Keith is an East Coast transplant who first made his way to Redmond to pursue a career in game development at DigiPen Institute of Technology. There, he went from being an occasional volunteer to becoming a central figure and eventually president of their student government, implementing structural changes to serve the interests of students. After graduation, he began his career in production and project management, moving between Vancouver, BC, Dallas, TX, and Upstate NY before returning to the Seattle area to make the leap into product management in 2017. Today, Keith is a Senior Product Manager at a social casino company. Incidentally, he’s been feeling a growing need to contribute something definitively positive to society. He is delighted to have found the opportunity to join this board. In his spare time, Keith enjoys cooking, hiking, canoeing, indoor bouldering, occasional backpacking trips, and (of course) video games.

Bridgett has had a diverse life experience being born in Seattle, growing up in Montana, studying Fashion Merchandising at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, followed by 6 years in Los Angeles, before coming full circle moving back to the Seattle area in 2018. She has a passion for nerd culture, animals, and the outdoors. She is often found in the mountains hiking, camping and skiing with her husband and dog, Lando. If not caught by the name of her dog, she has a strong love for Star Wars. She has a passion for promoting positive change in our communities and is excited for the opportunity to partner with Imagine Housing, utilizing her strengths in budget planning and creativity, to drive new opportunities to spread the mission and message of the organization.

Emma Scalzo (She/Hers) is the Communications & Outreach Manager at the Housing Development Consortium, which advocates alongside Imagine to increase the production of affordable housing in King County through favorable public policy, increased resources, greater sector efficiency, and broad alliances committed to social equity. Emma began her work in the housing policy realm at the State House of Representatives assisting in non-partisan policy research for both the Housing and Public Safety Committees. Emma enters the YPB board excited to explore ways to connect with fellow YIMBYs and make real social change for generations to come! Aside from the professional realm, Emma loves hiking and making friends to watch terrible movies with her.

Mo (she/her) is the Leadership Development Coordinator at The Washington Bus, where she helps to make politics and community organizing accessible to young people. She started her advocacy journey in Denver, Colorado, where she grew up, before moving to Washington state in 2019. Mo is very excited to bring her passion for intersectional youth activism to the YPB, and to support affordable housing efforts to make real change. In her personal life, Mo loves to fervently care for her many house plants, play wholesome video games, make oddly specific playlists, and pet cats.