Ed has and Engineering degree from the University of Illinois and an MBA for SUNY- Buffalo. He recently retired from a 37 year career in the Chemical industry where he worked in Sales and Marketing. He looks forward to helping the Education Foundation with their mission of supporting education improvement through our school district while recognizing and motivating our teacher via our grant programs.

Adam has been actively engaged in the San Ramon Valley school district for the past 5 years and is the current President and a past Treasurer and past Director for the Bollinger Canyon Education Fund (an elementary school affiliate of the SRVEF). In addition, he is currently a part of the Citizens for Quality Schools / Measure C leadership team helping to pass a ballot initiative in support of quality education in the San Ramon Valley.

Adam is a Bay Area native, the son of two educators and graduated from UC Davis with a degree in Economics. He and his wife Kristina have lived in San Ramon since 1998 and have two daughters in the SRVUSD school system.

 
Marianne Gagen was elected to the SRVEF Board in December 2008. In addition to serving as the liaison with the Endowment Committee, she is on the Community Science Center committee and has co-chaired the Annual Dinner held at Bridges Restaurant for the past 2 years. She joined the Endowment Board in 1997 while she was serving on the San Ramon Valley Unified School District's Board of Education, a position she held for 12 years.

Her interest in education and young people is life long. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Secondary Teaching Credential from UC Berkeley in History and French. Before joining the School Board, she taught fulltime and part time for 18 years and was active in PTA and the Danville-Alamo American Association of University Women. She currently serves on the St. Mary's College School of Education's Corporate Advisory Committee, and Contra Costa County's Family and Children's Trust Fund Advisory Committee. She and her husband Bill have lived in Danville since 1973 where they raised their three sons.

She has been the recipient of the 1992 State of California's 7th Senatorial District's Woman of the Year, Del Valle Council of PTA's Honorary Service, and in 2006 Danville Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year Award.

Nicole is new to the foundation and is looking forward to helping the board in their efforts to fund new and innovative initiatives in science education.

Throughout their kids K-12 schooling, Asif has been involved with the schools PTAs and Ed Fund in different capacities besides being involved with other philanthrophic organizations.

With Leena still in school, Asif is on the San Ramon Valley Ed Fund helping it achieve its objectives, besides getting others involved in the school district.

Asif has an MBA and works in the Merchant Service industry.

Terry Koehne (pronounced Kay-nee) is the Community Relations Coordinator for the San Ramon Valley Unified School District. In his role with the school district, he acts as spokesperson for the district and its 28 schools, deals with all levels of community, business and media relations, trains employees on effective communication and community relations, maintains the district's website, and serves on various community and district committees and boards including:

• The San Ramon Valley Education Foundation
• The San Ramon Chamber of Commerce
• Leadership San Ramon Valley
• San Ramon Valley YMCA
• East Bay Heart Association
• San Ramon Valley Coalition on Youth Safety and Development

A Bay Area native (Pinole, California) and former Radio Sports Broadcaster (KSFO, San Francisco), Terry is married (Christine) with two children (Trevor and Rachel) and currently resides in San Ramon.

JoAnn has a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Kentucky and has worked in the Information Technology field for over 20 years. She is currently employed with Cingular Wireless. Jeffrey is an independent Real Estate Broker specializing in the sales of restaurants.

Mark has been committed to children and education for over 20 years. He was a board member and President of the Board for Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Peninsula and a member of the Active 20/30 of San Francisco devoted to fundraising for underprivileged youth. Over the past 6 years at John Baldwin he has served as Auction Chair for 2 years and President of the Cougar Education Fund (affiliate of the SRVEF) for the past 2 years. He also served on the leadership team for the Measure C vote as chair of the Fundraising Committee. In addition to school roles Mark has been President of the Sycamore Swim Team for 3 years and a Danville Little League coach for 6 years.

Along with volunteering, Mark is the CEO of a global company that develops and distributes specialty retail concepts to the Travel Retail industry. He also enjoys cooking and the San Francisco Giants!

Mark's volunteer roles "are a necessary balance in my life while giving back to our community".