Llisa also worked in the Mies van der Rohe Archive at MoMA. She is a founding and current member of the Eames Foundation Board of Directors, which oversees the historic Eames House in Los Angeles, and also a shareholder of the Eames Office. A third-generation sculptor, she has been practicing her art for over twenty years. She graduated with a BA in History from Yale University. She is married with two children.

From early on in her career, Pat has always made time to volunteer in her community: initially she was active in PTA, then later she became president of Rotary Club of Central Marin. She has served on various executive boards and foundations in both Sonoma and Marin counties, and currently volunteers her time teaching Yoga at the Petaluma Village Network. As a member of the board at PAC, she sees her Board service as a fine opportunity to support local artists in new and different ways.

Travis’s father was in the military and Travis lived in exotic places growing up such as Guam and less exotic places like Wisconsin and Texas.

After graduating high school, Travis joined the US Army himself and was stationed in both Colorado and Alaska. After leaving the Army in 1992, he moved directly into the field of Finance. He has held many roles in the finance field working primarily for banks but considers his most rewarding work to be his current role as an independent Financial Advisor / Wealth Manager. Travis currently works with Oculus Financial in Petaluma where he happily helps select clients across the country define and realize their financial goals and dreams. Travis is not an artist but recognizes the valuable role the Petaluma Arts Center plays within the community from both a cultural and educational perspective.

Maggie moved with her partner from Los Angeles to Petaluma in early 2021 – primarily to find more time to create, but also to participate in community building around the arts. Her work with corporations, as well as volunteer roles such as the Arts and Entertainment Commission for Los Angeles’ 10th District, have inspired her passion for fostering relationships between businesses and the creative fields. She is excited to be part of the Board of the Petaluma Arts Center, and a new resident of Petaluma.

Lisa brings her community outreach, grant writing and program development skills to the PAC Board. Her creative spirit resides in her paintings and in her pursuit of world travel where an annual trip abroad might be defined by a museum show of a favorite artist.

Recognized as an industry leader, Karleen was a national Folio “Top Women in Media” honoree, where she was featured in the Change Maker category as “a woman who has successfully altered the course of their brand or the industry for the better.”  With an innovative and creative approach, she has dedicated her extensive career, to funding local journalism and helping businesses thrive.

Karleen has had a lifelong passion for art, and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Edinboro University in Pennsylvania with a major concentration in Painting.

A member of the Marin County Bar Association, Rick often works with estate and family law attorneys to facilitate the sale of properties under complex legal and personal circumstances. At the same time, his background as a financial advisor makes him a powerful partner for investors and clients with an eye firmly fixed on the bottom line. With tens of thousands of dollars negotiated on each deal, Rick demonstrates the importance of effective client advocacy every day.

He was awarded the National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship twice, in 1980 for Photography and again in 1991 for Painting. Further he was awarded grants from the Eyes and Ears Foundation twice, in 1979 and again in 1984. He is included in the Who's Who of American Art.