She holds a deep understanding of the unique dietary needs of older adults and is committed to enhancing their quality of life through a holistic approach. She has a Master’s degree in Nutritional Science and has been a registered dietitian for over 20 years. Vandana is an accomplished and compassionate Senior Nutrition Program Manager dedicated to improving the lives of older adults through her expertise in nutrition and wellness. Noted as a strong and inspirational leader and passionate about pursuing her goals, Diana is respected and revered for her ever-present sense of humor and genuine desire to bring out the best in all the people in her life. For six years early in her career, Diana utilized her skills in San Francisco’s Tenderloin District, improving quality of life in housing, transportation, medical and safety issues for seniors there.Īs an experienced non-profit executive, Diana has recruited, motivated and managed hundreds of volunteer leaders from diverse backgrounds, building their skills in community engagement, creative commitment and fund-raising. Recognizing the huge shift occurring in the demographics of older persons - and the startling requirements of a swelling universe of seniors with increased unmet needs - Diana embarked on a mission to inform civic leaders and motivate them to take action. Combining her passion with focus will ultimately yield a better life for seniors everywhere who will benefit from the global Age-Friendly movement that Diana is helping guide.ĭiana’s dedication and talent spring from her decades of hands-on experience as a community organizer and her deeply personal commitment to improve the lives of some of our society’s most challenged populations. He has also served as Adjunct Faculty at William Jessup University, teaching The Art of Biblical Interpretation, Discipleship Praxis, and Self-Leadership.ĭiana Miller is the architect of the World Health Organization’s Age-Friendly Initiative in Silicon Valley. Her strategic vision–to share knowledge of the program’s benefits to cities–will result in WHO’s recognition that Santa Clara is the first County in the United States to have each of its fifteen cities declared “age-friendly”. Sean studied Bible and Theology at San Jose Christian College (now William Jessup University) and Transformational Leadership at Bethel Seminary. In his spare time, Sean loves to drink good coffee, run, cycle, take long walks and long naps. They both love to travel, hike, read, watch movies, and spend time laughing with friends. They both grew up in San Jose and have three children, Mackenzie (23), Michaela (21), and Caden (17). Sean has been married to Holly for 26 years. He is a mentor, consultant, and enthusiast for other leaders and seeks to invest in the emerging generation.

Over the years, Sean has spent time working with students, families, and executive teams. Sean believes that the role of a shepherd is a great gift and privilege.Īs a leader in pastoral ministry since 1993, Sean has been invested in the art of guiding a faith community, especially its core leaders, toward greater levels of health, connection with God, and love toward others. As Lead Pastor, Sean is passionate about communicating the ancient wisdom of the Scriptures in compelling and practical ways and helping people enter into the story that God is writing-one in which they are a character in the grand narrative and redemptive plan of our creator.

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