PRESIDENT

Cliff is now a full-time musician, having retired from a career in information technology. He served as president of the Sourland Conservancy’s Board of Trustees for four years, leading the organization’s transition from an all-volunteer organization to one with full-time staff. A 22-year resident of Sourland Mountain, he now lives in Princeton.

VICE PRESIDENT

Quinton is the Policy Director at Run On Climate, and a former City Councillor in Cambridge, Massachusetts (2018-2023). Quinton currently serves as board chair at Climate XChange, and for many years led the board of Green Cambridge. Quinton worked for many years as a technology entrepreneur in software, biotech, medtech and cleantech.

SECRETARY

Tiffany is a project manager and GIS Specialist at Mott MacDonald. She serves on the Conservancy’s Development, Business Partner, Mountain Fest, and Spectacular Committees. She enjoys hiking, traveling, and volunteering for other organizations such as The Watershed Institute, Musconetcong Watershed Association, and Wild Bird Research Group.

TREASURER

Mark is a seasoned CFO and strategic advisor with over 25 years of experience helping privately held businesses scale sustainably. A Lambertville resident, he brings a passion for conservation, transparency, and financial stewardship to the Conservancy, where he serves as Treasurer. Mark enjoys hiking, cycling, enjoying the local community, as well as volunteering at the Delaware Valley Food Pantry in Lambertville.

Steve Bales is an architect who earned his Master’s Degree from NJIT. He started in construction building passive/hybrid solar houses and brings with him considerable expertise in Green Building approaches and environmentally sensitive design. He has worked on large projects for several Fortune 500 companies including Pfizer, Honeywell and Google.  Living in the Sourlands since 2001, he has been involved with the Township Sustainable Steering Committee and the Environmental Commission.

Travis is an executive leader in the environmental services and waste management industry, currently serving as Area Vice President at Interstate Waste Services, Inc. Blending professional expertise with a passion for the outdoors, he is a dedicated advocate for environmental stewardship. Travis is honored to bring his commitment to sustainability and operational leadership to the Sourland Conservancy Board, where he looks forward to contributing to the organization’s vital mission.

Bhavini Doshi is an experienced attorney with over 17 years practice in energy, infrastructure, and environmental law. As Head of Legal for Aggreko IPP Solutions – North America, she oversees all legal functions for the company across the U.S. Bhavini has previously served on several boards, including the New Jersey Council for the Humanities and the Atlantic-Cape Community College Foundation, and contributed on strategy, governance and community engagement. She is honored to support the Sourland Conservancy, serving on the Governance Committee.

Morolake is a Human Resources executive with over 20 years of experience leading global HR teams across the pharmaceutical, medical device, and technology sectors. She partners with executive leaders and boards to strengthen leadership, talent strategy, and organizational effectiveness in both corporate and nonprofit environments. She previously served as HR Chair for the Board of Princeton Alliance Church and volunteers as a career coach with Housing Initiatives of Princeton. She enjoys exploring local parks, spending time outdoors and playing pickleball.

Paul is a marketing and sales executive with over 30 years of experience and has held senior roles for various organizations with U.S., Europe and Global responsibilities. He is an active hiker and has participated in and led numerous backwoods backpacking adventures. Paul and his wife live in Bucks County Pennsylvania and are frequent visitors to Ted Stiles Preserve at Baldpate Mountain, which has contributed to his interest in the success of the mission of the Sourland Conservancy.

An accounting and finance executive, Lynne worked as a CPA in the financial services industry leading teams in financial reporting, controllership, forecasting, and internal control. She also led strategic transformation initiatives with a focus on operational efficiency, organization design, change management, and continuous improvement. Lynne serves on the Conservancy’s Budget & Finance and Governance Committees.

Rashika is a strategic leader with global experience across impact investing, philanthropy, and policy in the US, UK, Singapore, and India. She has worked with leading funding institutions, including the National Lottery Community Fund, UK, Better Society Capital, MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation, and the American India Foundation. A USTA team tennis player and classical singer, she also founder of the Art of Indian Music program. She is excited to bring her experience, passion, and perspective to the Sourland Conservancy Board.

Sneha is a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones in Pennington and a resident of New Brunswick. She focuses on helping individuals, families and business owners plan and invest towards their long-term financial goals. Prior to joining the Board, she previously volunteered with the Conservancy through the Development Committee, creating business partnerships in the community. In her free time, Sneha enjoys traveling to different cities and mountain ranges, and spending time exploring the Sourlands.