Guiding Our Mission, Together
At the YMCA of Greater San Francisco, leadership embodies service, vision, and a commitment to the community. From our dedicated executive team to our trusted board members and local advisory board chairs, each leader plays a vital role in advancing equity, opportunity, and well-being for all. Meet the changemakers guiding our movement forward.
Our Senior Leadership Team
Meet the visionary team at the helm of the YMCA of Greater San Francisco. Our leaders bring deep expertise and a shared commitment to equity, inclusion, and innovation. Together, they guide our strategy, operations, and partnerships to ensure that we meet community needs and create meaningful, lasting change across generations.
Jamie Bruning-Miles, Chief Executive Officer
Mittie Grigsby, Chief Financial Officer
Chip Rich, Chief Innovation Officer
Erin Clark, Chief Operating Officer
Christina Pinheiro, Chief People Officer
Derick Brown, Chief Advancement and Strategic Partnerships Officer
Chad Nico Hiu, Senior Vice President of Strategy, Equity & Impact
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Our Board of Directors offers governance, strategic oversight, and deep community insight. These dedicated volunteers lend their leadership, experience, and voice to help ensure that the YMCA of Greater San Francisco remains a transparent, responsive, and mission-aligned organization that reflects the diverse communities we serve.
Jorge Abaunza
Dillon Auyoung
Mark Bley
Annabel Chang
Richard Chisholm
Jon Eberly
Josué Estrada
Gina Gregory-Burns
Board Chair
Jennifer Gridley
Stephen Hankins
Stephen Hayes
Thomas Kearney
David Kelly
Greg Narvick
Michael O’Connor
Shelby Pasarell Tsai
Marianna Pisano
Amy Price
Eric Prosnitz
Richard Robins
Stephen Rogers
Peter M. Susko
Gary Teague
Caryl B. Welborn
John Willingham
Branch advisory board chairs
Our local branches are guided by volunteer Advisory Board Chairs who serve as trusted community ambassadors and advisors. These individuals help shape the Y’s impact on the ground, ensuring that each neighborhood’s unique needs are met with care, relevance, and purpose.