for large companies and served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Madagascar. Luhning earned a B.A. degree in environmental studies from New College, and a Master’s degree in environmental management from Yale University.
Sara Olsen
Sara believes that great organizations are the ones that excel at unlocking the potential of their people. As CEO and co-founder of GO Strategy Partners, she partners with business leaders to solve their most complex problems related to how they change, transform, and bring positive change to their organizations and the world. She brings over three decades of experience as an operator and as a strategy consultant and executive coach at organizations such as Dell Corporation, The Coca-Cola Company, Oakley, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and Softbank. Sara holds a BA from UC Berkeley and an MBA from Harvard Business School. She is a former competitive freestyle skier and currently an avid runner and crossword puzzler.
Mark Peters
Mark has over 30 years of experience advising and representing individuals in employment disputes before state and federal agencies as well as state and federal courts throughout California (and occasionally beyond). His litigation experience includes cases involving discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wrongful termination, FMLA and CFRA violations, fraud, defamation, commission and wage violations, as well as wage and hour violations on both an individual and class-wide basis. Mark is also frequently retained by individual employers and small businesses to consult and provide advice and consultation on workplace and employment matters. Beginning in 2009, Mark’s practice expanded to include serving as a mediator in employment matters. Mark serves as a panel mediator for the Northern District Federal Court as well as Marin and Alameda County Superior Courts, and is a certified Settlement Conference Officer with the San Francisco Superior Court. Since 2009, Mark has successfully mediated hundreds of cases, both as a court appointed panelist and as a privately retained mediator.
Liza Prunuske
Liza is Founding Principal and CEO of Prunuske Chatham, Inc., an ecological restoration firm. She also serves on the board of directors of West Sonoma County Swimmers and was a director of the Sonoma County Open Space Authority from 1998-2010.
Gail Seymour
Gail Yamamoto Seymour is an environmental scientist with a 45 year career in natural resource conservation. Most recently, and for 20 years, she was a supervising Environmental Scientist for watershed restoration and salmon recovery in the nine county SF Bay Area for the CA Department of Fish and Wildlife. She retired from state service in 2018. In 1975, fresh out of college, she was a crew supervisor for the California Conservation Corps. In the late 1980s she was the Director of the Young Adult Conservation Corps for the National Park Service at Point Reyes National Seashore.
In retirement, she has little downtime as she is a board member and advisor to local environmental organizations, chair of the Civil Rights and Social Justice Committee of the Sonoma County Japanese American Citizens League, and co-founder of the Sonoma County NAACP Environmental and Climate Justice Committee.
A highlight of her career is the heartfelt memories working with the corpsmembers of the State and National conservation corps nearly 50 years ago. She is back full circle and appreciative to be on the Board of the Conservation Corps of the North Bay.
Gail is the mother of three adults, grandmother of five children, and cares for her 98 year old mother. She resides in Santa Rosa.
Advisory Council
Amy Ahanotu
Gary Anspach
Efren Carrillo
Hon. Damon Connolly, California State Assembly
David Wain Coon
Cyane Dandridge
Grant Davis
Alison Dykstra
Juanita Edwards
Karen A. Gaffney
Michael Glass
Diane Glischinski
Hon. Susan Gorin, Sonoma County Board of Supervisors
Richard Hammond
Paul Helliker
Hon. Jared Huffman, Congress
Jennifer Imbimbo
David Katz
Marc Levine
Jake Mackenzie
Kerry Mazzoni
Sandi McGubbin
Hon. Mike McGuire, California State Senate
Brigitte Moran
Rodrigo Moreira
John Mutz
Paul Olbrantz
Neil Pacheco
Christy Pichel
Michael Pritchard
Steve Rabinowitsh
Ellie Rilla-Laherty
John Sawyer
Kate Sears
Leela Stake
Roy Tennant
Bryan Varner