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The Executive Board  Eric Lewis, Chairman of the Board
Eric represents the Cumberland Green Bioregional Council and has served as the chairman of the board since the beginning of 2008. Eric's building business, Solar Works, built the partition walls in the basement of the original Center headquarters at Scarritt-Bennett Center in 1984. Eric also served on the board for the Center's first two years, in addition to the last three. Additionally, he serves on the board of the Swan Conservation Trust and is the managing editor of the Green Living Journal.  Bill Humble, Vice Chairman of the Board
Bill Humble represents Humanity's Team, a universal organization whose purpose is to carry the message of the ideology of unity into the world. He has been active with the Center since 2001 and has been Vice Chair for the past two years. Bill is a musician, public speaker, and peace activist.  Christina Van Regenmorter, Secretary
Christina represents Center coalition member, Nashville Friends Meeting. She has a long association with the Center, serving as Interim Coordinator in 2006 and serving as Volunteer & Publicity Coordinator in 2003 and 2004. Christina volunteers extensively with the Friends Meeting and in the larger community, and is the Communications and Policy Coordinator for Centerstone Research Institute, a mental health research not-for-profit organization. Christina graduated summa cum laude from Hope College in Holland, Michigan with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. She received her Masters of Science in Social Work at the University of Tennessee. Jerry Harder, Treasurer
 John Eldredge, Program Chair
John represents Americans United for Separation of Church and State and has been with the Center for approximately five years. He considers himself moderately liberal in his politics, and is also a lifelong Southern Baptist. John works as a programmer/analyst, and has lived in Nashville for most of his life. Stephen Mallet, Facilities Chair
 Dan Rosemergy, Personnel Chair
Dan represents Center coalition member, Interfaith Alliance. He was the founding chair of the Center and has served on the Board almost continuously since its founding in 1991. Dan is the Minister of the Greater Nashville Unitarian Universalist Congregation in the Bellevue area. He has served on numerous committees over the years but currently serves as Chair of the Personnel Committee and is on the Executive Committee. He is a long time activist around peace, justice and interfaith issues and has served on numerous boards and committees in the community. He is beginning a new term on the national Board of Directors of the Interfaith Alliance Foundation and is Chair of the Interfaith Alliance of Middle Tennessee.  Randall Venson, at large
Randal, an at large member of the board of directors, has been with the Center for over a decade. Randall is a 1982 graduate of Tennessee State University, a prominent activist, youth social worker, entrepreneur, playwright, and public speaker. Randall works at the United Neighborhood Health Service as a social worker for troubled youth. He trains boxers in the ring, mentors young activists, and is a frequent session faciliator at the Center's Leadership Institute.
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