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Goodman - President Alexandra Nilsson earned her B.S. in International Business from California State University, Northridge. She currently works for Paramount Pictures as Director of Screenings & Anti-Piracy. She is a junior member of the Johnson Cancer Center Foundation for UCLA. As a junior member, Alexandra is in charge of acquiring donations for their annual Holiday Luncheon and Golf Tournament, which raises funds for cancer research. She currently resides in Los Angeles, CA with her husband, a DreamWorks Animation animator. Tommy Rendine earned his BA in Industrial Arts at San Diego State University. He has over 18 years of experience as a Mechanical Designer with Science Applications International Corporation, where he utilizes 3d solid modeling, rendering and animation software to provide hardware engineering and visualization content for a variety of products and research and development efforts. He is also a singer - songwriter, with his heart in rock, but roots in pop. He studied voice with Richard Jennings in San Diego and Hollywood, and worked with performance coach Marta Woodhull in Westwood. As a vocalist, he recorded and performed with bands from Redondo Beach to San Diego throughout the 80s and early 90s. As a volunteer, Tommy has worked with the "Holiday Project" visiting nursing homes and hospitals helping to bring the warmth of the holidays to the elderly and to those who were hospital bound. Heidi Sommer is
originally from Los Angeles, where she received a BA (in Communications/Mass
Media) from UCLA and a Master’s Degree in Public Policy (emphasis
on Social Welfare programs) from USC. Currently she is working on
her PhD at the Goldman School of Public Policy at UC Berkeley and
serving as Lead Investigator for an assessment of the California
Connected by 25 project, a multi-county initiative to improve the
outcomes of young people transitioning from the foster care system
into adulthood. The initiative is funded by leading foundations
such as the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the Stuart Foundation, the
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and the Charles and Helen Schwab
Foundation. For over seven years, she has also worked as a freelance
consultant on grant writing, helping to raise over $1.3 million
for nonprofit organizations operating in Los Angeles County. Jacqueline Trinidad is the Manager of Series and Shorts for Warner Brothers Animation. She graduated from California State University, Northridge with a B.A. in Art with a concentration in animation. Jacqueline was born in El Salvador, but has lived in California nearly her entire life. She has a passion for animation and art in all of its various forms. Jacqueline is also an avid hockey player, having played for over 14 years and is a dog lover. |
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