About

Driven by a profound commitment to visibility and inclusive practices, Ann Marie’s influence extends far beyond the boardroom. As the Co-Founder, President, and Board Chair of Pride Live, she has dedicated her leadership to amplifying LGBTQ+ voices and cultivating spaces that honor the community’s history while inspiring its future.

One of her most enduring contributions to LGBTQ+ heritage is her role as co-founder of the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center. As the first LGBTQ+ visitor center within the National Park Service, this landmark stands as a testament to the Stonewall Rebellion and the ongoing fight for equality. Ann Marie’s vision also led to the establishment of Stonewall Day, a global initiative that celebrates the resilience of the community and fosters a deeper international understanding of their legacy.

Ann Marie’s strategic acumen is further reflected in her extensive governance work at the national level. She serves as Board Chair for the Alliance of Nonprofits for Insurance (ANI) Risk Retention Group, where she chairs the Retirement Assets Committee, and as Board Vice Chair for the National Alliance of Nonprofits for Insurance (NANI). By integrating her prior senior-level corporate experience with her commitment to organizational excellence, Ann Marie continues to shape the landscape of social advocacy for generations to come.

Diana’s activism has lifted LGBTQ+ visibility to new heights, showcased in Pride Live’s milestone achievements such as advocating for the most marginalized LGBTQ+ organizations, leading support on the declaration of the Stonewall National Monument, and the creation of Stonewall Day, an annual benefit concert to boost awareness of the Stonewall Rebellion and connect that legacy to today’s generations.

Diana led Pride Live’s most significant achievement, a six-year effort to establish the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center (SNMVC), the first LGBTQ+ visitor center within the National Park Service. She raised more than $3.2M for the project. The SNMVC officially opened to the public on Friday, June 28, 2024, commemorating the 55th anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion.

Over her career, Diana has raised $70M+. She previously served on the Development Team at the Clinton Foundation, was Executive Producer of the GLAAD Media Awards, and was Director of Event Management and Public Relations for the Jackie Robinson Foundation.

Beyond advocacy, Escobar pours that same passion into an art practice that challenges censorship and societal taboos. Their work thoughtfully explores individual agency, intimacy, and queer spaces, refusing to let human vulnerability be hidden away.

Ultimately, Escobar strives to dismantle restrictive boundaries, opening the door for genuine dialogue, deep openness, and heartfelt conversation and connection.

Masie is a current MFA candidate at CUNY Hunter studying studio art, and art history. With a background working in museums and galleries, she's enthusiastic about being in spaces that bring people together through art and storytelling.

Throughout her career, Tj has combined her passion for philanthropy with a commitment to LGBTQIA+ advocacy, working to build spaces where people feel seen, valued, and empowered to thrive. Whether strengthening the systems that fuel nonprofit impact or uplifting queer and trans communities, Tj leads with authenticity, compassion, and the belief that every person deserves to belong.

Before joining the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center, Tos served as Manager of Trade Marketing & Communications at Paramount Global. He held a volunteer leadership role as Marketing Director at the National LGBTQ Task Force's Winter Party Festival, helping amplify LGBTQIA+ visibility, advocacy, and community engagement. Earlier in his career, he also worked in visitor services at Carnegie Hall, creating welcoming and memorable experiences for guests at one of the world's most renowned cultural institutions.

A passionate advocate for LGBTQIA+ equality and representation, Tos is honored to welcome visitors from around the world to the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center, where he helps share the legacy of the Stonewall Uprising and the ongoing story of the LGBTQIA+ rights movement.

She consulted on initiatives including Works & Process at the Guggenheim Museum, Santa Fe Desert Chorale, Maria Tallchief Memorial at Lincoln Center and Episcopal Divinity School at Union where she developed a major gift initiative.

Her expertise includes foundation relations, major donor identification and solicitation, board development, nonprofit administration and financial management, special events and planned giving, areas in which she has been advising Pride Live and the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center.

Amy spent her career in New York until 2019 when she moved to Northampton, MA where she maintains a fund-raising consultancy. In addition to working with Pride Live she helps local organizations establish Planned Giving programs appropriate to their scale.

She is the author of School of American Ballet: A History published by the Eakins Press Foundation in 2020.

Amy has served on the Boards of the Academy of Music and the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts. In addition, she is passionate about her efforts developing and spearheading the Banned Book Initiative for the League of Women Voters of Northampton.

Being deeply influenced by global aesthetics and the urban artwork that surrounds his daily life. Moncho 1929’s practice continues to evolve yet stays true to challenging contemporary societal notions. His work has been featured in various solo and group exhibitions all over the United States, and the world such as the Perez Art Museum in Miami, or Gallery Ann in Seoul, Korea. Today, his artwork can be found in the multiple private, city, and corporate collections; from Google to the French Consulate of the US, and from Paramount and Universal Pictures, to the Public Art collections of cities like Glendale, Los Angeles, and West Hollywood. Most recently, Moncho 1929’s work was acquired for the permanent collection of The Figge Museum of Art and he was included in the juried BP Portrait Awards for The National Portrait Gallery in the United Kingdom. He currently lives and works out of Los Angeles.

You get the best printed product at the best price, when you need it. Clients include the Embassy of Austria, Georgetown University, Center for Public Integrity and Global Freedom Center to name a few.
Jamie attended the Chantilly Vocational School in Virginia.

Besides being a passionate ally of LGBTQ communities, Junko has worked with many educational organizations and non-profit organizations in the U.S., creating digital products to improve the lives of students, teachers and school administrators from K-12 to higher education. Junko has a BFA from Fashion Institute of Technology and Okayama Prefectural University. In her free time, she loves hiking, reading novels, and making bento.

Recent and ongoing engagements include:
Nikon, United Nations, Pepsi, USAID, WTF with Marc Maron, The Best Show, The Sporkful Podcast, and legendary filmmaker Wes Craven