Patrick Jordan called the music business home since graduating from the University of Arizona in 1987. He began his career working with the legendary record executive Johnny Barbis at his music and marketing company the same year and began developing his promotional expertise on the competitive L.A. radio scene. Scoring hits for Carole King, Michael Penn and the Dirty Dancing Soundtrack, Mr. Jordan ultimately segued to the PolyGram record label in New York and became the company’s Promotion Coordinator for a staff of 18 in addition to his responsibilities managing the office of the Executive Vice President. Mr. Jordan then served at the National Director of Operations for Island Records reporting to the President and CEO and was intricately involved in the promotion, marketing and sales of such luminary artists as U2, the Cranberries, Melissa Etheridge, Elton John, Salt N Pepa and the Bee Gees. From 2000–2004, Mr. Jordan served as the Head of Operations for DreamWorks Records and was acting liaison to the DreamWorks SKG Film Marketing division. In 2004 Mr. Jordan made Palm Springs his full time residence and began his new career full time in real estate forming Patrick Stewart Properties at Bennion & Deville Homes. Currently an Executive Premier Director a designation given only to 15 agents out of roughly 750 based on sales and leadership. Patrick Jordan has been a long time AIDS activist helping get the first events off the ground with the Elton John AIDS Foundation and having been a supporter of Gay Men’s Health Crisis in New York, AIDS Project Los Angeles, Treatment Action Group and of course Desert AIDS Project in Palm Springs, CA as well as numerous others. http://www.patrickstewartproperties.com

Fred Drewette is currently the Chief Financial Officer for the Riverside University Medical Center in Moreno Valley. He previously served as Chief Financial Officer for Tenet HealthCare, Universal Health Services, and AHMC Healthcare. Fred joined DAP Health in 1993 as a member of the finance committee and in 1996 he was elected to the Board of Directors. In 1997 he was elected Treasurer of the Board of Directors, a position he has held continuously since that time. Fred holds a bachelor's degree in accounting and a Master of Business Administration from California State University-Fullerton. Fred currently lives with his wife in Corona California.

Mark Hamilton moved to Palm Springs in 2003 from California’s Silicon Valley where he was a marketing executive for enterprise software start-ups. Over his 30-year career, Mark helped grow four companies from start-up stage through to Initial Public Offering (IPO.) As a VP of Marketing, Mark specialized in using targeted messaging and social media to expand market awareness and create market momentum. While in Silicon Valley, Mark also served on Lambda Legal’s national board of directors. Mark retired in 2013 and looks forward to helping Desert AIDS Project increase its presence and impact on our community.

Ms. Kibby has 35-years experience in construction and development having started her career with Irvine Retail Properties where she worked on the development of 13 community centers and the remerchandising and positioning of Fashion Island, Newport Beach. Kibby then went on to become CEO of a construction company specializing in the restoration and adaptive reuse of historic structures completing well over 150 projects in both San Francisco and Los Angeles. In 2006 she left the construction business and went on to develop several small single-family residential subdivisions in S. California as well as entitling several hotel mixed-use projects.

Kibby has a wide and varied business expertise in start-up businesses and loves assisting others in bringing their dreams to life.  She has contributed her spare time to act in an executive capacity working with start-ups and small businesses in real estate development, construction, health & beauty, music, Internet, hospitality, and financial services. She has participated in funds acquisitions having raised over $60M in her career and has successfully negotiated the sale, merger or acquisition of several small companies.

She has also been an active participant on several Boards through the years including Marin CASA, Mizell Senior Center, Digicom, and Through the Flower, and she currently sits on the Board of Obscura Records.