Pat became vegan in 2014 after becoming a Humane Policy Volunteer Leader for the
Humane Society of the United States. As an avid animal activist, she is involved in
several campaigns including bringing the Be Fair Be Vegan billboards to CT, heading
up the Stamford chapter of Anonymous for the Voiceless, and the Fairfield County
Vegan Meetup group.

As a self-employed consultant, Pat has spent her career working with managers and leaders in the areas of innovation and professional development. She is a part-time faculty member at Cornell University teaching Emotional Intelligence for Leaders, and
UCONN teaching Business Analytics in the Master’s Program.

Pat lives in Stamford with a rescue dog and cat. When not advocating for animals, she spends time practicing yoga and mentoring new animal rights activists.

Liz has been vegan since 2007 and has been involved in many vegan and animal rights organizations over the years.

She is passionate about humans as well as animals, and is a clinical social worker who has been working in the behavioral health field since 2007. Liz has a strong interest in health and fitness, and is an avid runner.

She loves to travel and try new vegan restaurants.

Chris is a long-time vegan and animal advocate. He serves as an animal rescue volunteer, and helped bring the Be Fair Be Vegan billboards to CT. He’s a generous donor to national and international animal causes.

Professionally, Chris has over thirty years of real estate experience advising leading state, national and international clients. He’s consulted on more than $100 billion in real estate and has served as a course instructor for Yale University, UCONN and the CT Bar Association. He’s testified as a real estate expert witness in more than 100 court cases.

Chris lives in Fairfield with his wife, Andrea, and two rescue pups, Ester and Rosie. In his free time, he enjoys Zen meditation, hiking in nature, and practicing Aikido, earning the rank of Yondan (4th degree black belt) from the US Aikido Federation.

Tabitha animal-lover, vegan, eco-enthusiast, earth friendly festival planner. She is the original founder of Compassionfest, an all-vegan vending event standing for community, equality, and kindness in Hamden, CT. She is the Vice President of The First Unitarian Universalist Society of New Haven, hosting monthly vegan potlucks since 2014. She has hosted over 83 vegan-friendly events throughout the Connecticut region.

Professionally she has worked as a master barber for 17+ years. During that time, she donated hair to provide oil spill mats to save the the waterways. In 2013, she briefly had a candle company, Hipponotic Candle, donating a portion of all proceeds to anti-poaching projects for at risk wild Hippo’s in Zimbabwe. She started her massage career working at a facility providing massage services to clients living with HIV. A self-proclaimed psychonaut, she likes to experience new holistic approaches towards healing. Today she works as a LMT at a float tank wellness center.

Tabitha enjoys her life by the water living in Stony Creek region in Branford, CT with husband Bret.

An avid gardener & mushroom farmer, often found in her backyard polytunnel or harvesting shiitake mushrooms.

With Gratitude,
Tab