Ryan studied Anthropology and International Development at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, drawn to how anthropology weaves together her passions for history, languages, and the arts to explore the complexities of human experience. Her professional background spans the nonprofit and academic sectors, where she has supported initiatives focused on women’s empowerment, global entrepreneurship, and gender dynamics within Indigenous communities. Before joining Zions Bank, Ryan managed operations and programs at Women of the World, a Salt Lake City–based nonprofit dedicated to helping forcibly displaced women achieve self-reliance and independence. She has also served as an adjunct professor at Utah Valley University, where she taught courses on ethnographic and qualitative research methodologies. In her current role on Zions Bank’s Community Engagement team, Ryan helps coordinate and manage internal and external initiatives that strengthen communities across the bank’s footprint. Outside of work, Ryan is happiest near the ocean, exploring new hiking trails, or spending time outside with her husband.

Ruth Hardy is a social impact consultant with extensive experience in nonprofit operations, stakeholder coordination, and impact research. With a Master's in International Social Policy from the London School of Economics, Ruth has led multi-stakeholder research projects, developed organizational systems, and managed complex partnerships across government, nonprofit, and academic sectors. Her background includes work with state agencies, international development organizations, and policy analysis that strengthens nonprofit missions and supports vulnerable populations.

Som Chivukula serves as Treasurer of the Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault (UCASA) Board of Directors.

Kari is a seasoned professional with nearly three decades of experience in the legal arena, having worked in law firms and corporations. Graduating with a degree in Social Work from the University of Wyoming and holding an ABA approved paralegal certificate, she brings a unique blend of skills to her endeavors. Outside of work, Kari enjoys spending time with her family, running Utah Women and Wine, and exploring new destinations through travel. She is particularly passionate about empowering survivors and is excited to be making a meaningful contribution to the local community.

Gary Scheller is the Executive Director of the Rape Recovery Center and serves on the Board of Directors at the Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault (UCASA). He brings decades of experience in victim advocacy, executive leadership, and systems-level change. Before joining the Rape Recovery Center, he served as the Director of the Utah Office for Victims of Crime, where he led statewide initiatives focused on trauma-informed care, equity, and access to services. Throughout his career, Gary has been a steadfast advocate for survivors, working to ensure that all individuals have the support, safety, and resources they need to heal. His leadership is grounded in collaboration, accountability, and a vision for a future free from sexual violence.

Susi Feltch-Malohifo’ou is a Co Founder and current Chief Community Engagement & Development Officer after 8 years serving as CEO of Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources (PIK2AR) a 9 year old Community powered 5O1C3 non profit based in Salt Lake City, Utah whose mission is to eradicate poverty, reduce harm, Economic Advancement rooted in the Arts & Humanities. Susi is a proud Community Health Worker, Certified Peer Support Specialist, Survivor and Advocate in life long recovery that was born in the Kingdom of Tonga in the South Pacific, is a trans-racial adoptee, immigrated to the US when she was 13 years old with her adopted family and grew up in Vernal, Utah. Has lived and worked in Dallas, Texas, Honolulu, Hi, Tucson, AZ, San Francisco, CA areas and relocated to Salt Lake City, Utah area 13 years ago when she married her biggest supporter and advocate, Simi Poteki. Susi’s life time work is centered in the margins championing and empowering the most vulnerable, the under-resourced in communities through self-determination, turning challenges into strengths, building and regaining cultural self value with as many chances as people need to strive and thrive. Susi sits on several Boards and Governors Committees & Subcommittees. Utah Community Health Workers Association, UCASA, Governors Food Security Committee, Governors Recitivation, Community Sub Committee, AG’s Trafficking Service Providers Sub Committee and co leads Living Color Utah, a coalition of 10 diverse Chambers of Commerce. A few awards and accolades are: April 2024 ABC4 selected Susi as 1 of the 4 Remarkable Women of Utah Honorees, received the 2022 National ACE (Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Chamber of Commerce & Entrepreneurship) Advocate of the Year Award and Utah's “40 Over 40” awardee. In 2021 Forbes Magazine named Susi one of the “50 Over 50” for Impact. In 2019 FBI Directors “Community Leadership Award” for the State of Utah and honored as one of Utah’s 50 Enlightened.

Ethan Pisciotta serves on the Board of Directors of the Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault (UCASA), supporting the organization's mission to prevent sexual violence and advocate for survivors throughout Utah.

Clint Heiner was born and raised in Utah and has dedicated his legal career to public service and the protection of victims of crime. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Weber State University, where he minored in Spanish, and later received his Juris Doctor from the University of Denver. He currently attends Weber State University and is working on a master’s degree in criminal justice. During his undergraduate studies, he also had the opportunity to study abroad in Spain, an experience that deepened his appreciation for the Spanish language and culture. Clint began his prosecutorial career in Maricopa County, Arizona, and has served as a prosecutor since 2007. He currently prosecutes for Salt Lake County, where he focuses on complex criminal matters involving child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, and other special victims crimes. Throughout his career, he has received extensive specialized training in trauma-informed prosecution, forensic interviewing, strangulation, child abuse investigations, and victim-centered practices. Clint is frequently invited to train attorneys, law enforcement officers, forensic interviewers, and multidisciplinary teams on topics related to child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, and effective victim-centered prosecution strategies. He is recognized for his commitment to improving outcomes for victims while promoting ethical and evidence-based prosecution practices. Outside of work, Clint enjoys reading, hiking, scouting, traveling, and spending time with his wife and three children.

Loreen Olney is the owner of Continental Worldwide Pageants and recently retired after 37 years with the Utah System of Higher Education, where she worked closely with the Board of Regents, Board of Higher Education, and institutional Boards of Trustees. She has extensive experience in event management, fundraising, organizational development, and education. Her community involvement includes work with the Women’s Shelter, Bikers Against Child Abuse, and the Utah Attorney General’s Office, developing programs for grade school students. As both an advocate and survivor, she is passionate about supporting causes she deeply believes in and is eager to bring her energy, lived experience, and leadership to the UCASA board.