Randolph Martinez is Senior Vice President and Private Wealth Management Director of Trust Operations at UMB Bank, where he leads complex financial operations and long-term client stewardship within the private wealth space. A seasoned executive, Randolph brings deep expertise in guiding organizations through growth, transition, and transformation, including startup, turnaround, and consolidation initiatives.

Randolph has a long-standing commitment to community leadership and effective nonprofit governance. His prior board service includes the Colorado AIDS Project, the Denver Arts Association, and the Mayor’s Council of Education. He is passionate about responsible stewardship, sustainable impact, and mission-driven outcomes, and is proud to support CasaQ’s work advancing opportunity, stability, and hope for New Mexico’s youth.

David Snead is an attorney based in Santa Fe, NM. He is the director of the “Secure Hosting Alliance”
and runs a firm representing Internet infrastructure providers. David has provided advice and counsel to technology companies since 1995. In 2011 he co-founded the Internet Infrastructure Coalition
(I2Coalition), a public policy advocacy organization for the Internet infrastructure industry. David received his J.D. in 1991 from Georgetown University Law Center, and his B.A. in 1987 in International Affairs from Trinity University in San Antonio. David is originally from Albuquerque and lives in Santa Fe with his husband Charles.

Kalynn Jaramillo is a case manager for the Developmental Disabilities Waiver Medicaid program. She works with New Mexicans with developmental disabilities to ensure they get the care they need by advocating for them, supporting their personal goals and visions, connecting them with community resources, and managing their waiver and Medicaid based services. Kalynn has a bachelor’s in psychology from the University of Oregon. While perusing her bachelor’s she volunteered with the University of Oregon's TeachOUT, an organization dedicated to educating teachers about the social and educational issues related to gender and sexuality inequality in schools. While at TeachOUT, she ran a successful fundraising effort to organize a prom for LGBTQIA+ youth. Kalynn was born and raised in Albuquerque, and after a quick detour for college she now lives with her partner and their three dogs, Hugo, Pancho, and Sopapilla. 

Robbie Adair is the owner and CEO of a media agency that has been working with companies, non-profits, and government agencies to create application driven websites and video and photography content since 2002. In 2019, she also purchased a training company focused on web education and white label content development. Robbie is also a frequent speaker and trainer at technology conferences around the world and co-hosts a variety of podcasts. She received her BA in English from Stephen F. Austin University. In her spare time, Robbie loves musical theatre, writing, reading, paddleboarding, hiking, and traveling. She lives in the Sandia foothills of Albuquerque with her wife and their standard poodle.

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​Susan Seestrom most recently served as the Advanced Science & Technology Associate Labs Director and Chief Research Officer for Sandia National Laboratories. In her line role, she managed technical work in modeling, and experiment supporting all missions at SANDIA. Susan spent 30
years at Los Alamos National Laboratory where she served in several leadership positions over 13 years, including Associate Laboratory Director for Experimental Physical Sciences, Associate Laboratory Director for Weapons Physics, Physics Division Leader. Susan is Fellow of both the American Physical Society (APS) and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). chaired the Division of Nuclear Physics of the APS. She also served as Chair of the Nuclear Science Advisory Committee for the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Science Foundation (2009–12). Susan volunteers in support of the physics community through the Division of Nuclear Physics of the American Physical Society and the LGBTQ+ community as a member of the Board of Directors Of CasaQ.

Julieta Ozan is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). She has worked as a psychotherapist in community mental health clinics and trained in Functional Family Therapy to provide treatment to reoffending youth in the criminal justice system. Julieta has worked in a hospital setting with high utilizers of the emergency department who struggle with layers of mental health and medical issues and are unhoused.  Julieta worked in collaboration with community partners to find ways of stabilizing individuals who continue to need frequent emergency services. Julieta has always had interest in psychological trauma and is trained in EMDR and Neurobiofeedback. Currently, Julieta works with individuals who are incarcerated due to behaviors stemming from their mental health issues. She is grateful to have the opportunity to bring in their voice and experiences to the court in order to advocate for needed treatment.

Jason Anderson is CEO of Wet Paws Mobile Pet Grooming. He launched Wet Paws in July 2022
and currently has five custom grooming vans running seven days a week and employs a team of
ten. Dog walking, pet taxi, and other non-grooming services and pet supplements are also
offered. (wetpaws.pet)
Jason was Chief Member Experience Officer (CXO) at Albuquerque-based Nusenda Credit Union
where he was responsible for the Retail Branch Network, Investment Services, and Facility &
Construction Management. (2020-2022) Prior to Nusenda, he was Senior Vice President (SVP)
and Channel Development Group Manager at San Francisco-based Bank of the West, now BMO.
(2006-2019)
In addition to being an entrepreneur and experienced executive, Jason is active in diversity and inclusion (DEI) work. He co-led DEI strategies at both Nusenda and Bank of the West and
received a Diverse Business Leader Award in 2017 from Albuquerque Business First. In 2019, he
was a co-keynote speaker at Oracle Corporation’s annual PRIDE employee resource group
event. Wet Paws is a member of NM OUT and a Certified LGBT Business Enterprise® (Certified
LGBTBE®) through the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce Supplier Diversity Initiative.
Anderson holds an M.B.A. from the University of New Mexico and a B.B.A. from New Mexico
State University. He is also a graduate of the Consumer Bankers Association Executive Banking
School (formerly Graduate School of Retail Banking Management).
He is currently on the board of directors of Casa Q. He previously served on the boards of All
Faiths Children’s Advocacy Center, Alta Mira Specialized Family Services, and the NM Museum
of Natural History Foundation.

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Tony Weaver is an experienced social work and behavioral health leader with a strong background in youth services, housing, and homelessness. Based in New Mexico, he serves as the Vice President of Clinical and Housing Services at Wayfinder Family Services in Los Angeles, where he leads program development for unaccompanied minors and child-welfare–involved youth and families.

Previously, Tony held leadership roles at St. Anne’s in Los Angeles, overseeing supportive and transitional housing programs for youth and young families. He holds an MSW from Hunter College (CUNY) and a BSW from the University of North Alabama, and is a licensed clinical social worker in both California and New Mexico.

Tony has volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters and currently serves as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) with New Mexico Kids Matter. He is committed to supporting LGBTQ+ youth and advancing Casa Q’s mission of providing safety, affirmation, and stability for young people in need.