ICEF Board of Directors

2024-2025

Current Board Agendas

Board Agenda Archive

The Board of Directors for ICEF Public Schools has the legal and fiduciary oversight of the operating entity that employs nearly 400 people and educates more than 2,000 students annually. This responsibility includes all the requirements for a public entity, such as following the Brown Act for public meetings, formal board resolutions for state-required items, etc., as well as the important oversight of the CEO and senior management.

Board meeting minutes are available for your review may request transcripts via email. Those seeking audio recordings of ICEF Board meetings should also submit a written inquiry. Send all requests to [email protected]. 

David Moore

David Moore (term through 6/30/25) is the CEO and President of Interconnect Solutions Group, Inc., an exclusive agent in Southern California for Glenair, Inc. With a Dartmouth College background, he has been an ICEF Board Member since 2003, actively engaged in community service and youth leadership. Mr. Moore proudly notes Dartmouth as the first Ivy League school to graduate an ICEF alum.  Email David

Dr. Angila Romious

Dr. Angila Romious (term through 6/30/26) serves as the Director of Institutional Research at Otis College of Art and Design and is a Sociology faculty member at Mount Saint Mary’s University in Los Angeles. With expertise in institutional research, she also consults as an external evaluator for non-profits and businesses. Dr. Romious holds an M.A. and Ph.D. in Social Ecology from UC Irvine.  Email Angila

Wiiliam B. Lucas

William B. Lucas (term through 6/30/25), a Co-Founder and Principal at Cataumet Partners, brings his skills in wealth management, mergers and acquisitions to ICEF Public Schools. A graduate of Princeton University and Dartmouth College, Mr. Lucas is adept at interpreting complex numerical information. ​ Email William

Dana Henry

Dana Henry (term through 6/30/26), a Program Officer at the Weingart Foundation since 2020, focuses on grantmaking and funding strategy in South Los Angeles. With over 20 years of experience, she has worked extensively with vulnerable children and families, emphasizing diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. Dana is a graduate of UCLA and the Los Angeles African American Women’s Public Policy Institute.  Email Dana​

Ronda R. Dixon, esq.

Ronda R. Dixon, Esq. (term through 6/30/26), is a Pitzer College and UC Davis King Hall School of Law graduate. Ms. Dixon's career spans public and private sectors, currently serving as the principal of Dixon Justice Center. Involved in cannabis consulting, she is also a Policy/Compliance Expert for Green Believers. Ms. Dixon's extensive legal career includes work in entertainment law and leadership roles in nonprofit organizations, such as Dream-builders and Dixon Recovery Institute.  Email Ronda

Dr. Brandon A. Roberson

Dr. Brandon A. Roberson (term through 6/30/27), a scholar and education professional, established a school music program in South Los Angeles. After earning his Ph.D. from the University of Southern California, he supports ongoing learning and development for over 700 managers globally at Riot Games.  Email Brandon

Dr. Brandon D. Harris

Dr. Brandon D. Harris (term through 6/30/27) has combined 8 years of non-profit K-12 experience with 11+ years in higher education to help partners and parents strengthen the onramp from college to career for inner city students. As an educator and practitioner, his role as Director of Assessment & Research at Loyola Marymount University informs leadership, campus-wide decisions, and adds value to the doctorate-level research methods courses he has taught at various institutions, including the Rossier School of Education at USC, and the Educational Leadership program at California State University, Fullerton. Email Brandon 

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