Louis H. Barnett, is a past President of PACT and a co-founder of Arpact, Inc., a small business development program.  He was founder and Board Chairmen of First Enterprise Bank and he was affiliated with Fulcrum Savings and Loan Association.  He has served on numerous boards and commissions by appointment of the Mayors of Oakland and Berkeley.

Board Treasurer and Member Since 1968

Everett Brandon, JD, is a Project Manager Consultant for Program development for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.  He currently serves on the Marin City community Development Corporation and the Marin City Land Corporation.  A past Chairmen of the SF Mental Health Board, he was also a Board member of SPUR.  He was the first President of PACT and was also the Director of the San Francisco Economic Opportunity Council.

President, Co-founder and Board Member Since 1963

Kim Brandon is a native San Franciscan who has dedicated a career to social justice and economic empowerment. She is the first African-American Woman to serve on the San Francisco Port Commission. The Port Commission overseas seven and one half miles of the most expensive real estate in the world that includes maritime, commercial and retail developments. Amongst its tenants are AT&T Park, the Ferry Building and Fisherman’s Wharf. Kimberly was appointed by Mayor Willie L. Brown, Jr. in August 1997.
Kimberly is a graduate of San Francisco State University. She has completed Cannon Financials Certified Wealth Strategist Mastery Program and holds the national Association of Securities Dealers Series 7 and 66 licenses.
Ms. Brandon is very active in the San Francisco community with involvement in civic and political causes. She spends numerous hours serving the community on various non profit boards and is currently active as a board trustee of the Museum of African Diaspora, PACT, Inc and The Young Scholars Program.

Board Member since 2005