Pat Guerrero is senior manager of volunteer engagement and programs for Best Friends Animal Society. She is responsible for executing Best Friends strategy of deepening and broadening the engagement of volunteers with the mission and programs across the United States. Pat also leads consultation with Best Friends Network Partners, i.e. animal shelters and rescue groups around the country, to amplify their impact through volunteer engagement. She is a certified Service Enterprise trainer and manages the Best Friends hub for the Points of Light Service Enterprise initiative, through which Best Friends Partners are able to participate in the Service Enterprise program. She lives in Kanab, Utah, home of Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, with a variety of feline and canine family members, and loves to spend time outdoors kayaking and hiking in the high desert of beautiful southern Utah.

	Lee Ann Shenefiel Interim Chief Animal Services Officer, Austin Animal Services

Lee Ann Shenefiel is the Interim Chief Animal Services Officer for the Austin Animal Center, a nationally recognized leader in animal sheltering that saves more than 95 percent of the nearly 17,000 animals it takes in each year. Lee Ann has more than 14 years of leadership experience in public service. In Austin, she previously served as Deputy Chief Animal Services Officer and managed Animal Protection, Outreach and Prevention Programming, and the center's Volunteer Program. Before moving to Texas, Lee Ann, a Virginia native and graduate of the College of William and Mary, was an assistant director for the Fairfax County Animal Shelter where she oversaw intake, adoptions and business services and helped to develop policies and programs that helped the shelter achieve a more than 90 percent lifesaving rate for the first time.