Linda Ziglar joined the CFP Board in 2011 when she retired as Vice President of Finance at the American Frozen Food Institute (AFFI)
and Executive Director of the American Frozen Food Foundation. She became CFP’s Chairman in 2015.

Prior to joining AFFI, Linda founded and operated the consulting firm LKL Consultants for 25 years. In this capacity, she provided a variety of services to a client list that included Fortune 100 companies, non-profit organizations and law firms of all sizes. Initially, she developed and modified mainframe software applications for the financial and banking industries. With the advent of the personal computer, the focus of her consulting switched to PC based business applications and systems – designing, installing, and maintaining local and wide area networks for the legal and educational sectors. She also provided statistical and numerical analysis services for legal defense groups involved in complex class action lawsuits and expert witness testimony with respect to the methodologies used. In addition, she provided entrepreneurial advice for small technology firms seeking government contracts.

Before starting her own business, Linda worked for the Institute for Defense Analysis, writing scientific computer programs and analyzing and developing investment and support cost methodologies for the military. Linda graduated summa cum laude from the George Washington University with a degree in mathematics and has served on the boards of many non-profit and community organizations.

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Ms. Garcia de Alba (she/her) brings over 15 years of experience in project management and grants administration within the health nonprofit and international development sectors in her role as Director of Grants and Funded Contracts at Clinica del Pueblo. She works closely with the Executive team to identify funding and partnership opportunities, fostering a collaborative approach to revenue growth aligned with the organization’s mission.

She earned her Master’s degree in Geography, with certificates in International Development and Conflict Resolution, from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Rotary World Peace Fellow Class X) and holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City. Fluent in English and Spanish, she leverages her language skills to build strong relationships with funders and partners in the Washington, DC area and beyond.

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Stephen Powers is the Chairman of NACABOSTCO, The Nation’s Capital Boundary Stones Committee.
He has spent the last twenty years raising public awareness and leading preservation efforts at the forty various sites.

Stephen is a Civil Engineer graduate from Virginia Tech and has spent his thirty-seven-year career as a Project Manager for a Heavy Highway Contractor, the Resident Airfield Engineer at Washington National Airport, and is currently a Senior Project Manager for Infrastructure Rehabilitation with WMATA, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.

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Kevin R. Kosar, Ph.D., is a resident senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a Washington, DC think-tank, where he studies the US Congress, American politics, and the US Postal Service. He edits UnderstandingCongress.org and hosts the Understanding Congress podcast.

Previously, he was a vice president at the R Street Institute, and served as an analyst and research manager at the Library of Congress’ Congressional Research Service. He is the co-editor of Congress Overwhelmed: Congressional Capacity and Prospects for Reform (University of Chicago Press), co-author of Unleashing Opportunity: Policy Reforms for an Accountable Administrative State (National Affairs); and the author of Failing Grades: The Federal Politics of Education. He also wrote the preface to Government Project (AEI Press, 2023) by Edward C. Banfield.

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