Daniel Craig, M.P.A., is a nonprofit executive, educator, and author whose career reflects a deep commitment to youth empowerment and community transformation. A native of Chattanooga, Tennessee, he holds degrees in Criminal Justice and Public Administration, along with a certification in Nonprofit Administration. Daniel spent more than two decades as a special education teacher in Nashville, where he developed innovative workforce readiness programs for students with disabilities. He is the Co-Founder and CEO of Bridge Builders Program, Inc., and the author of the Lil Buddy children's book series, which centers emotional development and self-confidence in young readers. His contributions to volunteer service earned him the Daily Point of Light Award, and the King of England personally invited him to attend the coronation in recognition of his community impact. Daniel now serves as Executive Director of the Jill Scott Arts & Community Fund, where he leads efforts to expand access to education, arts, and leadership development for underserved youth.
Sharon Green is a nonprofit leader, academic strategist, and wellness advocate with more than 25 years of experience supporting youth, families, and underserved communities. She currently serves as Executive Director of Sisters Inspiring Sisters (SIS), where she oversees programs providing social-emotional resources and leadership development for Black teenage girls. Sharon has also led community expansion efforts in partnership with Atlanta-area school systems as well as communities in Mississippi and Tennessee. In addition to her work with SIS, she serves as a consultant for the SonRise Project, a mental wellness resource for parents, and has been featured on The SonRise Podcast on the OWN network. Drawing on her own experience with breast cancer, she established a patient advocacy program for women of color and serves on the steering committee for Project TEACH. As founder of BloomTree Inc., Sharon brings a coaching framework that helps families navigate the academic, social, and emotional factors shaping children's success. She brings this breadth of community experience to her role as an Advisory Board member of the Jill Scott Arts & Community Fund.
Randy Robinson is a seasoned political strategist and government relations professional with more than two decades of experience advancing campaigns, legislative priorities, and coalition-building efforts across the public, nonprofit, and private sectors. As Principal of RRR Consulting, LLC and MR Strategies, LLC, he has served as a trusted advisor to labor unions, charter school networks, and a wide range of civic organizations on matters of policy, outreach, and stakeholder engagement. His campaign portfolio spans local, state, and federal races — including serving as Deputy Field Director for Eric Johnson's 2019 Dallas mayoral campaign, Campaign Consultant for Senator Pat Toomey's 2016 Senate race, and Deputy Campaign Manager for Lynn Swann's gubernatorial bid. Earlier in his career, Randy led government and community relations for the National Comprehensive Center for Fathers, where he grew the organization's budget from $1.5 million to $4 million, and served as Political Director and Lobbyist for Transport Workers Union Local 234. He is also a longtime on-air political contributor for Fox 29. Randy brings his expertise in advocacy, public affairs, and community engagement to his service on the Advisory Board of the Jill Scott Arts & Community Fund.
