Chad is a retired mobile software executive and technology evangelist. He spent 20 years using various forms of alternative transportation, but never has been so happy as with the wind and solar powered plug-in electric vehicles that he and his wife have been driving since 2008. He lives in Redmond, Washington where he works with the Seattle Electric Vehicle Association to educate the public about the personal and societal benefits of driving electric.

Jennifer Krill is the Executive Director of Earthworks, working to reduce the destructive impacts of mineral and energy extraction. Before joining Earthworks, Jennifer worked at Rainforest Action Network campaigning to protect forests, convince Ford Motor Company to build more fuel-efficient cars and pressure banks to halt financing climate change-causing industries. Jennifer received bachelor's degrees in Landscape Architecture and in History from Ball State University in 1995.

Zan is president of ZDS Communications, a media/public relations/marketing agency specializing in energy and the environment and the arts. She founded the company after a decade as a staff writer-reporter with The Los Angeles Times. She drives on sunshine, thanks to a plug-in vehicle and the solar panels on her home that charge it with clean, renewable electricity.

Tom is a computer programmer when he's not busy promoting electric vehicles. Cathy, his wife, first decided she wanted an electric vehicle in the late 1990s. Nearly ten years later, they bought their first in July of 2008, a 2002 Toyota RAV4-EV. In June of 2009, the Tesla Roadster they ordered in 2006 was finally delivered. Their garage is now totally electric, including the latest addition: a 2011 Nissan LEAF. Tom has served as Vice President of the Board.