Winson and his family of six have resided in Fort Washington, PA since 2013. They are proud members of the Upper Dublin community and enjoy participating in the various UD community and sports programs. Winson is passionate about serving underserved in healthcare and education at a local and international level. He participates in international medical mission trips and is on the education advisory council to Bloom India, an international nonprofit organization that advocates for underprivileged children.

Winson holds a medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He currently serves as the Associate Program Director of the Bryn Mawr Family Practice Residency Program and is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the medical colleges of Temple and Thomas Jefferson Universities. He is also the Medical Director at Haverford College.

Adam resides in Abington with his wife Lisa and, after relocating from Denver, Colorado, has lived in the greater Philadelphia area since 2013. He loves playing with his four young daughters, indulging in good books, movies, and music, and rooting for his favorite sports teams. Adam is also an accomplished photographer.

Adam has spent his entire career as a communications professional in the education field. He has provided extensive and effective strategic communication, brand management and culture-change support to schools and school districts nation-wide both as an employee and a consultant. Adam currently serves as the Deputy Chief of Internal Communications for the School District of Philadelphia.

Piper Lowell is a strategic communications specialist who started her career as a reporter specializing in economic development. After 15 years as a writer, she transitioned to nonprofit management and leadership, including directing a nonprofit school for seven years. She also coaches communication strategies for business startups.

Her twin passions are economic development, and extending the rule of law for people who are vulnerable to violence.

She has worked as the communications director for a nonprofit with teams in 26 countries, university adjunct lecturer, and event planner. She is an experienced economic and community development  advocate and sought-after public speaker.

Soby, her husband, and their three children live in Willow Grove, PA. For over a decade, Soby and her family have dedicated themselves to supporting the North Hills community. In the past she has served as a lead liaison and volunteer coordinator at the North Hills Community Center. Soby is deeply committed to nurturing and valuing the children and families of North Hills, fostering meaningful connections along the way. Soby has also served as the Sunday School director at Seven Mile Road Church in Philadelphia.

Holding a Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy, Soby has spent the majority of her career working with children at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Currently, she plays an essential leadership role in overseeing operations for CHOP’s Occupational Therapy department. Through her professional work and community involvement, Soby remains steadfast in her mission to enrich the lives of children and make a positive impact on those around her.

Alexis Musgrove is an education and administration professional with experience across corporate, educational, and nonprofit sectors. With a background in student counseling, career coaching, and program development, Alexis is committed to fostering academic success, personal growth, and empowerment. Currently serving as a school counselor with the School District of Philadelphia, she delivers comprehensive guidance programs through individual and group counseling that support students’ academic and personal development. Alexis brings expertise in program implementation, student advocacy, and community collaboration, working closely with administrators, families, educators, and community partners to help students reach their full potential. Alexis is a nonprofit founder who has led initiatives focused on youth empowerment, community development, and educational equity, expanding access to resources and mentorship for underserved communities. She is also a Certified Mindfulness Trainer and Life Coach, equipping youth and adults with tools for emotional well-being, resilience, and personal transformation.

Sue and her husband, Mark, have resided in Fort Washington, Upper Dublin, for 30+ years. They have raised three children in this community, who all graduated from the Upper Dublin School District, and have been involved in various ways, supporting their children and activities. Sue and Mark were especially active in the Upper Dublin Marching Cardinals, where Sue ran the program’s hospitality initiative and Mark was a board member.

After getting her BS in Education from West Chester University, Sue went to work in the family business –  a small personal care home in Upper Dublin where they cared for individuals who struggled with mental health. Sue was a licensed administrator at that facility for 20 years. After changing careers, Sue returned to education with a desire to support students. For the past 7 years, Sue has worked in the Abington School District. She currently works at the elementary level, supporting the K-5 math curriculum. This position has helped further her understanding of students’ individual needs and deepened her appreciation for education within diverse communities. Sue’s greatest passion is caring, supporting, and helping others. 

Keith was born and raised in Dresher, PA, and had the privilege of experiencing an Upper Dublin school district education firsthand. After working in Orlando, FL, for a time, he had the opportunity to relocate back to the Northeast and purchase his childhood home. He is enjoying Upper Dublin all over again through his children’s eyes. Keith, his wife, Amy, and their three children are passionate about music and the performance arts. Keith is a veteran stage performer and nationally recognized vocalist. Over the past fifteen years, his production company, Enspire Productions, has produced countless culturally-relevant concert programs and helped raise funds for student education and organizations such as The Father Center, The Peace Center, and First Tee. Currently, Enspire is focused on producing performances that highlight the African American cultural experience.

Keith holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing and an MBA from Penn State’s Smeal College of Business. He currently serves as Vice President of Customer Success for Corcentric, a leading procurement and finance solution provider. He also serves as Vice President of the board for Bristol Riverside Theatre, a professional regional theatre in Bucks County.