Pam grew up sailing on SF Bay. She won a Bronze Medal at the ’92 Olympic Games in the Women’s 470 crewing for JJ Fetter. Pam has served on the Board of Directors at both the San Francisco Yacht Club and the St Francis Yacht Club, and is an advocate for inclusion, diversity and pathways for women in the sport. A world champion sailor, Pam has held the prestigious Yachtswoman of the Year titles at both the St. Francis Yacht Club and the San Francisco Yacht Club.
Peter has been a yacht racing enthusiast for many years and has owned and raced boats large and small. He has been associated with the Foundation as board member and advisor, and was the architect of the Foundation’s investment strategies. Peter has over 20 years of experience as a technology industry entrepreneur.
Paul is a longtime competitive dinghy sailor, windsurfer and supporter of junior sailing. A past Commodore of the St. Francis Yacht Club, Paul has been a leader of the Junior Committee and many other yacht club committees. He also has been the volunteer coach of the U.C. Berkeley Sailing Team for many years.
Passionate about philanthropy in both her personal and professional life, Michelle Harris is the Development Director for The BASIC Fund, a non profit that helps children from low-income families attend the school of their choice in the Bay Area. Michelle has spent almost a decade raising funds and planning events for non-profits.
Molly is an avid racer. She grew up racing on San Francisco Bay, was a 5 time All-American sailor at Yale University, and was an Olympic aspirant in the 470, Europe Dinghy and 49erFX. She continues to enjoy match racing, team racing and foiling on her new Waszp.
Rolf Kaiser has been active in the sailing community since college, when he served as the Vice President of the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Yacht Racing Association and captain of the Stanford sailing team. He was the first fleet captain of the San Francisco Bay Vanguard 15 fleet and has served on the Executive Committee of the local J/105 fleet for several years. He is also an advisor for the Treasure Island Sailing Center. An active racer, he has been campaigning his J/105 “Donkey Jack” since 2005 and competes in various team racing events for the StFYC team. He is a graduate of Stanford University and the California Institute of Technology and is the CTO of a video production and software company.
