List of 7 members.

• Steve Chan 

  Bio

  Steve brings a combination of general management, marketing, and strategic planning experience to the JMSG Community. Before becoming an independent consultant, he was a Director of Marketing for The Clorox Company where he was on the executive management team for the Glad Division. He managed marketing for this SBU which had revenues of $500+ million. Steve also led marketing for Clorox's Business to Business Division and was Brand Manager for several of Clorox's largest brands including Brita Water Filtration Systems where he tripled household penetration (from 5% to 18% of the U.S.). He has extensive experience delivering financial results, developing strategic plans, launching new products, managing people, and developing and executing business plans. While at Clorox, he received the fastest promotion to Brand Manager and then Director of Marketing. Previous to Clorox, he worked as a management consultant at Marakon Associates where he led corporate strategy, valuation and financing projects. Steve earned his M.B.A. from Stanford University and a B.S. in Finance and Accounting from U.C. Berkeley.

• Cynthia Foster 

  Bio

  Cynthia Foster is the Communications Manager at the Women's Foundation of California and is a passionate cause communications professional with a background in gender justice and media. She is responsible for digital properties, marketing, and storytelling for the Foundation.

   

  Prior to joining the Foundation in October 2016, Cynthia served as communications manager of Equal Rights Advocates, a Foundation grant partner and national civil rights organization focused on protecting and expanding economic opportunities for women and girls. While at ERA, Cynthia boosted the organization’s digital visibility, implemented new campaigns to educate the public on issues ranging from the gender wage gap to campus sexual assault to pregnancy discrimination and supported dozens of clients and partners in achieving their communications goals. Cynthia chaired communications for A Stronger California campaign, which introduced California’s first economic security state policy agenda focused on women.

   

  Before ERA, Cynthia began her communications career as a web editor/producer and, later, reporter at The Recorder, California’s leading legal newspaper. While there, Cynthia broke stories on civil litigation and government legal agencies and launched the publication’s first blog aimed at a law student audience. The experience deepened Cynthia’s affinity for technology and curiosity about the science of user experience, two areas of focus for her in her work at the Foundation.

   

  Cynthia graduated from the University of California, Davis with dual degrees in English and political science. An ardent lover of all forms of media, Cynthia is a particularly voracious reader. Born in Central Montana and influenced heavily by Hollywood cowgirl Dale Evans, Cynthia can frequently be spotted wearing her bright red cowboy boots. 

• Judith Glickman 

  Bio

  Judith Glickman is an educator with forty years of experience in public, international and independent school education. Since 1968, when she first entered the classroom as an upper school biology teacher, Judith has served as head of school, district superintendent, principal and educational consultant. Whether it be the challenge of urban education, the seriousness of purpose of independent schooling or the lure of international schooling her commitment to sound schooling and the life of the mind remain compelling.
  Following her six years as head of The American School in London from 1992-98 after having also consulted overseas in southeast Asia Judith repatriated and headed Princeton Day School in an interim year and La Jolla Country Day School for six years. As a result of her overseas experiences La Jolla Country Day became engaged in faculty and student exchanges, cultural, language immersion and service learning opportunities on four continents other than North America.
  
  Judith holds an B.A. in Biology and M.A. in Education from the University of California at Berkeley, and a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from the University of Southern California. A published author and recipient of academic and professional honors, she was named a Klingenstein Visiting Fellow at Columbia University, a Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Mills College, a trustee of Fort Mason Center, San Francisco and, most recently, trustee of French American International School.
  
  Judith assists schools and other nonprofit organizations in strategic thinking and planning, governance, executive coaching and management audits.

• Helen Hyun 

  Bio

  Helen Hyun is Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Education at San Francisco State University. Since 1997, Helen has taught undergraduate, master's and doctoral level courses at SFSU, and also at U.C. Berkeley in the Joint Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership. Dr. Hyun has served as consultant to several Bay Area school districts and conducted numerous evaluations for federally funded programs in K-12 and higher education settings. Her teaching and research interests include education policy, mixed methods research, and equity issues in education. She received her bachelor’s degree from U.C. Berkeley, and a master's and doctorate in education policy from Harvard University.

  
  Helen was raised in San Francisco and graduated from Katherine Delmar Burke School and SF University High School. Her daughters Marianne (2018) and Ava (2020) Taner are current JMSG students.

• Beth MacLean 

  Bio

  Beth is an organization & HR strategy consultant working with clients in a variety of industries, including retail, wholesale apparel, and consumer packaged goods. She has also worked, volunteered, and consulted in the nonprofit sector. Early in her career, she worked in development for a variety of nonprofits, including Stanford University. In business school, she completed a major course of study in nonprofit management. While her consulting & HR work has been predominantly in the private sector, she has maintained an active volunteer role, getting involved in education and girls leadership. She was active at her daughters' elementary school, volunteering in the classroom and chairing the school's annual Book Fair. She is a Girl Scout and leads her daughter's troop. She recently served as the Service Unit Leader for Girl Scouts in Alameda, providing leadership to 650 girls in 59 troops. Beth received her B.A. from U.C. Berkeley and her M.B.A. from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. Her daughters Ellie (2014) and Grace (2016) are both JMSG alumnae.

• Emily Selvin 

  Bio

  Emily was part of the second class of Julia Morgan (Class of 2003!). She went to the east coast for undergrad, but promptly returned to the beautiful Bay Area upon graduation. After 3 years of consulting for Deloitte Consulting, she moved over to Salesforce, where she works as a Manager on the Strategy and Operations team. At Salesforce, she develops the go-to-market strategy in the Enterprise business in both the Americas and Asia. She lives in San Francisco, and enjoys all the city has to offer, particularly trying the many fabulous restaurants, exploring nearby hiking trails, and diligently learning how to surf. She is also passionate about travel, cooking, and scuba diving. She is looking forward to reconnecting with the Julia Morgan community!

• Rebecca Silbert 

  Bio

  Rebecca Silbert is a Senior Fellow at the Opportunity Institute in Berkeley and the Director of Corrections to College, an independent statewide initiative to increase high-quality higher education for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated Californians. Corrections to College is co-directed by the Stanford Criminal Justice Center. Previously, Rebecca was the Executive Director of the Chief Justice Earl Warren Institute on Law and Social Policy at U.C. Berkeley School of Law. Prior to her five years at the Warren Institute, Rebecca tried cases for nine years as an Assistant Federal Public Defender in the Northern District of California. She earlier worked as an associate at the law firm of Keker, VanNest & Peters LLP in San Francisco as well as with the Harvard Project on Schooling and Children. Rebecca has a J.D. from Harvard Law School and a B.A. from U.C. Berkeley.  Rebecca's daughter Eliana graduated in JMSG Class of 2017 and Sarah will graduate in the Class of 2021.