BRAVO! CLUB Council

Omar leads an engineering team at Amazon Music, where he combines his passion for music and machine learning to help people search for their favorite music, and to make new discoveries. Omar earned his Bachelor of Computer Science from the University of Waterloo. Outside of the opera, Omar enjoys dancing Argentine tango, playing classical guitar, and re-watching The Sopranos.

Martha is the Director of Development at Stanford Law School. She earned a BA from Princeton University in religion and theater. When not enjoying an opera or ballet at the War Memorial Opera House, she enjoys CrossFit, cooking, traveling, seeing plays and musicals, and spending time with her wife and their dog.

Born and raised in Berkeley, Dan moved back to the Bay Area five years ago after living for several years in New York City.  Currently on sabbatical, he has spent his career in corporate finance, most recently initiating and managing relationships with clients and investors, identifying transaction opportunities, and providing strategic and joint venture advisory services as an investment banker.  Fluent in Spanish and Portuguese, he has worked and volunteered throughout the Americas.  He welcomes the chance to contribute his passion for classical music and experience forming partnerships to BRAVO! and the San Francisco Opera’s efforts to build future audiences.  

Lilian negotiates commercial deals and advises global business units as an in-house corporate attorney at Oracle. She studied communications and political science at UC Berkeley and earned a JD at American University’s Washington College of Law. Lilian grew up playing violin, piano and flute, and credits her paternal aunt and uncle, who were subscribers at SFO for 30+ years, for her love of SF Opera. Lilian also serves as the board secretary for the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Historical Society and a court appointed special advocate (CASA) for foster youth. 

Caitlin works at the intersection of technology and innovation, designing new product experiences and building the future of brand engagement. Currently, Caitlin is the Senior Director of Marketing and Business Development at Creativity Incorporated, a product design and development studio specializing in consumer products such as animatronic toys, connected home devices, and immersive voice experiences.

Tyler is an electrical engineer with Cammisa and Wipf Consulting Engineers where he specializes in healthcare, campus infrastructure, and theatrical power system design. He is also a bartender at Prospect and The Waterfront and sits on the City Youth Now Young Professional’s Board, SF-Marin Food Bank YPC, and National Space Society Space Settlement Committee. Tyler’s interest in classical music and the arts stem back to a childhood filled with visiting museums and classical music performances with his parents.

Gaurav is a software engineer at Google, working to detect information security threats. He received an M.Eng. and S.B. from MIT, studying computer science and mathematics. Outside of opera, he enjoys puzzle hunts, traveling, and reading.

Philipp is the Global Head of Technology & Innovation at Tenthpin Management Consultants spearheading the transformation of the Life Science Industry into the next generation. He is German and was a Fulbright Scholar to the US from 2007-2010 in New York City. When not at the opera, he can be found traveling around the world collecting magnets, scuba diving, skiing, or just at home cooking for friends and family.

Born and raised in Berkeley, Dan moved back to the Bay Area five years ago after living for several years in New York City.  Currently on sabbatical, he has spent his career in corporate finance, most recently initiating and managing relationships with clients and investors, identifying transaction opportunities, and providing strategic and joint venture advisory services as an investment banker.  Fluent in Spanish and Portuguese, he has worked and volunteered throughout the Americas.  He welcomes the chance to contribute his passion for classical music and experience forming partnerships to BRAVO! and the San Francisco Opera’s efforts to build future audiences.  

Hannah is an attending physician at UCSF in the Department of Psychiatry where she specializes in Reproductive Psychiatry and Graduate Medical Education. She received her MD from University of Texas, Medical Branch and completed her Psychiatry Residency training at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. Her Bachelors Degree in Neuroscience is from Colorado College. When not attending the opera or ballet, Hannah can be found up in the air practicing her circus skills or curled up with book and her fur babies.  

Rosie Williams is the Major Gifts Officer at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. She has a Bachelor's in Middle Eastern Studies from Duke University and a Master's in Art History from the Courtauld Institute of Art. Rosie has held roles at several leading cultural institutions, including Sotheby’s London and David Zwirner Gallery in New York. Rosie holds numerous non-profit leadership positions and sits on the board of the Duke Black Alumni, Duke Nasher Club and Westminster School’s Young Alumni Council. In her free time, she enjoys exploring the arts scene and hiking in the Bay Area.