Fidel is the Assistant City Treasurer for the City of Long Beach. He plays a vital financial leadership role that ensures funding for the City's capital projects and infrastructure improvements. His direct responsibilities have a significant impact on the City's economy and long-term financial condition. As Assistant City Treasurer, he oversees the City's $3 billion debt portfolio consisting of 44 outstanding bond transactions issued on behalf of the Airport, Gas and Oil, Marinas, Port, and Utility System. He is also responsible for managing the City's $80million Master Capital Lease Program consisting of 15 lease obligations. Fidel has supported numerous non-profit organizations including the Long Beach City College Foundation and YMCA of Greater Long Beach. In 2012, he was awarded the Humanitarian Award by the Long Beach Community Hispanic Association for his commitment to social responsibility and philanthropic efforts. Furthermore, in 2018, Fidel was nationally recognized by the Bond Buyer as a Rising Star for his leadership and contribution to the municipal securities industry.

Chan is a former teacher who co-founded the Khmer Parent Association and has served as its volunteer Executive Director since 1995. She has established numerous events, forums, and training in Long Beach dealing with health, inter-generational communication, and employment issues in the Cambodian community. Chan is also the founder of the South-East Asian Scholarship, which has been presenting annual awards to 15 graduating high school seniors for the past 25 years. She has provided over 10,000 volunteer hours to St. Mary Medical Center and served on their Benefit Advisory Board for over a decade. Chan was named the 2016 Woman of the Year awardee by District Assemblymember Patrick O'Donnell. She was also recognized in the California State Senate Resolution for "Women Who Make a Difference." Chan is the proud recipient of the Gene Lentzner Human Relations Award from the California Conference for Equality and Justice (CCEJ), as well as Women of Distinction Awards from State Senator Ricardo Lara, Assemblymember Patrick O'Donnell, and Soroptimist International of Long Beach.

Chuck is the Community Services Manager for the City of Lakewood, where he has worked for the past 39 years. In 1992, he organized Lakewood's first Special Olympics program and, in 1995, established the city's first Teen Program at the Lakewood Youth Center. In 2000, he was honored as the Special Olympics Volunteer Coach of the Year for Southern California. In 2018, Chuck coached the Lakewood Dirtbags to a silver medal in the Special Olympics USA Games Softball Tournament. During his time at Long Beach City College, Chuck was awarded ASB Man of the Year (1984) and, in 2016, was presented with the LBCC Distinguished Alumni Award from the Long Beach City College Foundation.

Edwina is a prolific author of fiction, poetry, and historical works largely centered around Las Vegas, NM. She worked at California State University, Dominguez Hills until 1981, when she moved to New Mexico and began attending a graduate program at New Mexico Highlands University (NMHU). She later earned her PhD in English at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque while teaching at NMHU. After fourteen years teaching, Edwina accepted a position as the Professional Development Director with a Title V Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions Federal Grant Project at Luna Community College (LCC) in Las Vegas, NM. She went on to create the Luna Community College Foundation, a Distance Education Program, and technologically-assisted teaching/learning classroom at LCC.