Roger Murphy has been an educator for 30 years, teaching a variety of topics at the high school level from English and History to Economics and Financial Literacy. In 2018 Roger was awarded a fellowship through the Rowland Foundation to study the implementation of work-based experiences for Vermont high school students. He is a former board member of the Vermont Mountain Bike Association and former president of the Stowe Trails Partnership, and currently serves on the boards of two Vermont organizations, the Stowe Land Trust and Lamoille County Planning Commission in addition to serving on the Suwandi Foundation board of directors. He is passionate about providing high-quality educational experiences and the power of those same opportunities to transform both individuals and their communities.

Lillian Gatto is a versatile professional with a solid background in accounting receiving a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Loyola Marymount University and a Certification in Advanced Accounting from Santa Clara University. Her career spans roles showcasing her expertise in financial management, accounting policies, and internal controls. Notably, Lillian served as PTA President at Russell Ranch Elementary School, leading a team, fostering parental involvement, and managing the PTA budget to support educational initiatives. With a commitment to excellence and a history of successful management in both accounting and community service, she is poised to contribute significantly to any professional environment.

Lisa Daggett-Cummings has devoted her career to empowering individuals, instilling self-sufficiency, and fostering their well-being. She has extensive experience in fund development and marketing, working for emerging nonprofit organizations that cater to children’s health, education, and social services.

Lisa holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from California State University Long Beach, which served as a foundation for her MBA from Loyola Marymount University. As an adjunct Professor at Loyola Marymount University, she specializes in teaching Business Ethics and Sustainability, instilling a deep understanding of global change, ethics, and leadership in her students. Lisa finds immense joy in engaging in meaningful conversations about the transformative power of “Business for Good” and the positive change it can make for her students and the community at large.

Roger Murphy has been an educator for 30 years, teaching a variety of topics at the high school level from English and History to Economics and Financial Literacy. In 2018 Roger was awarded a fellowship through the Rowland Foundation to study the implementation of work-based experiences for Vermont high school students. He is a former board member of the Vermont Mountain Bike Association and former president of the Stowe Trails Partnership, and currently serves on the boards of two Vermont organizations, the Stowe Land Trust and Lamoille County Planning Commission in addition to serving on the Suwandi Foundation board of directors. He is passionate about providing high-quality educational experiences and the power of those same opportunities to transform both individuals and their communities.