During the past 25 years, David Perry has generated extensive media coverage – print, online, TV and radio – for a variety of clients and introduced many to the Internet, Web strategies and basic online communications. As a writer he has contributed to a number of national publications and written the textbook, “The Media How-To Guide for Nonprofits (1991, Media Alliance).

Since 1986 Alfredo Casuso has been involved in the technology world, working in the marketing department of several software and telecommunications multinationals.

Originally from Manila, Philippines (and fluent in Tagalog), Micael moved to San Francisco in 1987 to accept the job of Accounts Manager for Omni Technology (1987-1988).

Andres is a strategic designer, developer, and digital marketer with over 8 years professional experience.

Roger has been active in public relations and journalism since his start as an arts columnist for the Los Angeles Times in the 1980s. He's worked in the creation of promotional and marketing campaigns as well as campaign materials, including brochures, press kits, and promotional items.

Julie Feinstein Adams (M.A. Interdisciplinary Arts) began her publicity career in 1998 when language from a press release she wrote promoting No Yams Performance Group (of which she was a member) found its way into Rob Morse’s column in the Examiner. Since then, her press releases for artists, arts organizations, and non-profits have continued to be quoted and paraphrased in various bay area and national publications and have sparked many a writer to interview and/or review her clients. Julie previously worked on the other side of the fence as a writer and editor for the East Bay Express. Her other incarnations include portrait photographer, puppeteer and performance artist.

Barbara Webb has more than 25 years experience in the Bay Area in marketing, publicity, communications, writing, editing, and producing special events. Her background includes:

Diane Roby is a communications consultant, writer, and editor with a specialty in the arts. She has worked in arts-related businesses for 30 years and has been primary writer for many of DP&A’s clients.

Rita Haronian has been involved with Human Resources issues in the nonprofit sector since 1983, when she assisted Barbara Schilling, co-founder of The Management Center, with one of first Wage and Benefit Surveys for the Northern California nonprofit community. She created several database applications over the following years to produce the annual Northern California survey, and also designed customized applications that were licensed to nonprofit organizations in Los Angeles, Houston, Seattle, Kansas City, Oregon and North Carolina. In addition to serving as Project Manager for The Management Center’s Wage and Benefit Survey of Northern California Nonprofit Organizations since 2001, she specializes in producing customized compensation and benefit surveys as well as employee handbooks for nonprofit clients.