ABBY ARMSTRONG (she/her) is a former theatre kid who is passionate about making businesses more effective. Twelve years of acting training taught her to adapt, improvise and take risks, enabling her to translate her performing arts background for the corporate world, working in private wealth and institutional investment management. Most recently, she worked for Bank of America Private Bank where she helped launch a national business development strategy for endowments, foundations and donor-advised funds. Today, Abby is pursuing her Masters of Business Administration (MBA) at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. When Abby isn’t meticulously crafting presentations and spreadsheets, she enjoys singing, cooking for friends and giving back to the arts community.

BRYAN JOESPH LEE (he/him) is a creative producer with a background in marketing and community engagement through the arts. He is dedicated to amplifying the stories of Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QTBIPOC), and those of us standing at the intersections of multiple identities. Bryan currently serves as Director of The Public Theater's Public Forum, where he investigates civic advocacy and cultural changemaking in New York City and beyond. He is a 2018 Fellow of the DeVos Institute of Arts Management, and was named a 2016 Rising Leader of Color by Theater Communications Group (TCG). He holds a degree in Latin American Studies and International Relations from Dartmouth College.