Our Mission
Heal the Bay is an environmental nonprofit established in 1985 that is dedicated to making the coastal waters and watersheds in Greater Los Angeles safe, healthy, and clean. We use science, education, community action, and advocacy to fulfill our mission.
Our Staff
Our Board
President
Tracy Quinn
President & CEO, Heal the Bay
Founding President
Dorothy Green (1929-2008)
Founding President, Los Angeles & San Gabriel Watershed Council (Founder)
Chairperson
Jeffrey Williams
Vice President Production, Paramount, BET Media Group
Immediate Past Chairperson
Mike Sullivan
Owner, LAcarGUY
Sharon Lawrence
Actor
Sapna Hira Abrol
Environmental Consultant and Entrepreneur
Kari Boiler
Entrepreneur, Brand Marketer, and Executive Life Coach
Luciana Brafman
Founder & CEO, TIME TO ACT Entertainment
Ian Eddleston
Partner, Ernst & Young, LLP
Meg Gill
President & Co-Founder, Golden Road Brewing
Barry Gribbon
CEO, Homerun Entertainment
Matthew J. Hart
Partner, Newstone Capital Partners
Bob Kane
Founder, Point Break Advisory Services, and Former interim CEO, COO and CLO of the World Surf League and Kelly Slater Wave Company
Richard Katz
President, LADWP Board of Commissioners, Owner, Richard Katz Consulting, Inc
Donna Lamar
Executive Creative Director, Spotify
Victor Liu
CFO, Tower 28 Beauty
Stephanie Medina
Director of Community Relations & Public Affairs, Goodwill
Brian O’Malley
Associate, The Seidler Company, LLC
Marsh Mokhtari
Eco-Entrepreneur & Impact Investor, Co-founder of Make Waves Ventures and Gray Whale Gin
Greg Morena
The Albright & Dogtown Skateboards, partner
Dr. Camela Ott, MD
Physician
Craig Perkins
President & Executive Director, The Energy Coalition
Jasmin Morad Rinna
Relativity Space, Director, Assistant General Counsel and Head of Employee Relations
Veronica Seng
MBA Candidate, UCLA Anderson School of Management
Zach Sokoloff
Senior VP, Asset Management, Hackman Capital Partners
Paul Stimpfl
University Professor, CSU Long Beach
David Weil
CFO, Harvard-Westlake School
Scott Zolke
Partner, Loeb & Loeb
To Save Our Coast FREE Film Screening
Join Heal the Bay on Sunday, July 20 at 6 PM at Patagonia Santa Monica for a free screening of To Save Our Coast: Proposition 20 and the Creation of the California Coastal Commission. Discover the powerful history behind the California Coastal Act and how it continues to protect public access to our beaches and coastline today.
After the film, hear from local community organizers and environmental leaders who are working to keep California’s coast open, protected, and accessible for all.
Seats are limited! Reserve your spot today.