Maureen Campbell, WAND Washington Associate- Maureen assists with WiLL and WAND projects, including field outreach and conference planning. Previously, she worked at the Center for Policy Alternatives, which educated progressive state legislators on numerous domestic policy issues. She graduated from the University of California, San Diego with a B.A. in International Studies.

Sen. Nan Grogan Orrock, WiLL President (Click here for full biography) - Sen. Nan Grogan Orrock is responsible for the overall coordination of WiLL: recruitment, communication with members, material development and production, issue identification, and coordination with WAND. A veteran of the civil rights and women’s movements, Nan served ten terms in the Georgia House of Representatives and is serving her first term in the Georgia Senate.

Marie Rietmann, WAND Public Policy Director (Click here for full biography) - Marie is a leader in the peace and security community's outreach to members of Congress and their staff on nuclear, security policy, and budget issues. Previously, she worked for Oregon elected officials, including Sen. Mark Hatfield, Rep. Elizabeth Furse, and Rep. Earl Blumenauer where she was responsible for defense and foreign policy issues. Marie’s legislative accomplishments included staff work on the 1993 Spratt-Furse ban on low-yield nuclear weapons.

Franck Salomon, Controller - Franck has over fifteen years of strong accounting management and technical support experience. Prior to WAND, he served as assistant director for the Haitian Coalition of Somerville, MA and as an information technology supervisor at Olympus Specialty Hospital.

Julie Southwell, Communications & Development Associate- Julie is the newest addition to WAND. Prior to joining WAND, Julie worked with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team In Training program. Julie graduated from the University of London's School of Oriental and African Studies with an MA in Near and Middle Eastern Studies. During her undergraduate study Julie went to the State University of New York's University at Albany where she earned a BA in History with a political science minor.

Susan Shaer, Executive Director (Click here for full biography) - Susan is responsible for the administration and financing of WAND and its programs. She joined the staff in 1993, bringing over two decades of experience in the nonprofit world, with an emphasis on women in politics. Susan has led the Win Without War coalition, Project Abolition, the National Coalition for Peace and Justice, and been a central figure for V-Day, the Disarmament Clearinghouse and the Nuclear Disarmament Partnership.