Boulder Mayor, Aaron Brockett grew up in the small college town of Sewanee, TN. He and his wife Cherry moved to Boulder in 2003. They've raised their two children in North Boulder and ran a small software development firm together for 20 years. After serving for 5 years on the city's Planning Board, Aaron was first elected to the city council in 2015, became mayor in November of 2021, and won re-election in 2023 in Boulder's first mayoral direct election. In his time on city council he has focused on climate change, housing, transportation, economic vitality, social justice, and how to make Boulder a more just, equitable, and inclusive city.

Alison Brand is a Senior Deputy District Attorney with the Boulder County District Attorney’s Office where she specializes in prosecuting crimes of domestic violence. She enjoys working closely with Zonta Foothills Club on the annual Beth Haynes Award, which honors excellence in law enforcement response to domestic violence. She is also coordinating the building of a Family Justice Center in Boulder County. When not working, Alison can be found reading books with inspiring heroines or enjoying the outdoors with her family.

Mardi Moore has dedicated her life’s work to elevating the rights, visibility, safety, and socio-economic status of the LGBTQ community, building grassroots organizations from the ground up, living through the AIDS pandemic, and continuing to see the gradual, albeit slower-than-wished, acceptance of the LGBTQ+ community into mainstream public discourse. Moore has been on the frontlines of the good fight for over 30 years at the local and national level.  She currently serves as the CEO of Rocky Mountain Equality and she is a better judge than dancer.