STAFF & BOARD
Meet the Solana Center team and board of directors! Our staff bring their passion for the planet to every position. Are you interested in joining the Solana Center team? Check out our careers page for current opportunities.
STAFF
Leadership Team
Jessica Toth
(she/her/hers)
Executive DIrector
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Under Jessica’s leadership, Solana Center has become an award-winning non-profit that influences policy and impacts communities in over 80% of the area’s jurisdictions. Last year, Solana Center’s collective programming mitigated more than 18,000 tons of greenhouse gases. Recently, Jessica was honored with the 2024 San Diego Woman Who Inspires Award by California State Senator Catherine Blakespear and the 50 Most Influential Women Over 50 by the San Diego Business Journal in 2022. Though always passionate about the environment, Jessica took a circuitous route to get here. After completing an engineering degree at Cornell and a master's degree in business from MIT, Jessica began her career on Wall Street. She then held positions in corporate research, marketing, and business process improvement at various companies, including HP, Texas Instruments, the World Bank, Kyocera, SDG&E, and the San Diego Zoo.
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jessica@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ex. 713
Mallika Sen
(she/her/hers)
Director of Environmental Solutions
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Mallika is our Environmental Solutions Director. In this position, Mallika is in charge of ensuring Solana Center's services are addressing the needs of the community and our local government.
Prior to coming to Solana Center, Mallika spent over 20 years working in the fast-moving wireless industry at Nortel, Nokia, and Microsoft where she held a variety of roles in engineering and management and lead several mobile phone programs. After many years traveling the world, she decided to pursue her true passion in environmental sustainability. Mallika started off working with several school sustainability projects while earning her Sustainable Business Certificate from UCSD Extension. She is thrilled to use her experience in leading projects, program management, and driving change to make the world more sustainable.
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(760) 436-7986 ex. 724
Angela L. Calderon
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Accounting and HR Manager
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Angela Calderon brings over two decades of leadership experience in business management, operations, and community engagement. With a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), summa cum laude, and a strong foundation in accounting and project management, Angela has consistently demonstrated her ability to align organizational strategies with operational excellence.
Angela has been instrumental in structuring several companies from the ground up, implementing systems and processes that promote efficiency, growth, and long-term sustainability. Her expertise includes financial management, human resources, compliance, and strategic planning, ensuring organizations have the tools and vision necessary to succeed. She excels at building community relationships, and streamlining operational processes to drive impactful outcomes.
Angela’s professional background spans diverse industries, where she has taken on critical leadership roles that involved building teams, managing operations, and developing organizational structures. Known for her exceptional communication, problem-solving, and adaptability, Angela is dedicated to delivering results while cultivating collaborative and productive work environments.
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angela.calderon@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ex. 703
Robin Fator
(she/her/hers)
Marketing and Development Manager
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Robin is Solana Center's Marketing and Development Manager, coordinating events and initiatives such as our 40th Year Anniversary Celebration, third party fundraisers, website overhauls, and more.
Before joining the Solana Center team, Robin led marketing and development initiatives for several Northern California nonprofit organizations. Her background includes owning and operating a handmade fashion brand, leading high school and college classes as a digital marketing instructor, founding a nonprofit, and authoring a book. Living sustainably has always been important to Robin. Combining her love for the natural world with storytelling, Robin increases the visibility of Solana Center in the San Diego community and beyond.
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(760) 436-7986 ex. 719
Kayleigh Dearstyne-Hulin
(she/her/hers)
Contracts Manager
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Kayleigh is the Contracts Manager at Solana Center. In this role, she manages client and staff time to ensure we are making an effective impact in our community.
After getting a degree in International Relations and Sustainable Development from the University of St. Andrews, Kayleigh served with Americorps implementing environmental classes and a STEM summer camp for kids in underserved areas of Reno. Since moving to San Diego, she has been working to assist communities in numerous ways primarily through fundraising, event planning, and organizational efforts. Kayleigh enjoys using her expertise in nonprofits and efficient organization techniques to help Solana Center reach its impact goals and build a more sustainable world.
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kayleigh.dearstyne@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ex. 716
Erin Stone
(she/her/hers)
Education & Community Engagement Manager
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Erin is the Education & Community Engagement Manager. She loves encouraging and educating people of all ages about accessible ways to reduce food waste and be gentle to our beautiful planet.
Erin's first introduction to Solana Center was as a summer intern between her years at Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana. After graduating with a degree in Environmental Studies, Erin returned to the San Diego area and worked as an Educator at the San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy (now the Nature Collective,) guiding local elementary school students on nature walks and teaching them about native ecosystems and why it's important to protect them. She then moved across the country to St. Paul, Minnesota for five years, where she worked at a local food coop, as well as in infant care, and spent endless weekends on the abundant Minnesota state park trails. When Erin returned to Cardiff, she rejoined Solana Center as an Environmental Educator and has since been promoted to Education Associate Manager.
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(760) 436-7986 ex. 711
Education & Outreach
Please contact (760) 436-7986 ex. 711 for education inquiries.
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Jennifer is Solana Center's Senior Environmental Educator, who is our lead on all things relating to soil - from growing healthy plants to creating nutrient-rich compost.
Jennifer Galey is an East Coast native from Pittsburgh, PA. She holds a degree in Psychology from St. Mary's of Notre Dame and a Masters in Rehabilitation Counseling from the University of Pittsburgh. After moving to Southern California and working as a therapist and teacher, Jennifer became the Infield Farm Coordinator for the San Diego County Fair and a Senior Environmental Educator and Fair Liaison for Solana Center, developing educational exhibits and workshops for backyard farming at the Fair that include composting techniques, organic gardening, beekeeping, water conservation, and waste diversion. As our Senior Environmental Educator, Jennifer develops education strategy and presents at schools, community events, and workshops on a variety of topics including composting, recycling, grey water, and organics exchange programs.
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760 436-7986 × 702
Jennifer Galey
Senior Environmental Educator
Sarah Van Horn (she/her/hers)
Education & Outreach Specialist, Rain Barrel Lead
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As Solana Center's Education & Outreach Specialist and Rain Barrel Lead, Sarah is our point person for City of San Diego educational programs and all jurisdictions' rain barrel subsidy & education programs.
Sarah grew up gardening, camping, and kayaking in the underrated outdoors of her home state of New Jersey. After a few summers as a camp counselor, Sarah decided to combine her boundless energy, love of nature, and passion for education into a career as an environmental educator. Sarah moved to San Diego in 2014 to pursue a degree in Environmental Systems at UC San Diego. After graduating, she spent many years at Los Peñasquitos Canyon County Preserve where she developed and facilitated classroom/outdoor education programs for students, curated museum exhibits, and more. She is also a volunteer docent and naturalist for the San Diego Natural History Museum. At Solana Center, Sarah advocates for a more interactive approach to education that emphasizes asking questions and building on what students already know.
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sarah.vanhorn@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ext. 709
Liz Davis
(she/her/hers)
Volunteer & Community Engagement Specialist
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Liz’s passion for environmentalism began in her childhood, where she spent summer vacations hiking and backpacking in the Sierra Nevada mountains. On the drive home from one of these glorious trips, as the family car descended into the heavy smog of the LA basin, she began to cry – and to question why we couldn’t live well without poisoning our planet. A homebody by nature, Liz took a particular interest in how our homes, and the way we live in them, can come into better harmony with our natural world. A turning point came at a presentation given by BauBiologist Mary Cordaro, about this holistic approach to addressing the impact of the built environment on human and planetary health. Liz immediately fan-girled her way into 5 wonderful years as Mary’s assistant. Liz later started Shades of Green Home Organizing, and took on volunteer roles with organizations such as SanDiego350, San Diego Green Building Council and ECOLIFE Conservation. At Solana Center, Liz manages our volunteer program and sustainability store, engaging the community in impactful, uplifting environmental action.
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(760) 436-7986 ext. 707
Natalie Mazur
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Bilingual Environmental Educator
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In her role as Bilingual Environmental Educator, Natalie is able to weave together some of her strongest passions: Spanish, the environment, and teaching.
Natalie received her undergraduate degree in Spanish from SUNY New Paltz in upstate New York and became involved in environmental activism during her time there. Her work ranged from hands-on labor as a farm apprentice to leading environmental projects on campus and eventually led up to a minor in environmental studies. Natalie is passionate about sustainable local agriculture, reducing waste, and raising awareness and appreciation of the environment. In addition to her environmental activism, Natalie has been tutoring Spanish for many years. She is thrilled to now be working with the community to educate and inspire others about useful and sustainable ways to interact with our environment.
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natalie.mazur@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ext. 725
Deanna Milton
(she/her/hers)
Environmental Educator
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Deanna is an environmental educator for Solana Center, leading interactive workshops and webinars on composting, food waste prevention, water wise gardening, and more.
A former hairstylist and one-time real estate agent, Deanna is a San Diego native living in East County with her husband and three children. In 2014 she and her family welcomed the gateway animal into their lives...chickens. Her journey since has been one of learning and loving gardening, raising livestock (pigs, chickens, and more recently quail,) studying permaculture, composting, homesteading, and animal husbandry. Deanna is an FFA (Future Farmers of America) mom who is thrilled to keep learning and sharing ideas about waste diversion and soil regeneration.
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deanna.milton@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ext. 708
Environmental Solutions
Please contact (760) 436-7986 ex. 724 for programming inquiries.
Leia Berube
(she/her/hers)
Manager, Environmental Solutions
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Leia Berube is the Environmental Solutions Manager at Solana Center, working with local and regional businesses to audit and decrease their waste streams.
Leia grew up in Maine, where she found a passion for sustainability and environmental science at a young age. Following her passion, Leia received her Bachelor of Science degree from Saint Joseph's College of Maine in Environmental Science and minors in Chemistry and Sustainability. While studying, Leia carried out several projects and internships, including a public health internship at Environmental Health Strategy Center/Prevent Harm, a waste management internship at her university, and a sustainable business internship at Manomet. After graduation, Leia completed her Master's of Sustainable Business Administration degree at Unity College. While obtaining her degree, Leia worked with several small businesses to improve their sustainability practices.
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leia.berube@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ex. 701
Larissa Amaral
(she/her/hers)
Associate Manager of Environmental Solutions
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Larissa is the Associate Manager of Environmental Solutions at Solana Center, working with local and regional businesses to audit and decrease their waste streams.
Larissa started at Solana Center as a high school intern, becoming an Environmental Educator while attending San Diego State University for a BA in Sustainability. Through SDSU, she spent six months studying in Florianopolis, a small island off the southern coast of Brazil, giving her the opportunity to speak with indigenous tribes, visit successful and fruitful community gardens and compost programs, and learn from locals about the coastal flora and fauna. Larissa also worked as Solana Center's Operations Assistant before moving to the Environmental Solutions team and working her way up to the Associate Manager role, where she fights hunger and food waste by connecting businesses to food recovery organizations and organics recycling information.
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larissa.amaral@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ex. 718
Jackie Bookstein
(she/her/hers)
Environmental Solutions Project Manager
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Jackie developed her passion for the environment amid the beautiful redwood forests of Northern California. In a small, environmentally conscious college town where she attended Humboldt State University, it was easy to ride the bandwagon of sustainability. But when she returned home to San Diego, she knew she would have to go the extra mile to keep her love for the natural world healthy and happy. Since then, she has devoted herself to spreading awareness about environmental issues and working with some of San Diego's most passionate advocates to bring about solutions. Every day she finds new excitement and inspiration working with Solana Center's community of wonderful staff and volunteers to make our county an environmentally smarter and kinder place.
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jackie@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ex. 706
Megan Phelps
(she/her/hers)
Environmental and Business Solutions Specialist (Bilingual)
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Megan Phelps is our Bilingual Environmental Solutions Lead.
Megan has had a lifelong passion for the environment, growing up in a multigenerational household of advocates for sustainable agriculture, bikable cities, green buildings, and climate action. Prior to joining Solana Center, Megan championed climate justice through her role as SanDiego350’s Youth Program Coordinator and the UC San Diego Climate Psychology and Action Lab. Born and raised in San Diego, Megan graduated from UC Davis with high honors and a B.S. in Environmental Science and Management. She’s thrilled to be part of a like-minded team working to realize her childhood dream of a zero waste San Diego.
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megan.phelps@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ex. 721
Gurpuran Singh
(she/her/hers)
Environmental Solutions Specialist
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Gurpuran is an Environmental Solutions Lead at Solana Center, focusing on San Diego County’s efforts to implement and educate the community on SB 1383.
Originally from the SF Bay Area, Gurpuran became interested in the food system after visiting her mother's family on the Navajo reservation and noticing the lack and limitations of nutritional food access for families across the reservation. Before Solana Center, Gurpuran studied Environmental Studies at San Diego State and was a research assistant on a food waste diversion project that diverted food waste into Black Soldier Fly Larvae biomass, which was then used as a sustainable poultry feed for chickens at the university’s campus. Gurpuran also held a project management position at Oatly, the oat milk company, working on a feasibility study to incorporate regeneratively grown oats into their supply chain. At Solana Center, she continues to address hunger and food waste in the food system by assisting businesses in donating edible food and recycling inedible organics.
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gurpuran.singh@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ex. 712
Jess Bombar
(she/her/hers)
Environmental Solutions Operations Specialist
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As the Environmental Solutions Operations Specialist on the Solana Center team, Jess assists with strategic messaging, content, and outreach of the organization’s environmental resources and programs. This includes digital touchpoints such as website, email, and printed resource flyers and materials. She also produces and films educational videos and other contract-based materials.
Jess began her career in Fashion Marketing and eCommerce prior to finding her way to a more traditional advertising agency working with brands such as AT&T, MailChimp, Hello Sunshine, Pulte Homes, and Cox. Her favorite campaigns have always been opportunities to work with cause-related brand initiatives. Jess is passionate about inspiring curiosity around the natural world, helping others take environmental action, and soil regeneration. She is thrilled to combine her passion for telling brand stories and strategy into the critical resource conservation and environmental stewardship mission at Solana Center.
Jessica has lived in San Diego since 2018. She graduated from the University of Florida with a BS in Advertising and a minor in Entrepreneurship. When she is not working she can be found growing organic produce and flowers in her garden, composting, or hiking to explore San Diego's native ecology.
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Lia Quinn
(she/her/hers)
Environmental Solutions Operations Support
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Lia’s passion for sustainability and the environment developed while growing up in San Diego, where she frequented the many local trails and beaches. This passion continued to grow as she pursued her Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies with a minor in Geography. During her studies, Lia had the opportunity to conduct field research at Daley Ranch in Escondido studying human-wildlife interactions at the urban-wildland interface there. She gained hands-on experience with GIS mapping through the California State University San Marcos GIS Lab. She has since held roles in digital marketing, project coordination, and outreach. Lia has found a passion in being able to share sustainability with people through marketing and community outreach. She is grateful to be a part of a purpose-driven and impactful organization.
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Marketing & Development
Jack Mittemeyer
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Marketing Specialist
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Jack is Solana Center's Marketing Specialist, promoting workshops and educational opportunities and producing photos, graphics, and videos.
Jack was born and raised in San Diego but left town for college. He graduated from Indiana University with a BA in Broadcast Journalism and received a MA in Specialized Journalism from the University of Southern California. Since graduating, Jack has worked a variety of different freelance roles producing marketing materials for companies focused on helping the environment. He has even spent some time working as a kayak tour guide in La Jolla Shores. In his free time, Jack loves surfing, biking, and making short nature-related videos.
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jack.mittemeyer@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ext. 705
Maddie Sackor
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Donor Relations & Fundraising Lead
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As our Donor Relations and Fundraising Lead, Maddie collaborates with the Marketing and Development Manager to develop relationships with our giving community and oversee fundraising administration. Before beginning her position at Solana Center, Maddie spent 5 years working with donors at Greenpeace. She is passionate about environmental stewardship and regularly volunteers for various local organizations. On her days off she enjoys hiking, camping, and weekend adventures around Southern California. Maddie holds a sociology degree from Virginia Tech.
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maddie.sackor@solanacenter.org
(760) 436-7986 ext. 715
Operations Management
Nicolle Selby-Thomas
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Partnerships & Strategic Support
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Nicolle is Solana Center's Partnerships and Strategic Support contributor. She is responsible for various aspects of Solana Center's grants and programs.
Nicolle's passion continues to be focused on the outdoors and the environment. She currently works with nonprofit organizations whose values are aligned with the environment and outdoors. During her 35-year corporate career, she has held various leadership positions at Qualcomm, General Dynamics Electronics (now BAE Systems), Hughes Aircraft Systems (now Raytheon), and TRW (now Northrop Grumman). Nicolle holds a Master's degree from USC in Systems Management. She is the past chair of the Board of Directors for the Nature Collective and a recent graduate of the UC Master Gardener Program. Nicolle enjoys bringing her background and experiences to contribute to Solana Center's positive impact on the environment.
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(760) 436-7986 ex. 722
Michael Murphy
(he/him/his)
Facility Manager
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In addition to managing our facilities, Mike oversees many of our onsite retail and lending program areas, including the Tool Lending Library, sales of composting accessories, and disposal of electronic waste, fluorescent light bulbs, and used batteries.
Michael joined Solana Center after working for over 20 years in the industrial fabric industry as a contractor, designer, and business owner. He is a native Californian. He volunteers in the community for a variety of environmental causes. At the Solana Center office, you can typically find Mike in the garden, working to make the garden area as educational and enjoyable as possible.
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Geny Hill
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Internal Operations Lead
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Geny supports Solana Center’s internal operations, including contract management.
A native of Chula Vista (and Tijuana), Geny has always been passionate about making an impact in her communities. After earning her undergraduate degree from Stanford University, she returned to San Diego and obtained a Master’s in International Relations and Nonprofit Management from UC San Diego. She has experience working for a wide variety of organizations, including city government, sustainability start-ups, international development consulting, and nonprofits. After volunteering in a composting session with Solana Center, Geny wanted to get more involved and broaden her experience in contract management. She loves working to improve business operations and processes at such a mission-driven nonprofit.Geny supports Solana Center’s internal operations, including contract management.
A native of Chula Vista (and Tijuana), Geny has always been passionate about making an impact in her communities. After earning her undergraduate degree from Stanford University, she returned to San Diego and obtained a Master’s in International Relations and Nonprofit Management from UC San Diego. She has experience working for a wide variety of organizations, including city government, sustainability start-ups, international development consulting, and nonprofits. After volunteering in a composting session with Solana Center, Geny wanted to get more involved and broaden her experience in contract management. She loves working to improve business operations and processes at such a mission-driven nonprofit.
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(760) 436-7986 ex. 726
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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(he/him/his)
Board President
Although retired Russell is far from done when it comes to working for the environment!
A lifelong student and advocate of environmental issues he has approached his advocacy from a grassroots perspective. He's driven to design environmental programs that make being environmentally friendly "easier and more convenient" for the "less environmentally enthusiastic" members of society! Over the past 50+ years, some of the experiences that have had significant influences in forming Russell's environmental background include multiple outdoor programs: Yosemite Institute, Sierra Institute, Boojum, NOLS (Student and instructor), and working on an organic farm in Oregon. Studying Environmental Studies and Geography in College didn't hurt either! These influences and more formed the basis of Russell's adult life work.Russell took the Solana Center Master Composters class over 20 years ago. It led to his getting a job at the Solana Center working for the Recycled Products Cooperative, a program started at Solana Recyclers.
In the past, Russell enjoyed working on a variety of programs. He helped set up the modern recycling program for the Encinitas Union School District, built a garden program at Paul Ecke Central School, and taught educators how to build and maintain school gardens with the Resource Conservation District of Greater San Diego. He attended countless meetings and events to help improve recycling efforts in the City of Encinitas including working on the plastic bag ban in Encinitas and the state and even occasionally donned the "bag monster" outfit at local events! One last favorite passion is advocating for and actually planting a LOT of trees.
Russell currently volunteers for Lumbercycle in San Diego. He's trying to keep the memory of our local old-growth trees alive by using their wood after they are cut down and returning the end products back to the community where they originated. Working with sawyers and craftspeople to make all types of useful and artistic products (benches, tables, sculptures) Russell hopes to perpetuate the legacy of our local urban forest.
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Board Vice President
Kristin Larson, AICP and PMP, has over twelve years of experience in the sustainability field, both in public and private sectors and across the country. She is currently the Director of Energy and Sustainability at San Diego State University. Previously, she worked as a Senior Manager for the Center for Sustainable Energy, where she led electric vehicle infrastructure projects. Prior to that, she was the first sustainability planner for the City of Bowie, Maryland. While working there, one of her favorite past projects was creating a pilot food waste collection program. She holds a master's degree in environmental sciences and policy from Johns Hopkins University. In her free time, she enjoys native gardening, wildlife watching, and hiking.
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Board Treasurer
Mary Ann has a B.A. in Economics from the College of Wooster and an MBA from the University of Michigan. She first put these skills to work during her 10+ years at Hewlett Packard where she worked in Finance/Accounting and Production Management. She volunteered for over 20 years at a local non-profit school where she worked on obtaining non-profit status and use permits, tax returns, bookkeeping, budgeting and financial reporting, and served as Board Treasurer. It was easy to convince her to serve a similar role for Solana Center due to her life-long interest in environmental causes and organic gardening. Her favorite activities include gardening (native plant and organic), backpacking, reading, playing bridge, knitting, and spending time with her husband and two adult children.
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Board Member
David Levy contributes to all IT needs at the Solana Center and loves solving technical challenges. Before joining the Board, he was familiar with the Solana Center and was inspired to support its mission when a fellow Board member and previous co-worker at Kashi asked him to get involved. He is currently employed as an IT Business Partner at a local Health and Technology company, and has an Associate's Degree in Electronics Engineering and extensive and diverse experience in the technology field. David traveled the world testing and deploying wireless communication systems for many years, along with doing some "can you hear me now" testing on cell phones. Among many "MacGyver-type" skills, he once fixed a remote control for a ceiling-mounted overhead projector at a local elementary school...with a paperclip. The teacher was thrilled. David strives to live by Tikkun Olam (tee-KOON, oh-LUHM), a Jewish concept defined by acts of kindness and performed to repair the world. He likes to leave things better than they were. David loves the outdoors and recycling, and dabbles in planting and growing food at home, composting, and worms.
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Board Member
Connie Adams’ passion for conservation began during her childhood in Salem, Oregon. Money was tight in her family, so her mother Sharon instilled her with an understanding that we humans are wasteful, we create too much garbage — and it’s not only costly to dispose, but harmful to the earth.
Salem did not provide free trash pickup, and it cost hardworking families dearly to pay per can. What to do? Connie’s mom made a deal to split the cost of a single can with a next-door neighbor. To get Connie and her siblings actively involved, Sharon had to make recycling fun. She created a family game to see how little garbage they would end up with at the end of week. They reused, donated, recycled, and composted to minimize trash. This fostered a deeper connection to the earth and one another by working together as neighbors to reduce and conserve. It was a great lesson.
Connie moved to sunny San Diego in 1999, attracted to its abundance of outdoor activities like biking, hiking, boogie boarding, beach walks, and beautiful sunsets. But she recalls a shocking moment that shook her to her conservationist core: amidst all this natural beauty, she witnessed a driver roll down his window and brazenly throw an oversized cup with a lid and a straw out onto the road. (If only he’d had a mother like Sharon Adams!) These two experiences planted a seed in Connie that would grow to a desire to take an active role in recycling and conservation — leading her to the Solana Center.
In business, Connie has a background in “Employer Best Practices” for a multitude of topics involving employee benefits, HR, and insurance. Connie earned a bachelor’s degree in Business and Finance-law from Portland State University. She continued her path as a life learner and educator by earning the CEBS designation from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania as well as the Professional in Human Resources – California® (PHRca®) through the Human Resource Standards Institute. Connie enjoys public speaking which she calls “Edu-tainment” - speaking to educate, inform and inspire. She has a special aptitude for breaking down complicated legal-speak into training components that are digestible in small bites.
For fun, Connie loves organic vegetable and fruit gardening, cycling, walks on the beach, singing and playing ukulele, and has performed in several North County entertainment venues with her partner Martin. Connie wants to give back to this wonderful community. She believes the Solana Center is the perfect investment in the future — an outlet to give back today in hopes of many more beautiful tomorrows.
Interested in joining our Board?
Contact director@solanacenter.org with details on your background, relevant community involvement and how you see yourself fitting within our organization!