• Chairman: Kathryn Carson, Independent Director (2019-2022)
• Vice chairman/Secretary: Justin Toman, Independent Director (2019-2022)
• Treasurer: Brent Lang, Independent Director (2021-2024)

Kittia Carpenter, National Membership – Women (2021-2024)
Sarah Finnegan, Athlete Director – Women (2021-2024)
Brandon Wynn, Athlete Director – Men (2020-2024)
Logan Dooley, Athlete Director – USOPC AAC Rep (2021-2024)
Serena Lu, Athlete Director – USOPC AAC Rep (2021-2024)
Jessica Renteria, Athlete Director – Combined (2022-2026)
Rebecca Sereda, Athlete Director – Combined (2022-2025)
Tasha Schwikert Moser, Survivor Representative Director (2022-2026)
Lois Bingham, Independent Director (2022-2025)
Dylan Carney, Independent Director (2021-2024)
Staci Slaughter, Independent Director (2022-2025)
Julie Springwater, Independent Director (2020-2024)
Kimberly Till, Independent Director (2020-2024)

Kathryn Carson - Chair
Kathryn joined the Board in June 2018 and was elected Chair in December 2018. Previously she was Senior Vice President and General Counsel for PepsiCo’s North American beverage and foodservice operations and Chief Legal Officer for the United States Golf Association, the governing body for golf in the US and other regions. Kathryn has served as independent director on the boards of USA Field Hockey and LPGA Amateur Golf Association (formerly EWGA), and as Vice Chair of We Are Golf, a coalition supporting industry government relations. At PepsiCo, Kathryn forged innovative sports partnerships with NFL, MLB, NCAA and numerous teams, athletes and venues. At USGA she led initiatives to re-shape USGA’s partnership with regional golf associations and re-imagine USGA’s handicap technology platform to more deeply engage golfers. At USA Gymnastics, she has used these critical experiences to lead through crisis, stabilize the organization, reach settlement with sexual assault survivors and effect a cultural reset placing athletes and their well-being at the center of its strategy. Kathryn is a graduate of Mount Holyoke College and The George Washington University Law School. She was recognized in April 2022 by the National Association of Corporate Directors as an NACD Directorship 100 honoree.

Sarah Finnegan
As an elite gymnast, Finnegan was a member of the U.S. National Team, where she won national and international medals in Junior and Senior compeition. She was a member of the gold medal winning 2010 Pan American Championships U.S. Team, where she was the individual balance beam bronze medalist. She also was an alternate for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team. As a collegiate athlete at LSU, Finnegan was a 23-time All-American, five-time SEC champion, two-time SEC Gymnast of the Year, two-time Central Region Gymnast of the Year, two-time NCAA uneven bars champion, Honda Sports Women of the Year Nominee, and 2019 AAI Award Winner. She graduated from LSU in 2019 with a degree in kinesiology and psychology and in 2022 earned a master's in occupational therapy from Rockhurst University.

Brandon Wynn
Wynn is currently the CEO of 10th Avenue Holdings, a real estate investment and development company. He is a veteran of three World Championships Teams (2010, 2013, 2015) and the 2013 World still rings bronze medalist. In 2015, he helped the U.S. men place fifth at the World Championships and finished fifth on still rings. Originally from Voorhees, N.J., he is a four-time U.S. still rings champion (2010-11, 2013-14) and a two-time NCAA still rings champion while competing at Ohio State. Wynn has a master's degree in business administration, accounting and finance from Keller Graduate School of Management, graduating in 2015.

Logan Dooley
Dooley serves as a coach and club manager for World Elite Gymnastics in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. He was a member of the U.S. Trampoline and Tumbling Sr. National Team from 2007-18, earning seven synchronized trampoline national championships, eight World Championships appearances, and an Olympic berth. After being named an alternate in 2008 and 2012, Dooley competed at the 2016 Rio Olympics. In 2009, he became the first U.S. athletes to win a World Cup; he and partner Steven Gluckstein also won the synchro title. The pair later went on to win the 2010 synchronized World Cup series title. Dooley attended Saddleback College with an emphasis in early Childhood Education.

Serena Lu
Lu was a member of the rhythmic gymnastics National Team from 2010-2018 and is a five-time all-around bronze medalist at the USA National Championships. She was a member of the 2014 and 2015 World Championships teams and competed at the 2017 University Games in Taipei as an undergraduate student at Princeton University. Lu completed her degree in 2020, graduating as a pre-law student with a major in Psychology and minors in Dance and Cognitive Science Currently, Lu is on the USA Gymnastics Athlete’s Council as a representative for rhythmic gymnastics and the USOPC Athlete’ Advisory Council as the representative for Gymnastics. She is now working with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office and dancing with Movement Headquarters, a NYC-based contemporary ballet company.

Jessica Renteria
Renteria competed in acrobatic gymnastics as a member of the U.S. Junior and Senior National Teams and was part of the first U.S. senior women's pair to medal at a FIG World Cup event. After retiring from competitive gymnastics, she remained involved the acro community, taking on multiple roles in the last five years as an assistant coach, athlete clinician, choreographer and judge. Renteria holds a bachelor's degree in sport psychology and a master's in kinesiology with an emphasis in sport and exercise psychology from Texas Christian University. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in counseling psychology with a sport psychology emphasis at the University of North Texas.

Rebecca Sereda
A Staten Island native and graduate of Boston University with a Molecular Biology degree, Sereda currently resides in NYC, where she is pursuing her PhD in Developmental Molecular Biology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She is a FIG Brevet Judge, a USAG Athlete Representative, and she serves on the Athlete Selection Committee and IEC. Sereda was six-time rhythmic national champion, a member of the National Team for seven years (2008-2014), a 2013 World Championships finalist and a Pan American champion. She won numerous international medals throughout her Junior and Senior competitive years.

Tasha Schwikert Moser
An Olympic medalist and attorney, Schwikert Moser co-chaired the Survivors' Committee advocating for reform on behalf of 500+ survivors of abuse and has been closely involved in advocating for sexual assault victims nationwide. As an athlete, Schwikert Moser won team bronze at the 2000 Olympic Games, and team gold and bronze at the 2003 and 2001 World Championships, respectively. She was a two-time U.S. all-around champion (2001, 2002) and was a two-time NCAA all-around champion (2005, 2008) while at UCLA. Schwikert Moser is a frequent speaker to youth groups and women's leadership organizations and is employed as a senior associate attorney at Munck Wilson Mandala. She resides in Oregon with her husband and three children.

Kittia Carpenter
Carpenter is the team director and head coach at Buckeye Gymnastics in Westerville, Ohio, where she has guided numerous U.S. National Team members including gold medal winners at the World Championships, American Cup and Olympic Games. In her thirty years of coaching, Carpenter's gymnasts have won over 1,000 state, regional, and national titles. As a FIG Brevet Level judge, she has judged at the top elite events in the country including the U.S. Championships and Olympic Team Trials. Carpenter is currently the Region 5 Development Program Chair for USA Gymnastics. She was an elite gymnast herself and attended Arizona State University on a full athletic scholarship.

Lois Elizabeth Bingham
Bingham serves as Independent Director with a term running from 2018 through 2021. Currently based in the metropolitan Washington DC area, Bingham is the National Executive Director for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Prior to serving in her new role, she was a business lawyer in the Detroit area with experience in both law firm and corporate settings, having most recently served as vice president, general counsel, compliance officer and secretary for Yazaki North America. She has served on the American Bar Association’s Commission on Women Bias Interrupters Working Group, and as chair of the Board of Directors for the Minerva Education and Development Foundation and Legal Aid and Defender Association in Michigan. Bingham graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Arts in political science and from Temple University’s James E. Beasley School of Law

Dylan Carney
Carney currently serves as an Emergency Physician and Assistant Medical Director at MarinHealth Medical Center in Greenbrae, Calif, and was the Director of Medication Assisted Treatment programs for Vituity. Carney was a member of the Stanford Men’s Gymnastics team, where he earned five NCAA All-American honors – three on horizontal bar (2006-08) and two on vault (2006-07). In 2006, he was also the NCAA horizontal bar co-national champion. Carney holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Biological Sciences from Stanford University and a second Master's in Public Health and Medical Doctorate from Harvard University.

Brent Lang
A business advisor, board member and philanthropist, Lang is the former chairman and CEO of Silicon Valley-based Vocera Communications, where he worked for 21 years. He currently serves as an advisor to Stryker, a leading medical technology company, and serves on the boards of Thriveworks and Movella. He also serves on the Leadership Council for Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA), which is focused on positively changing the culture of youth sports. Lang graduated summa cum laude from the University of Michigan with a bachelor's degree in industrial and operations engineering and earned an MBA from Stanford. While at Michigan, he was a member of the 1988 U.S. Olympic Swimming Team and won a gold medal in the 4X100 freestyle relay in Seoul, South Korea.

Staci Slaughter
Slaughter serves as senior executive advisor for the San Francisco Giants, where she has worked for 26 years. Her previous experience includes press secretary for San Francisco Mayor Frank Jordan and communications advisor to Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan. She chairs the board of trustees for the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and serves on the boards of the Baseball Assistance Team and Lick-Wilmerding High School. Based in the San Francisco area, she graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a Bachelor of Science in social sciences.

Julie Springwater
Springwater, a resident of Andover, Mass., is an adjunct professor at Boston University’s School of Social Work and interim chair of Macro Practice (non-clinical social work). She specializes in child welfare, positive youth development and human service management. Springwater also serves as the director for the New England Association of Child Welfare Commissioners and Directors, located at Boston’s Judge Baker Children’s Center. She is currently serving as the chair of governance for the Child Welfare League of America. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in sociology at the University of Massachusetts and her Master of Social Work at Boston University.

Kimberly Till
Till held senior executive roles at Disney, Sony, AOL Time Warner, and Microsoft and was CEO of two consumer insights and data analytics businesses. She currently serves or has served on two public company and three privately held boards. She also serves on the boards of the New York Pops and Getting Out and Staying Out (GOSO), where she is chair. In addition to her corporate roles, Till was selected for the prestigious White House Fellowship, where she was a special assistant to the former U.S. Trade Representative and Secretary of Agriculture and the director of the FBI. Her academic career includes an MBA from Harvard Business School and a J.D. from Duke University Law School.

Justin Toman – Vice Chair/Secretary
Toman is Head of Sports Marketing & Partnerships for PepsiCo based in Purchase, NY. He oversees the company's sports marketing strategy as well as all team, league and athlete partnerships, one of the largest portfolios of sponsorships in the sports industry. In 2017 Toman was honored as one of Sports Business Journal's 'Forty Under 40' and in 2020 he was named Sports Marketing Executive of the Year by Cynopsis Sports Media. Toman competed at the University of Michigan, where he earned his B.S. in exercise physiology, M.A. in sports management and communications, and MBA. He was a three-time NCAA national champion and a five-time NCAA All-American for the Wolverines, as well as won the 2002 Big 10 Medal of Honor and the 2002 Nissen-Emery Award. Toman was a member of the U.S. National Team from 1998-2002.