Shannon Sedgwick Davis is the CEO of Bridgeway Foundation (http://www.bridgewayfoundation.org/leadership/) a philanthropic organization dedicated to ending and preventing mass atrocities around the world. As an attorney, activist, and passionate advocate for social justice, Ms. Sedgwick Davis has guided Bridgeway Foundation in pioneering solutions to these seemingly intractable issues. More recently, Ms. Sedgwick Davis and the Bridgeway Foundation have been credited for their pivotal role in mobilizing awareness, civilian protection, and recovery efforts against the Lord’s Resistance Army and its leader, Joseph Kony, the first-ever indictee of the International Criminal Court.

In 2015, she received the Global Human Rights Hero award from Saving Innocence.  In 2019, Sedgwick Davis received the distinguished Navy SEAL "Fire in the Gut" Award, and in the same year she was honored at the UNITAS gala. In 2020, Sedgwick Davis delivered the keynote at the Global Girls Summit, where she received their Globally Awesome Girl award

Prior to joining Bridgeway Foundation in 2007, Ms. Sedgwick Davis served as Vice President of Geneva Global, and was the Director of Public Affairs at the International Justice Mission (IJM).

Bob was born and raised in central Massachusetts, just east of our Hume New England campus. After high school, he left for the United States Air Force where he served a 25-year career spanning many states and career opportunities. After retiring from military life, Bob sensed a calling into full-time ministry. This calling brought him and his family to Hume Lake where he joined the team in the summer of 2003. Over the span of his Hume Lake career, Bob held such positions as Grant Writer, Development Manager, Marketing Director, and finally Human Resources Director where he served since 2008. He joined the Joshua Wilderness Institute team in 2016. He understands and respects the roots of the program and loves to walk alongside students who are willing to serve Jesus.

Krista went a very different route to entrepreneurship and got a Bachelor's degree in Communications and Marketing. Loving the blend of creativity and understanding people, she pursued Marketing and First Impressions, focusing on bringing visions and dreams to reality for over 10 years. After several years, she also got two Masters degrees in Business Administration and Leadership.

We believe that men and women have unique views and perspectives on every project. - Both are valuable and useful! But, the reality is that there are very few women in the building industry (between 1-2%), so we love the chance to highlight the unique perspective that we offer to projects because we're women!

Dave Alford Is Pastor of Leadership Development at Saddleback Church where his team oversees small groups, next steps, interns, and ministries to men, women, and singles. Dave’s background includes experience in business, pastoral ministry, and higher education. He worked as an investment consultant for Mercer Consulting assisting large corporations, public entities, and foundations with their investment strategies.  He served for 10 years as executive pastor and lead pastor at churches in the San Fernando Valley in Southern California helping them transition out of financial challenges and into a renewed vision for mission. He served for 12 years at Vanguard University first as Vice President for Business and Finance, and later as Dean of the School of Business and Management. Dave also writes, coaches, and speaks about leadership. Dave has a Bachelor's degree from UC Davis, an MBA from USC, and a doctorate from Pepperdine University. Dave and his wife, Molly, live in Irvine. They have three adult children.

Joshua is a self-driven entrepreneur and self-starter who is enthusiastic about building people and helping organizations grow. His networking skills have enabled him to open doors to opportunities from various industries. Josh is a creative person who can adapt to any situation that he encounters.. He gave his time to work with young people as a role model to show them what can result from hard work and character.

Donna is an ordained Deacon in the California-Nevada Annual Conference. She most recently served as a pastor at the Church of the Mountains, Truckee United Methodist Church. She will begin a new appointment, starting in July 2020, at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center. Donna has been a pharmacist most of her life, working primarily in hospitals since 1983.

Her desire to serve in ministry came from serving the sick and dying through her work as a Hospice Pharmacist in the early 2000’s. Her background as a critical care pharmacist has segued into following her passion for providing care to those that are suffering from spiritual disease and distress. Following her call to ministry, she attended Claremont School of Theology where she obtained her Master of Divinity degree, with an emphasis in Interfaith Chaplaincy. Four units of Clinical Pastoral Education brought her to the streets of the Tenderloin in San Francisco, the oncology unit of Sutter Roseville Medical Center, and the maximum and minimum yards of the California State Prison - Sacramento.  This training has led her to Board Certification as a Clinical Chaplain and Pastoral Counselor through the Center for Spiritual Care and Pastoral Formation. 

Donna’s interest in prison came during her first year in seminary when she visited a restorative justice program at San Quentin State Prison. It was during this visit that she decided to pursue restorative justice programming facilitation as her way to make change in the United State’s broken system of mass incarceration. She has been a Spiritual Leader for a Kairos weekend at Dublin FCI - a women’s prison - as well as a sponsor for Kairos and Celebrate Life worship services at Northern Nevada Correctional Center (NNCC) in Carson City, Nevada. She currently facilitates Houses of Healing, a restorative justice program, at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center. She also spends time in the Hospice Unit at NNCC as a volunteer chaplain and spiritual leader and grief processor to the inmate volunteers caring for the inmate hospice patients.  Donna’s passion for prison work includes raising awareness regarding the school-to-prison pipeline that leads to the overwhelmingly disproportionate incarceration of people of color. Donna brings passion and a grass-roots volunteer spirit to the prison system in hopes of “releasing the captives” through deep listening, restorative justice programming, and spiritual practices.

Before graduating from college Craig co-founded an adventure camp called Rock-N-Water. He developed and directed this for-profit corporation that served over 100,000 guests with the help of more than 300 employees between 1989 and its sale in 2018. There were no known models similar to this camp at start-up and there are very few in the country today. Rock-N-Water led the camping industry for customer reviews averaging 4.9 of 5 stars, had no fatalities, liability claims or debt. Integral to these accomplishments was the consistency of the camp's highly reputed staff.   

As this organization grew from a small business into a significant organization, Craig also grew, developing skills in program development, business administration, leadership, management, training, communications, human resources, marketing, and long-term vision.

Melissa Holland serves as the Founder and Director of Awaken. She holds a Master’s degree in Marriage Family Therapy from the University of Nevada, Reno. Melissa started as a counselor offering pro bono services to women affected by commercial sexual exploitation. In 2011 she and Jen Robinson co-founded Awaken, a nonprofit whose mission is to increase awareness and education surrounding the issue of commercial sexual exploitation and to provide housing and restoration for its victims. Melissa believes strongly in responding to God’s call to seek justice for the oppressed and is passionate about uniting local churches and the NV community in the fight to end the sexual exploitation of women and children.