A Dedicated Team of Executives, Staff, and Community Partners
LEADERSHIP
ConXión to Community is supported by a dedicated team of executives, staff, and community partners who work together to plan, manage, and deliver essential services for individuals and families in need.
Lori Ramos Chavez
President/CEO
Lori brings over 25 years of experience directing and coordinating daily operations for ConXión programs, delivering essential services to disconnected youth, adults, and families within the community.
Mabel Aburto
Director, Program Operations
My commitment to community involvement was inspired by my mother, whose constant willingness to help those most in need taught me the true meaning of compassion.
Lisa Taitano
Finance Director
Retired from a career of public service with the City of San Jose Finance Department, Lisa has refreshed her commitment to serve the residents of San Jose.
Our Team
Each role contributes to strengthening programs through education, maintaining accountability, and ensuring resources are used effectively to create meaningful, positive impact throughout the community.
Manuel Amezcua
Program Specialist
Oliver Anguiano Lorea
Youth Life Skills Coach/Bright Futures
Sandra Bryant
Fiscal Coordinator
Isaac Castanon
Youth Life Skills Coach/Bright Futures
Jeannie Dan
Program Coordinator/Abrazos Por Vida
Pedro Espinosa Jr.
Outreach Specialist
Domingo Jimenez
Program Coordinator/Cultural Broker
Roland Metra
Technology Coordinator
Caroline Mireles-Sailor
Program Manager/Day Worker Center
Nick Orozco
Youth Life Skills Coach/Bright Futures
Valeria Oropeza
Youth Life Skills Coach/Bright Futures
Artemio Posadas
Maintenance
Francisco Santibanez
Youth Life Skills Coach/Bright Futures
Veronica Topete-Dube
Case Manager/Cultural Broker
Adriana Vasquez
Program Coordinator/Bright Futures
Board of Directors
We wouldn’t have a strong foundation without ConXión to Community’s Board of Directors, whose leadership and oversight guide our vision, strengthen our programs, and ensure transparency and community impact.
