President

As long as he can remember, Adam has been a gamer. Starting with the usual video games, he found collectable card games with his friends at the Boys and Girls Club. This developed into a life-long passion for strategy games and creative problem solving.

Through his life, the skills and processes he developed early in playing games, have helped him succeed. Owing this success to access to games has led him to want to share these tools with people who may not be aware, or have the resources to enjoy, the educational benefits of games.

Treasurer

Amy’s passion has always been bringing people together and finding what they have in common. At age 15 she traveled as an exchange student to the Soviet Union where she performed in an all Russian language dramatization of “The Peace Child.” This laid the foundation for who she would become as an adult. Whether teaching paint classes, Merit Badges, or board games, Amy focuses on respect and inclusion. Her belief is that our strength and beauty can be seen most readily in our differences.

Secretary

Ali Crockett Moore is an autistic fiber artist and engineer, parent of two, and avid collector and player of board games. Ali discovered modern board games in the early 2000's and fell in love with them as a way to gather with friends, participate in collaborative storytelling, and develop logic skills and creative thinking all at once.