Board of Directors

Owner

Go Local Printing

Corey Pebler is a local small business owner (Go Local Printing & Marketing) who

helps other small local businesses and nonprofits by increasing their sales and

top line revenue by promoting their business in a variety of ways. Corey believes

that the right advertising, seen at the right time, can inspire members of the

community to support local businesses/organizations and ultimately allow the

greater community to thrive.

Corey has supported dozens of Foster City/San Mateo area businesses through

online and offline marketing. He also helped the Foster City Sister City Association

Soccer Team raise funds for their trip to lnagi Japan in 2023. Currently he is

working with BAYCO Choir to assist them in their fundraising efforts in

preparation for their upcoming trip to perform at Disneyland.

Corey currently sits on the Foster City Little League Baseball board where he

manages their sponsorship and fundraising program. He also coaches youth

baseball and soccer in Foster City.

When he is not making business cards, postcards and yard signs, Corey can be

found spending quality time with his two young children or at a sporting event.

CEO

Peninsula Jewish Community Center (PJCC)

Jordan Shenker serves as Chief Executive Officer for the Peninsula Jewish

Community Center (PJCC) in Foster City, California. PJCC boasts one of the

most highly diverse JCC communities in the nation. That, along with the tightknit

and beautifully diverse Jewish community in the Bay Area, makes PJCC feel

like home for Jordan.

Working in the JCC field for more than 30 years, Jordan began his career in his

hometown of Portland, Oregon, as a 4th generation Portlander. He worked at

JCCs in Portland, Houston, Texas, and he led as CEO of JCCs in Richmond,

Virginia, and Tenafly, New Jersey. Additionally, Jordan helped advance the JCC

movement as Senior Vice President of Community Services for JCC

Association of North America, overseeing consultation and executive

placement for all 175 JCCs across the continent.

A popular speaker and educator, Jordan's presented at dozens of regional and

national conferences, including the Athletic Business Conference, Athletic

Business University, JCC Association of North America Professional Conference

and Biennial, and Parks and Recreation conferences. Additionally, he taught as

a guest lecturer at the University of Richmond on the topics of professional

development, marketing, and non-profit management.

Jordan earned his undergraduate degree in Communications with a minor in

Jewish Music from Thomas Edison State College, and an MBA from the

University of Phoenix.

Jordan is married 34 years to his wife, Tracey, and they have three sons ages

32, 30 and 24. In his free time, Jordan enjoys spending time with family, he's an

avid Portland Trailblazers and NBA fan, and he regularly goes to the movies.

Co-Founder

Blokument Inc.

Nitin Madan is currently the co-founder, COO and CFO, of a Web3 startup,

Blokument Inc., where he has a ringside view of the ongoing disruption happening

in the financial world with the rise of a decentralized internet, based on

blockchain and smart-contract technology. He brings more than 20+ years of

global experience at the cutting edge of technological change with firms such as

Broadcom Inc., Swisscom AG, IBM, etc.

Nitin previously served as a Board Director of Dynamic Spectrum Alliance Ltd, an

organization co-founded by leading technology companies such as Microsoft,

Google, Facebook, Cisco, Broadcom, HP, and Adaptrum, with the goal of reducing

the global 11digital divide11

• He was also elected Vice Chair of Wi-Fi 7 MTG at the WiFi

Alliance.

Nitin has an M.B.A. from the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland, an M.S.E.E. in

Electrical and Computer Engineering from the Utah State University, and a B.E. in

Electronics Engineering from V.J.T.I., University of Mumbai. He currently lives in

San Jose with his wife and two daughters. He enjoys cooking and pickleball and

has a deep interest in topics that touch the intersection of philosophy, politics,

economics and finance.

CEO

Carmona Enterprisez

Tim Carmona has been training in Kenpo Karate with the martial artists from the

Z-Ultimate Self Defense Studios for the last 20 years. To further his training as a

martial artist and a business person, he continues to train at the Z-Ultimate

University of Martial Arts Professionals. He also maintains a rigorous business

training protocol through participation in various associations, including the

Business Advantage Networking Group (BANG). Tim has managed martial arts

schools for 18 years and has taken several studios from the developing level to

sustainability and success. His plan is to continue to build a network of Z-Ultimate

studios here in the Bay Area, while supporting the other locations throughout

America.

Tim is also passionate about community engagement, and sees the martial arts as

a pathway for people to grow not only as individuals, but as members of their

families and communities. To further this vision, Tim has used his time managing

Z-Ultimate's San Mateo location to develop a strong relationship with the San

Mateo Police Activities League (PAL). Through PAL, he has been able to help even

more children in San Mateo experience martial arts training for their minds,

bodies, and spirits, as well as continue his efforts to provide a connection

between the community and the Police Department. As his business grows, his

vision is to enable as many people as possible experience the benefits of martial

arts training.

Vice President of Acquisitions & Development 

Steelwave

SteelWave is an owner developer of properties which has had operations in Foster City for 30 years.  Ben is responsible for Northern California acquisitions and development activities for SteelWave. Prior to joining SteelWave in 2018, Ben was Vice President of Acquisitions & Development at the Irvine Company, the largest property owner developer in California. In that capacity, he was responsible for acquisitions and development of office and residential projects in Northern California with over $3.6 billion in project cost, including the 3.8 million square foot Santa Clara Square mixed-use project and the 1.5 million square foot Pathline office project in Sunnyvale. Ben also worked at Forest City, where he was responsible for the entitlement, planning and development of the 5M and Pier 70 projects in San Francisco with a total of over 5 million SF of mixed-use development.

Ben’s experience also includes 12 years in the venture capital and investment banking industries where he was an investor in early-stage technology and clean technology companies.  Ben previously served on the Boards of the Yerba Buena Community Benefits District, South of Market Early Education Center, SF 5th & Mission Garage.

Ben has an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Southern California.