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Board of Trustees
The Road Home is proudly ranked as a Four Star Charity by Charity Navigator for our organization’s transparency and efficiency.
Our board members are volunteers who help guide the programs and practices of The Road Home. They are a vital link to our community and provide the inspiration for us to pursue our vision.
Board of Trustees: 2025-2026
PRESIDENT
Emily Wegener, Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems
PAST PRESIDENT
Pauline Ploquin, Community Advocate
SECRETARY
Christena Huntsman Durham, Community Advocate
TREASURER
Greg Johnson, Community Advocate
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Chris Acton, Community Advocate
Rick Bouillon, Community Advocate
Peter Chamberlain, Hogan & Associates Construction
Amy Christensen, Jacobsen Construction
Angie Cook, Utah Child Care Cooperative
Brad Crist, TechTAC
Connie Crosby, Community Advocate
Steve Eliason – Emeritus
Evan Goldstein, University of Utah School of Medicine
Jennifer Goodwin, Westminster University
Rhonda Greenwood, Community Advocate
Sue Mark Lunde, Chapman-Richards and Associates
Eli McCann, Oracle
Shawn Newell, Waves Consulting – Emeritus
Bronwyn Newport-Bradley, Community Advocate
Becky Pickle, Community Advocate – Past President
Gloria Salazar, Proofpoint
Mitch Simkins, Farther Financial Services
Denis Smith, Intermountain Health
Chris Sotiriou, Peters | Scofield P.C.
Carlos Trujillo, Trujillo | Acosta Law
Nikki Walker, NWPR & Consulting
James Washington, Community Advocate
TEAM Stories
Downy Bowles
I work with chronically homeless individuals to find and maintain housing. I know that as part of The Road Home I am helping to make our community a better and more inclusive place for everyone.
Haylee Allen
My favorite part of my job is seeing the positive impact that volunteers and donors can have in our community. I love seeing the way that people light up when they receive something that they need or when they see that someone genuinely cares about them.
Tyler Greer
I assist our clients with whatever needs I can, including food boxes, transportation, assistance with paperwork and much more. I work at The Road Home to help make life easier on our society's most vulnerable population.
Cami Nielsen
I work with families that have recently moved out of shelter and into housing. Supporting families in their journey of stabilization and success in housing is an experience I feel lucky and humbled to be a part of.
