Board of Directors

Our board of directors make up a governing board, providing insight and perspective to the CEO. The board oversees three main strategic initiatives—governance, financial sustainability, and advocacy. We expect that our board of directors assume a position of leadership in their personal and professional community by nominating potential board, task force, and committee members. Additionally, our board of directors serve as key members of committees including Governance, Audit, Advocacy, and more.

Board member expectations:

  • Attend and actively participate in 100% of board meetings and 100% of assigned committee/task force meetings.
  • Serve on one of the following committee or task force(s): Governance, Audit, Financial Stability, Compensation, Advocacy, or Arizona Endowment Building Initiative.
  • Promote Stardust in their personal and professional community by nominating potential board, task force, and committee members.
  • Give a meaningful, financial charitable gift.
Chair

Michael Altaffer

Attorney, Resnick & Louis P.C.

Past Chair

Marshall Porter

Community Advocate

Secretary and Treasurer

Joan Saunders

COO, Door Works

Director

Cathy Brown

Regional Director, First Things First

Director

Yoshi Budiyanto

Server Administrator, ASU

Director

Ryan Johnson

Executive Director-Corporate Training/Professional Development, ASU School of Sustainability

Director

Joshua Loughman

Director and Lecturer, EPICS, ASU

Director

Gavin Pugh

General Contractor, William Jackson, Inc.

Interested in Joining Our Board of Directors?

Our board of directors meet on the third Thursday of every other month at our Mesa Corporate Office from 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm. In addition, board members serve on one committee or task force which generally meets six times per year. If this sounds like a good fit for you, fill out our application below.

Fill Our Our Board Member Application

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