Sara Jones: Sara Jones creates global diversity and inclusion strategies to elevate inclusive work cultures. She has advocated throughout her career for the benefits of greater diversity in our companies, boardrooms, and circles of power. Sara is an inclusionist, working to amplify inclusion as a core leadership skill. As CEO of InclusionPro®, Sara’s approach is unique from traditional diversity approaches, in that her programs strongly engage men in the conversation. Her Inclusion Growth Framework® and Inclusion by Design™ methodology, based on 20 years of real-world applied experience, guides thoughtful and strategic leaders in the art of inclusive leadership. InclusionPro’s clients include companies in technology, engineering, manufacturing, financial services, legal services, e-commerce, and non-profit organizations. Sara was adopted from South Korea in 1977 at age three and miraculously found her birth family after 42 years of separation. She delivered a TED talk on her powerful story on go.ted.com/sarajones. Sara is a Founder of Women Tech Council (WTC), established in 2007, a national organization focused on the economic impact of women in driving high growth for the technology sector. She also serves on the Utah State Workforce Development Board, Board of Trustees for Intermountain Healthcare Salt Lake Valley Hospitals and the Executive Board of Silicon Slopes, and has a strong interest in lending her expertise to corporate boards nationwide. Her extensive professional background in technology, business development, law and leadership roles has made her a valued executive coach, a strategic advisor, and a valuable connector. Sara began her career as a patent attorney at law firm Workman Nydegger and became a partner. She then took on leadership roles as Head of Business Development at School Improvement Network, an educational technology company, VP of Strategic Development at Patent Law Works, a Silicon Valley law firm, and CEO of ApplicantPro, an HR technology company. Sara was honored as a Utah Business Magazine’s CEO of the Year, received a Distinguished Alumna award from the University of Utah College of Engineering, and was a Utah Innovation Awardee. She and her husband reside in Salt Lake City, Utah, with their two sons.

Ty is President and CEO at Daybreak Communities and is responsible for leading the development of Daybreak, a 4,000 acre master plan in the Salt Lake Valley with entitlement for 20,000 residential units and 14,000,000 sq. ft. of commercial uses, that has not only been the top selling community in Utah each year since opening in 2004 but also a leader in advancing leading sustainable development practices and smart growth. Ty received his BA in Economics from Occidental College in Los Angeles, CA and has more than 20 years of experience in planned community development, having held a variety of sales, marketing and operations roles with major land developers in both Utah and Southern California. He is involved in his community, serving as an Executive Committee Member of Envision Utah and Treasurer of the Utah Property Rights Coalition. He is a Past President of Salt Lake Habitat for Humanity and the Utah Homebuilders Association. He was named one of Utah’s rising business leaders, “Forty under 40”, by Utah Business Magazine in 2010.

Amanda graduated from Weber State University with a degree in Sustainable Land Use Planning in 2018. As an undergraduate, she completed an internship with a county planning office and was published in a peer reviewed journal. Her capstone research was done on the legacy of redlining in Salt Lake City. She presented her research in Washington D.C. at the annual American Association of Geographers meeting, and received recognition from the notable GIS company, ESRI. She also won a social sustainability award through the university for her research. She currently works as a general manager for a plant nursery in Orem, UT and plans on pursuing her research through graduate school in the Spring of 2021.

Juanita Hardy has a passion for fostering healthy, thriving, and equitable places to live, work, learn and play through her work with individuals and businesses. Hardy has over 45 years of business experience, including 31 years with IBM, where she retired in 2005, and over 35 years in the arts as a nonprofit leader, trustee, collector, and patron of the arts. Hardy was Senior Visiting Fellow for Creative Placemaking for Urban Land Institute (2016-2018), a global non-profit committed to responsible land use. She now serves as a consultant for ULI on Creative Placemaking. Hardy founded Tiger Management Consulting Group after retiring from IBM, a global training and business consulting services firm. She has been an executive coach for Right Management, a global human capital development firm, since 2006. Hardy’s client portfolio includes both for profit and non-profit organizations. Hardy is the former Executive Director of CulturalDC (2013-2015), a nonprofit committed to making space for artists and art organizations and fostering cultural and economic vibrancy in communities through its creative placemaking services. She co- founded Millennium Arts Salon, an art education initiative, in 2000. Hardy was recognized by the Washington Business Journal as a Minority Business Leader in 2010. Hardy is an accomplished writer and public speaker. Her articles and essays have appeared in magazines and journals in the US and abroad. Her recent writing includes a tetralogy of articles on creative placemaking in Urban Land magazine. Hardy serves on the board of the Mosaic Theatre Company, a non-profit theatre company based in Washington, DC. Recently she joined the board of the Mid Atlantic Art Foundation based in Baltilmore, MD, which provides support and funding for arts programming in states that comprise the mid-atlantic region. Previously, she served on the board for ArtTable (2016-2019), a national non-profit for women professionals in the arts based in New York City. Hardy is an avid collector of fine art and, since 1985, and has acquired many works on paper, canvas, sculptures, as well as traditional African art.

Education: High School: Wasatch Academy, Mt. Pleasant Utah College, 6 years: Westminster College, two Bachelor of Science Degrees in 1976/1979: Majors: English, Behavior Science and Business Communications Minor: Art Career: Full time licensed real estate agent/REALTOR in Utah since 1984, -specializing in senior citizen estates, divorce situations, residential property listings and sales, new infill developments of condos and townhomes and small commercial listings and sales for 35 years Professional Organizations (memberships over the years): Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES) Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR) Women’s Council of Realtors (WCR) National Assn. of Realtors, Utah Assn. of Realtors, Washington County Assn. of Realtors National Assn. of Gay and Lesbian Real Estate Professionals Professional Achievements in Real Estate: Instructor, NAGLREP (National Assn. of Gay and Lesbian Real Estate Professionals) Past Director, Salt Lake Board of REALTORS (5 years) Past President, Salt Lake Chapter Women’s Council of REALTORS Real Estate Instructor, National Association of REALTORS Instructor of the Year, Utah Assn. Of REALTORS Instructor of the Year, Stringham Real Estate School Distinguished Real Estate Instructor, Real Estate Educators (national) Community Volunteerism: Board of Trustees, Utah Transit Authority (two years) Board of Directors, Secretary, Utah Girl Scout Council (current) Brief Vitae Babs De Lay, Principal Broker/Owner Urban Utah Homes and Estates 801.201.8824 Chair, Downtown Merchants Association, Salt Lake City Chair and member, Salt Lake City Planning and Zoning Commission (8 yrs) Board of Directors, Downtown Alliance (4 years) Columnist, City Weekly, “City Views” every week (current) State Judge for National/Utah History Day for high schools (past 3 years) Past Board member Utah Hispanic American Festival Past President, Westminster College Alumni Assn. Past President, Rape Recovery Center Board of Directors Host, “Women the Second Decade”, KRCL public radio 28 years Advisory Board, Utah Coalition against Sexual Assault (current) Created Sub-For-Santa project, Utah AIDS Foundation Traffic/Housing Coordinator, Sundance Film Festival, 3 years Food and Beverage Coordinator, Utah Arts Festival, 5 years Original Broadway Cast of V-day/ producer and director (current) V-Day past 20 years in Utah which has raised $300,000+ for local charities working to end violence against women from the Rape Recovery Center, Family Support Center, and YWCA (current) Awards: Voted ‘Best Real Estate Broker SLC’, 2018 and 2019 City Weekly Readers Richard Wirick Lifetime Achievement Award, Vest Pocket Business Coalition 2017 ‘Good Neighbor Award’ Salt Lake Board of REALTORS 2015 (one award given each year, this was for work with AIDS Foundation) Downtown Achievement Award, Downtown Alliance 2015 Outstanding Achievement Award, YWCA, Business and Industry 2008 Utah Chapter, American Society for Public Administration “Award of Excellence” for work on the Salt Lake City Planning Commission, 2007 2015 Hero of HIV, Utah AIDS Foundation Outstanding Alumni of the Year Award Westminster College Manford A. Shaw Award Westminster College National 2005 Outstanding Award for Advocacy and Community Work In Ending Sexual Violence against Women from the National Sexual Violence Resource Center Past 10+ years ‘Platinum Hall of Fame Award’ for top sales in the Salt Lake Board of REALTORS Personal: Married to Julie De Lay. I have twin daughters and four grandchildren.