Fiduciary governance for the nonprofit.

President of the research organization founded by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, developing solutions across health, food security, clean energy, and AI. An accomplished immunologist with a Ph.D. from McGill University, faculty positions at Johns Hopkins and Emory. Brings unparalleled experience leading major global research institutions and deep relationships across science, technology, government, and philanthropy.

ADI is a trusted partner to Boeing, Gulfstream, Air Force Research Lab, Rolls-Royce, Boom Supersonic, and JetZero. Published in AIAA Scitech, IEEE Access, and the American Control Conference. CEO at the intersection of aerospace, defense, and cyber-physical systems.

Research Scientist, Engineer, and Program Manager at Parsons Corporation's Cyber Warfare Group. Previously at MIT Lincoln Laboratory, supporting national security missions of the NSA, U.S. Cyber Command, and the broader intelligence community. Career spanning cybersecurity, algorithms, decision theory, AI/ML, electronics, and telecommunications.

Aaron P. Dworkin is a 2005 MacArthur Fellow and one of America's leading social entrepreneurs in the field of cultural recognition. As founder of the globally recognized Sphinx Organization, he has spent more than two decades building institutions that identify and celebrate human excellence at the highest levels. He is the longest-serving member of the National Council on the Arts, having advised five presidential administrations, and is an elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. His leadership has been recognized with the National Governors Association Distinguished Service to State Government Award, Newsweek's "15 People Who Make America Great," BET's History Makers in the Making Award, and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's Lifetime Achievement Award.Aaron has raised more than $50 million for philanthropic causes and is a former Dean and currently serves as Professor of Arts Leadership and Entrepreneurship at the University of Michigan. He is the author of multiple books on creativity, leadership, and entrepreneurship, including The Entrepreneurial Artist: Lessons from Highly Successful Creatives, and serves as host of the nationally broadcast Arts Engines show.At The Obsidia Project, Aaron is building a nonprofit home for public cybersecurity Casebooks, partnerships, and standards that help the field learn from consequential incidents.

Previously CEO of Bedrock and principal of Rock Ventures LLC, overseeing Dan Gilbert's portfolio of 100+ companies. At GM, stewarded the company's 450M sq ft global real estate portfolio and led acquisition of the Renaissance Center. Chairman of Invest Detroit and the Downtown Detroit Partnership.

Operates Griffin IT (hardware distribution), Griffin Cloud (custom software), Griffin Resources (HR services), and Griffin Wings (charter aviation). 20+ years building operationally rigorous businesses at the intersection of technology and trusted service delivery.

Leads pro bono practice across the firm's Northeast and Midwest offices. Former public defender and litigator. Builds partnerships between major institutions and the communities they serve. Magna cum laude graduate of Albany Law School.

Over twenty years as a computer scientist and mathematician across distributed systems, social media, real estate, and automotive engineering. B.S. in Computer Science, B.S. and M.S. in Mathematics.

Vice President of Pharmacometrics at A2-Ai, where she leads a team of scientists supporting pharmaceutical companies across all stages of drug development. She brings ten years of experience in quantitative clinical pharmacology and pharmacometrics, advancing model-informed drug development through modeling and simulation. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan and serves as a board member for the Washtenaw Elementary Science Olympiad, where she is committed to advancing STEM education and the next generation of scientists.