Board of Directors
David Bohnett is a philanthropist and technology entrepreneur committed to facilitating positive change through community building and social activism. As Chair of the David Bohnett Foundation, he supports a broad spectrum of arts, educational and civic programs including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, LACMA, CicLAvia's car-free street events, LGBTQ-related causes, graduate school leadership programs at the University of Michigan, UCLA, New York University and Harvard University, as well as voting rights and registration initiatives, and research and public policies to reduce the toll of firearm violence.
David is a Trustee and Vice Chair of the Board at USC and an Honorary Life Board Member of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association. He holds honorary doctorates from Whittier College and USC, an MBA from Michigan and an undergraduate business degree from USC. David shares our founder's passion about community support, animal wellbeing and animal rights, as well as her love for Los Angeles.
Adrienne Green is an entrepreneur and civic leader in Los Angeles and a nationally recognized bridge instructor and player. She is a lover of animals and was a long-time close friend of our founder Wallis Annenberg. Adrienne is enthusiastically committed to carrying on Wallis' work and vision. She was a past president of Barrington Bridge Club in Los Angeles.
Paul J. "Page" Hoeper is a consultant, corporate director, and philanthropist. He chairs the Foundation's investment committee. He also chairs the board of Quest Defense Systems & Solutions, an engineering firm focused on aerospace and defense.
Page has held significant roles in government, including Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) and Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (International and Commercial Programs). He managed large-scale Army acquisition programs and international defense projects.
Page has earned multiple honors for his public service and philanthropic efforts. His accolades include the Army Decoration for Distinguished Civilian Service, the Hammer Award from Vice President Al Gore, and the SANS Difference Maker Award, which he received for his work with the Defense Science Board on the Cyber Supply Chain.
Page studied engineering at Princeton and then mathematics and education at Harvard. Earlier in his career, he created and taught a business course at Stanford Law School and the USC Gould School of Law. Inspired by his decades-long friendship with Wallis Annenberg, Page is passionate about philanthropy that addresses local community needs. In 2023, Page and his spouse, Barbara, were honored with the Outstanding Philanthropist Award for Northeast Wisconsin.
Cynthia (Cinny) Kennard is a forward-thinking philanthropic leader, changemaker and nonprofit executive. As Executive Director of the Annenberg Foundation for more than a decade, she has supported the Foundation's innovative local, national, and global giving and programs across the arts, education, affordable housing, food insecurity, aging, conservation, women's empowerment, and the human animal bond.
Her leadership footprint across the non-profit sector spans start-ups and established national brands including the Smithsonian Institution, Pew Charitable Trusts, National Public Radio, the Annenberg Trust at Sunnylands and the University of Southern California. She chairs the Advisory Board of the USC Center on Philanthropy & Public Policy and co-founded the national philanthropic executive group, Women Leaders in Philanthropy.
She highly values her working relationships and particularly treasures the mentorship and support she received from Wallis Annenberg, with whom she worked for close to 20 years. Earlier in her career, Cinny was an award-winning broadcast journalist with CBS News in London, Los Angeles and Moscow, a war correspondent, and the founding managing director/editor of NPR's West Coast center. She earned a communications degree at Northeastern University and is a committed swimmer and hiker.
David Ulich is a highly respected Los Angeles attorney who combines deep expertise in business, corporate, and tax law with a lifelong passion for advancing philanthropy, sports, and the arts. For decades, he has advised high-profile foundations, nonprofits, and charitable organizations—including the American Film Institute, Childhelp USA, Catholic Charities of Los Angeles, and Mission Without Borders—helping them navigate complex tax, regulatory, and governance challenges while fostering impactful growth.
In addition to his legal and philanthropic work, David is an award-winning documentary filmmaker who has elevated some of the most important and untold stories in sports history—from Munich to Maui. His critically acclaimed productions include At the Heart of Gold: Inside the USA Gymnastics Scandal, which earned the News & Documentary Emmy Award for Outstanding Social Impact Documentary, as well as other films that shed light on resilience, justice, courage and the enduring power of the human spirit.
A graduate of Haverford College, UCLA School of Law, and NYU's tax LLM program, David's career has been defined by his ability to build bridges across sectors—creating strategic public-private partnerships, strengthening nonprofit governance, and amplifying voices that inspire global change and make a positive impact for all. Like Legacy Foundation Namesake Wallis Annenberg, David loves sports, just as Wallis Annenberg did. And, like Wallis, he wants to leave a legacy of love. David's career and life is a testament to the belief that sport, law, and philanthropy together can shape a fairer, safer, and more compassionate world.
