Sebastiani Theatre Foundation Board
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I have been on the Sebastiani Theatre Foundation Board since it’s inception in 2008 and have served as secretary, vice president and president. We are a tight knit group of dedicated Sebastiani Theatre devotees, working tirelessly to make sure the Theatre is open and viable for all of us, well into the future.
Nadine Yenni joined the STF board in 2015 and is currently serving as Treasurer. A native of Bridgeville, PA, she has a BS in Chemical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and an MBA from the University of Pittsburgh. She is retired from Chevron after a 27-year career in product and process development. She is married to Sonoma Valley native and hay farmer, Norm Yenni, who operates Sears Point Farming Company.
Rose Mary grew up in the NapaValley, and has lived in Sonoma Valley since 1960. She worked at Sonoma Developmental Center for 44 years in a variety of roles with a background in organizational management. She has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from Sonoma State University and completed Post Graduate study in Non Profit Management at USF. She has been past President of Konocti Girl Scout Council, serving Sonoma Lake and Mendocino counties, Founding President of the Sebastiani Theatre Foundation, Advisory Council Member for Seeds of Learning, and has provided fundraising supports to many Sonoma based nonprofits.
Joyce was a USO Program director, Middle school science teacher and Department Chair in Virginia. In New Mexico she was a museum volunteer director and continued her volunteer director positions here in the Sonoma Valley. She has been the volunteer coordinator at The Sebastiani Theatre Foundation Board since it’s inception in 2008.
Commercial Sales & Leasing W Real Estate. Ryan's experience in the market and his business background allow him to provide his clients the advantage of a local perspective, combined with critical business and financial analysis. He has completed more than 400 transactions in the North Bay over the past fifteen years. He achieved his LEED AP accreditation qualifying him as one of the growing number of LEED experts in the North Bay.
David Bolling has lived in the Valley of the Moon since 1976, which, in the historic reach of this community, makes him a relative newcomer. His media career has spanned daily and community newspapers, local, regional and national magazines, radio, television and documentary films and, in a parallel life, he has been an environmental activist and author.
Tanner Walle grew up in a small farm town in central Kansas. Eventually he would become a Jayhawk, studying cultural anthropology as well as touring as a professional musician. In 2005, Tanner moved to NYC where he continued his travels performing throughout the US, Europe and Asia, while simultaneously developing his skills as a sommelier and wine educator. Following the release of four albums, and having opened and developed many wine and bar programs in NYC, Tanner chased a woman to Sonoma. Currently they own a restaurant across the square from the theater – Valley Bar + Bottle –
Conor Hagen is a freelance documentary filmmaker, photographer, and editor. He was born in Crested Butte, Colorado and grew up in Taos and Santa Fe, New Mexico. He studied film at the University of Vermont before moving to New York City to work alongside his mentor, Albert Maysles. He then worked under director Darren Aronofsky before pursuing his own career as a filmmaker.
Kim Jones was born and raised in the City of Sonoma. She is an internationally experienced professional with a dynamic background in public relations across fashion, art and nonprofit industries. She has spent eight years in senior public relations positions cultivating strong local and international networks.