OUR BOARD

The Next Generation of Philanthropists and Leaders

The Look And See Foundation intentionally cultivates a board of directors comprised of younger adults. They bring fresh networks to solve systemic issues that long-standing approaches haven't addressed.

Retired to Early Career

Cross-generational dialogue bridges experiences—one generation doesn’t solely hold blame or solutions.

Data Scientists to Artists

Seven industries converge in Look And See’s mosaic of interests, mirroring the interconnected challenges we address.

Coast To Coast

From San Francisco, CA to Gaithersburg, MD, our six communities shape our understanding of place and purpose.

Lee Seward

Lee is Chairman of The Look and See Foundation. He lives in San Francisco and has Co-Chaired the Cal Parents Board, University of California, Berkeley, been President of the California Tennis Club and served on the Alive & Free Advisory Board. Lee is a retired Managing Director, Credit Suisse Group, and has a strong interest in surfing, hiking, snow skiing and volunteering. He has an undergraduate degree in Economics from Duke University and received an M.B.A from the Darden School, University of Virginia.

Solomon Dorsey

Solomon Dorsey is a highly accomplished bassist, songwriter, and producer known for his versatile musical talents and dynamic performances. With a background in jazz and contemporary music from The New School, as well as studies in opera and viola performance at the University of Missouri Kansas City, Solomon brings a unique blend of influences to his music. As a sought-after musician, Solomon has collaborated with a diverse range of artists including Kesha, KT Tunstall, Lucius, Brandi Carlile, and Sara Bareilles, among others. His skillful bass playing and creative contributions have earned him opportunities to perform at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall, Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, Vienna Philharmonic, and Chicago's Symphony Hall. In addition to his performance career, Solomon is also an accomplished music director, known for his ability to inspire ensembles of all sizes.
His expertise extends beyond the stage, as he has shared his knowledge and experience through master classes at esteemed institutions such as Bosphorus University in Istanbul and in Mexico City. With a passion for orchestral, pop, folk, world music and a dedication to pushing musical boundaries, Solomon captivates audiences with his talent, creativity, and unwavering dedication to his craft.

Adonis Logan

I get up in the morning excited by the chance you may strengthen your connection with creation. Greetings, I’m the Co-Founder of CloudsN’Humans, a design agency that crafts distinctive brand voices to strengthen identity and showcase environmental mission through engaging digital and physical designs.
My confession: I’m an atypical designer. Most recently, I was a climate tech founder partnered with LabStart to commercialize CO2 monitoring technology from the National Labs. Before that, I was an analyst at Inclusive Capital Partners where I focused on proactively allocating capital to benefit both people and the planet. My takeaway: we have the solutions.
You've read this far, so consider this: there are no “sidelines” when it comes to our planet's health. My mission? Help you take action and find your place in our ecosystem.

Cameron Oglesby

Cameron is an internationally awarded environmental justice organizer and storyteller who is dedicated to re-centering the voices, narratives, and knowledge of historically disinvested communities in conservation, environmental policy, and corporate decision-making. A double alum of Duke University, she has worked for nearly a decade with academic institutions, NGOs, and communities in the Southeast U.S. to establish climate education initiatives, redistribute resources to frontline organizers, and report on the intersections of environmental racism, climate change, and agriculture.
Cameron is the Senior Officer for Rural Outreach at Climate United and the founder of The Environmental Justice Oral History Project. She has been featured in panels, the written word, and documentary film alongside the originators of the Environmental Justice Movement and continues to work with several Southern community-based organizations on their strategy-building, capacity-building, and storytelling efforts. She is a National Geographic Young Explorer, a Young Gifted and Green 40 Under 40 Awardee, an Aspen Future Leader Climate Fellow, and an NAAEE Environmental Education 30 Under 30 Leader. Her advocacy and environmental justice journalism have been recognized by Covering Climate Now, Black in Environment, the People's Climate Innovation Center, the Southern Environmental Law Center, and the Society of Environmental Journalists among others.

William Seward

William Seward is a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley, where he is pursuing a Master’s in Data Science and serves as a teaching assistant for a graduate Statistics for Data Science course. He previously worked as a senior data scientist at PwC’s AI Innovation Hub, bringing novel machine learning solutions to a firm otherwise known for prioritizing trust and precision over rapid development. William holds a B.A. in Data Science from UC Berkeley and is passionate about the outdoors, environmental advocacy, and exploring the societal impacts of Big Tech on public well-being.

Emily Stabler

Born and raised in San Francisco, CA, Emily’s passion for environmental action grew out of family camping trips up and down the Pacific Coast and a reverence for California’s natural spaces. Over the past decade, her environmental and social justice work has spanned clean cookstove implementation in rural Bolivia, indigenous female education in Guatemala, and a role on Accenture’s global Corporate Citizenship team focused on social and sustainable innovation.
Currently, Emily is helping edit and produce an environmental justice film focused on the aftermath of the 2018 natural gas explosions in Lawrence, MA. She is also serving on the board of Kye’s Climate Action Fund, a non-profit dedicated to providing financial and mentorship support to underrepresented post-graduate students working to fight the climate crisis. Emily earned a BA in Political Science from Middlebury College and lives in Brooklyn, NY.

Theo Ubben – Advisory Board

Theo Ubben graduated from Duke University with a degree in Environmental Science and Policy fueled by a lifelong passion for conservation and protecting the environment. Throughout his professional career, Theo has channeled his expertise in the clean energy space. He started his career in the financial sector where he worked for Energy Impact Partners and Huck Capital, two strategic investment firms focused on electrifying and cleaning the energy industry. Theo then joined a startup called SPAN, whose mission is to provide a solution to the mass integration of renewable energy and change the way we consume it.
Theo is now embarking on an exciting new journey to gain a Master’s degree in Architecture from California College of the Arts, and continues to apply his expertise in sustainability to this new discipline. Beyond his studies, Theo sits on the board of SolFul, an ethics driven cannabis company that champions regenerative and community-focused cannabis farmers. In his free time, he enjoys spending time outside with his dog Rachel, playing pickup soccer, and drawing.

Frances Whitney

Frances Whitney graduated from Yale University with a degree in U.S. History, where she focused on American social and cultural movements. She went on to play professional volleyball overseas before transitioning into a career in music.
Now a touring singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles, Frances is passionate about human rights, environmental advocacy, and the arts, with a focus on expanding access to creative opportunities for young people from marginalized and under-resourced communities.

OUR INSPIRATION

Learn All You Can

Wendell Berry urges younger generations to deeply investigate a problem, understanding its nuanced complexities. Then through focused inquiry, your actions may become a source of inspiration—transforming understanding into meaningful momentum.