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Linda Calhoun

Linda Calhoun is founder and executive producer of Careergirls.org, a free, noncommercial, online platform that showcases video clips of diverse women role models sharing career and educational advice. She has also spent several years leading international development project teams at USAID and the World Bank; her work locations included the Kyrgyz Republic. In 1994 she had the honor to be a member of the United Nations Observer Mission in South Africa as an election monitor in the KwaZulu Natal Province. Calhoun earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communication at Boston University and received a certificate in International Marketing from the American University of Paris. She serves as president of the Friends of the San Francisco Commission on the Status of Women and as chair of the Education Committee of the World Affairs Council Board of Trustees.

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Frank Price, Vice Chair

Frank Price is vice president of TeamBuilding-Unlimited, an interactive team building company that provides communication, team bonding and business strategy experiences to private and corporate clients throughout the United States. Price served 3 years in the Peace Corps in Corps in Côte d’Ivoire as a TEFL teacher and basketball coach. He is currently on the board of the Northern California Peace Corps Association, where he organizes special events, implements school based programs and promotes outreach to the community. In 2015, he was instrumental in organizing the National Peace Corps Connect Conference developed for the National Peace Corps Association on the campus of the University of California. He is a member of the Shriver Circle, whose mission is to advocate and support the Peace Corps as a valuable and important separate agency of the United States government.
Frank received a Fulbright to Nigeria, where he studied the Nigerian educational system. The stay in Nigeria was highlighted by a brief civil war over who would be the next president of Nigeria.
A former Sonoma County secondary school teacher, Frank taught French, science and history and coached girls basketball, cross county, and track and field. He received both his Bachelor Degree and Teaching Credential from San Jose State University.