Our People

Darcy Phillips leads KTMB with a background spanning nonprofit management, public health, education, and environmental outreach. Her role centers on connecting strategic direction with community-rooted stewardship work across the Truckee Meadows.

Chris Ewing translates KTMB’s programs into public-facing stories, campaign messaging, social content, and development communications that keep the organization visible and engaging year-round.

Stephanie Gower brings long-running finance and management experience to KTMB’s day-to-day operations, helping the organization stay stable, responsive, and accountable as programs scale.

Kimberly Rios leads sustainability education work that helps community members understand cleaner living, greener business practices, and why stewardship matters locally.

Amanda Mullholand coordinates established volunteer programs and builds strong relationships with community partners, helping turn civic interest into organized cleanup and beautification work.

Julia Zika supports KTMB’s databases, grants, fundraising support, and communications operations, making the organization’s public-facing work more coordinated behind the scenes.

Lindsey Panton curates the Sensory Garden and helps KTMB create more accessible, curiosity-driven environmental experiences for volunteers and learners of different ages and backgrounds.