Sylvia Bonilla Zizumbo is a Silicon Valley-based Career & Leadership Coach and Consultant with over 25 years of professional experience, spending the last 17 years of her corporate career at Google. She works with individuals and organizations on employee engagement, career strategy, professional development, authentic leadership, and creating a strengths-based culture. She is a certified Co-Active Coach (CPCC), ICF Associate Certified Coach (ACC), and a Gallup-certified Strengths Coach.

In addition to helping professionals to take ownership of their careers, Sylvia is passionate about advancing the lives of Latinos and women. She is a Career Coach for the Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley's Latina Economic Advancement Program (LEAP). She also volunteers as an Executive Coach for Women's Impact Alliance, a non-profit focused on advancing women's leadership.

A 1995 graduate of SJSU, Sylvia received a B.S. in Advertising from the School of Journalism and Mass Communication and currently serves on the Board of Directors for The SJSU Latino Alumni Network (LAN).

Scott has held multiple positions at RGP Consulting since 2015 and is currently the Regional Leader for RGP West. He leads a team of 5 Market Leaders and has accountability for 600 employees within the region.
Scott earned a B.S. from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and an MBA from Santa Clara University. He previously served on the Nativity Board of Directors from xx-xx but then moved out of the area. We are so happy that he is back and willing to join us again. He is looking forward to using his leadership and functional skills, coupled with his non-profit background to help drive innovation on the board.

Chris Meyercord is a graduate of Stanford University, receiving his BA in English with Honors in ’92 and a Masters in Liberal Arts in ’00. He is currently the President of Bellarmine College Preparatory and is a Board member at Loaves & Fishes.

Right after high school, Olga entered into the Management of Commercial Real Estate and has been doing that job for 28 years currently working for Swift Real Estate Properties as their Director of Operations for the NorCal and PacNW assets.

She and her siblings and are first generation born in the United States from Mexican parents who migrated in the late 60's from a small town from the state of Jalisco named Jalostotitlan. She grew up just a few blocks away from Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, and she and her husband have remained in the neighborshood. She remembers falling in love with theatre thanks to Father Mateo Sheedy. Her first job at 14 was in the parish office for 4 hours on Saturday mornings. She is thankful to Father Mateo and the many different things he did to help the children of this community.

Her family has been blessed with opportunities that have afforded them a comfortable lifestyle but they always remind their daughters that not everyone is so fortunate. They volunteer as a family helping the community at Sacred Heart Community Centre, Willow Glen Cares and Rebuilding Together. It has always provided her joy to help the community especially the younger generation.

Diana Pina Ibanez works as a Mental Health Wraparound Facilitator for Seneca Family of Agencies, a non-profit agency serving system-involved youth. She started her journey at Our Lady of Grace back in 2007. From there, she attended Archbishop Mitty High School (Class of 2014) and then attended UC Santa Barbara. She graduated from UCSB in 2018 with a BA in Psychology and Chicano/a Studies. She returned to San Jose shortly after graduation and worked as a Victim Advocate at the District Attorney's Office and ABA interventionist at ACES.

With over 25 years of banking experience, Emily serves as a Senior Vice President of Bridge Bank a division of Western Alliance Bank. She is responsible for the development and delivery of banking solutions for a broad range of commercial clients who represent nearly all business sectors.
Emily holds a B.A. in Management from St. Mary's College and is a graduate of the Pacific Coast Banking School. She has served on the Nativity Development Committee since 2018 and will take over as the Chair for the 2020-21 fiscal year. Emily is passionate about giving back and is often a volunteer at fundraisers for numerous non-profit organizations including Second Harvest Food Bank, the American Red Cross, and the Silicon Valley Organization.