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Bruno serves as Board Chair and Executive Director of the Slauson Corridor, providing strategic community leadership shaped by decades of experience in community development, public art, gang diversion, and conflict resolution within some of Los Angeles’ most complex urban environments.
He is the longtime Executive Director of Be Creative
Bruno serves as Board Chair and Executive Director of the Slauson Corridor, providing strategic community leadership shaped by decades of experience in community development, public art, gang diversion, and conflict resolution within some of Los Angeles’ most complex urban environments.
He is the longtime Executive Director of Be Creative STP Foundation and Venice Art Walls, organizations recognized for building sustainable, community-led models that balance cultural expression, public safety, and collaboration with public agencies.
As a publicly elected official, Bruno has served multiple terms across three Los Angeles Neighborhood Councils, bringing firsthand experience in municipal governance, community accountability, and cross-sector collaboration. His work in justice reform and violence prevention emphasizes early intervention, restorative practices, and relationship-based approaches to public safety, creating economic opportunity for the community.
Bruno is affiliated with Pepperdine University’s Graziadio School of Business through the MBA program as a student and with the Caruso School of Law /Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution. He serves as a facilitator and instructor for de-escalation and conflict resolution programming in partnership with the Los Angeles Police Department. Bruno also holds undergraduate degrees in Social and Behavioral Sciences and Administration of Justice, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
He is committed to driving the Slauson Corridor as a community-led institution rooted in lived experience, accountability, and long-term impact.

Communications Lead
Maggie is the founder of Slauson Corridor and a seasoned leader in construction and workforce development with over 20 years of experience in delivering community-centered development across Los Angeles.
Her work emphasizes community leadership by building economic opportunity through local hiring, workforce pathways,
Communications Lead
Maggie is the founder of Slauson Corridor and a seasoned leader in construction and workforce development with over 20 years of experience in delivering community-centered development across Los Angeles.
Her work emphasizes community leadership by building economic opportunity through local hiring, workforce pathways, and compliance-driven project execution that ensures accountability and long-term benefits for the community. As Board President of Power2Workers, Margaret spearheads the design and implementation of local hire and Minority- and Women-Owned Business programs, providing essential support to developers, contractors, and public agencies in achieving workforce and compliance goals. She has held senior leadership and advisory positions, offering her expertise in construction management, labor compliance, and pre-apprenticeship training.
Margaret is a LEED AP certified professional and holds a construction management certificate from UCLA. As the founder of Slauson Corridor, she employs a systems-focused approach to sustainable development, ensuring the corridor promotes economic opportunity while remaining committed to accountability, equity, and long-term community investment.

Legal and Governance
Salomon is a South Central Los Angeles native and accomplished attorney whose professional and personal experiences uniquely position him to support community leadership and development along the Slauson Corridor.
He is the founder and managing attorney of Zavala Law Group, where he provides strategic legal counsel ac
Legal and Governance
Salomon is a South Central Los Angeles native and accomplished attorney whose professional and personal experiences uniquely position him to support community leadership and development along the Slauson Corridor.
He is the founder and managing attorney of Zavala Law Group, where he provides strategic legal counsel across civil rights, personal injury, employment, and immigration matters, serving individuals, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations throughout California.
A graduate of Amherst College and the University of California, Berkeley School of Law, Salomon brings deep expertise in legal compliance, governance, and risk management. He currently serves as general counsel and board member for multiple nonprofit organizations, advising on organizational strategy, complex litigation, and transactional matters.
Raised off of Slauson in South Los Angeles and fluent in Spanish, Salomon combines elite legal training with firsthand understanding of the community he serves. As a board member of Slauson Corridor, he is committed to advancing programs that strengthen accountability, expand economic opportunity, and ensure the long-term sustainability of community-led initiatives rooted in lived experience and civic responsibility.

Culture and Events Activation Professionally known as Abstract Rude, Aaron is a veteran West Coast hip-hop artist, cultural innovator, and community leader whose career spans three decades.
A longtime fixture in Los Angeles’ independent and underground music scene, Aaron’s work merges artistic excellence with mentorship and cultural advoc
Culture and Events Activation Professionally known as Abstract Rude, Aaron is a veteran West Coast hip-hop artist, cultural innovator, and community leader whose career spans three decades.
A longtime fixture in Los Angeles’ independent and underground music scene, Aaron’s work merges artistic excellence with mentorship and cultural advocacy, all while fostering economic opportunity within the community.
As Senior Director at Slauson Corridor, he will leverage his extensive experience, professional network, and deep understanding of Los Angeles’ performing arts landscape to recruit and curate live entertainment, talent, and production partners essential for the successful execution of our events. From sound production and performer coordination to overall event management, he will also be instrumental in promoting and marketing the Slauson Corridor through social media and multimedia arts.
His lifelong residence in the Slauson neighborhood and longstanding service to LA’s urban arts community will help secure the participation of key cultural stakeholders, ensuring that community-led programs remain authentic, sustainable, and impactful for those who call Slauson home.

Marketing
Francisco “Frank” Salazar is a strategic leader and community builder with extensive experience in community leadership, designing programs that connect youth, creativity, and economic opportunity.
He has led youth development initiatives in Southern California that combine mentorship, life skills, and structured environments, h
Marketing
Francisco “Frank” Salazar is a strategic leader and community builder with extensive experience in community leadership, designing programs that connect youth, creativity, and economic opportunity.
He has led youth development initiatives in Southern California that combine mentorship, life skills, and structured environments, helping participants build confidence, discipline, and critical thinking. As a marketing and operations professional,
Frank has executed programs at scale, organized regional community initiatives, and guided creative projects that turn ideas into measurable outcomes. He currently serves on the marketing team at Catalyst Cannabis and is the founder of AP3000, a creative agency delivering strategic branding, design, and project management solutions.
As a member of the Slauson Corridor board, Frank brings executive leadership, strategic vision, and a proven ability to connect programs, institutions, and communities to create meaningful, lasting impact.

Public Health & Administration
Yolanda is a Los Angeles-born public health professional with over 20 years of experience in community leadership.
She has dedicated her career to serving communities through nursing and public service, blending frontline healthcare expertise with strategic planning, logistics, and administrative oversight t
Public Health & Administration
Yolanda is a Los Angeles-born public health professional with over 20 years of experience in community leadership.
She has dedicated her career to serving communities through nursing and public service, blending frontline healthcare expertise with strategic planning, logistics, and administrative oversight to support programs that prioritize prevention, care, and long-term economic opportunity for community well-being. In recent years,
Yolanda has successfully coordinated large-scale community initiatives, including food distributions, toy drives, holiday events, and culturally grounded public programs in the Slauson Corridor. Recognized for her precision, reliability, and operational leadership, she has received multiple acknowledgments from city officials for her contributions to community service and program execution.
Yolanda adopts a caregiver-informed leadership approach, emphasizing public health education, child development, and community safety. Her work reflects a commitment to building trust, supporting families, and ensuring that programs are delivered with dignity, accountability, and measurable impact.

Community Engagement & Equity
Francisco is a Los Angeles public sector leader with nearly two decades of experience serving the City of Los Angeles, most recently as a Senior Project Coordinator with the Civil, Human Rights and Equity Department.
He has led the development and implementation of programs that strengthen community engagemen
Community Engagement & Equity
Francisco is a Los Angeles public sector leader with nearly two decades of experience serving the City of Los Angeles, most recently as a Senior Project Coordinator with the Civil, Human Rights and Equity Department.
He has led the development and implementation of programs that strengthen community engagement, elevate resident voices, and advance institutional accountability across some of the city’s most complex neighborhoods.
Over his career, Francisco has demonstrated exceptional community leadership by collaborating with city leadership, neighborhood stakeholders, and community organizations to improve public safety, promote race equity, and create economic opportunity while building local capacity for sustainable civic participation.
He has also guided responses to citywide civil unrest, ensuring interventions are responsible, community-informed, and effective. As a committed stakeholder in the Slauson Corridor, with his family maintaining deep roots in South Los Angeles, Francisco brings a unique perspective to the board.
He is a graduate of the University of California, Santa Cruz, and his dedication to collaboration, measurable impact, and long-term community growth is evident in all his efforts.

Outreach & Engagement
Kenneth was born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, and he has spent nearly three decades deeply rooted in the Slauson community as a resident, homeowner, and engaged stakeholder.
His long-standing connection to the Slauson Corridor informs his community leadership and makes him an integral and trusted member
Outreach & Engagement
Kenneth was born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, and he has spent nearly three decades deeply rooted in the Slauson community as a resident, homeowner, and engaged stakeholder.
His long-standing connection to the Slauson Corridor informs his community leadership and makes him an integral and trusted member of the program. Kenneth is an accomplished Information Technology professional with a proven public-sector track record.
His career began at the University of Southern California and continues today with the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services, where he has earned multiple promotions through operational excellence and strategic problem-solving, overseeing complex systems and workflows.
In addition to his career accomplishments, he remains actively engaged in community life, supporting cultural programming, youth engagement, and local initiatives that enhance economic opportunity and strengthen neighborhood identity and pride. As a dedicated husband and father, he brings integrity, discipline, and a strong sense of responsibility to his work. His unique combination of technical expertise, public-sector experience, and authentic community connection makes him a key figure in the program's success and the future of the Slauson community.

is a clinical psychologist and senior behavioral health executive whose work spans more than two decades at the intersection of public safety, recovery, and community stability.
Raised in the Greater Los Angeles area with deep roots in the San Fernando Valley, Dr. Couey brings firsthand understanding of the social and economic pressures fa
is a clinical psychologist and senior behavioral health executive whose work spans more than two decades at the intersection of public safety, recovery, and community stability.
Raised in the Greater Los Angeles area with deep roots in the San Fernando Valley, Dr. Couey brings firsthand understanding of the social and economic pressures facing Los Angeles communities. His career has focused on reducing harm, strengthening families, and addressing the underlying behavioral health factors that drive cycles of instability, incarceration, and economic disruption.
Dr. Couey currently serves as Executive Director of the INTEGRIS Health Arcadia Trails Center for Addiction Recovery, an affiliate of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation. His leadership experience includes overseeing large scale treatment systems in California, supporting workforce development, and advancing integrated care models that improve outcomes for individuals while reducing strain on public safety and emergency response systems.
As a Board Member of Slauson Corridor, Dr. Couey contributes clinical expertise and strategic leadership that support safer neighborhoods, stronger pathways to recovery, and long term economic stability. His guidance helps ensure the organization’s work addresses root causes, aligns with public institutions, and delivers measurable community impact across South Los Angeles.

Legal Advisor Intellectual Property
is an attorney specializing in entertainment and intellectual property law, with a Master’s Degree in Mass Communication and a Juris Doctor with a certificate in intellectual property.
His education and professional focus give him a deep understanding of the legal and creative dimensions of content cre
Legal Advisor Intellectual Property
is an attorney specializing in entertainment and intellectual property law, with a Master’s Degree in Mass Communication and a Juris Doctor with a certificate in intellectual property.
His education and professional focus give him a deep understanding of the legal and creative dimensions of content creation, licensing, and protection in the entertainment industry. Raised in Los Angeles by a mother who was a prominent entertainment attorney and a father who was a renowned television writer, John has been immersed in the business and culture of entertainment from an early age, giving him a rare combination of legal insight and creative fluency.
A longtime participant in hip-hop culture since the 1990's, John has been both a witness to and an active contributor to the evolution of Los Angeles’ creative communities. As a longtime collaborator with Venice Art Walls, he brings not only his legal expertise but also a deep, authentic connection to the cultural and artistic life of the city.
His perspective and experience make him a vital voice for the Slauson Corridor initiative, ensuring that the program reflects both the legal and cultural realities of the community while amplifying authentic, grassroots expression.

Community Partnerships
Tony is a South Central Los Angeles native, longtime urban artist, and community mentor whose experience spans decades of creative and cultural leadership in Los Angeles.
Growing up in the Florence District, he has remained deeply connected to the artistic life and identity of his neighborhood, providing a perspecti
Community Partnerships
Tony is a South Central Los Angeles native, longtime urban artist, and community mentor whose experience spans decades of creative and cultural leadership in Los Angeles.
Growing up in the Florence District, he has remained deeply connected to the artistic life and identity of his neighborhood, providing a perspective shaped by firsthand experience.
Over the last 20 years, he has built a successful career in the door and lock industry, combining technical expertise with problem-solving and professional discipline. Perez is also an inventor, holding a utility patent for a device he created to address practical community needs and enhance economic opportunity.
A dedicated father, he prioritizes family and mentorship, sharing lessons from his life with younger generations seeking guidance and direction.
As a member of the Slauson Corridor’s board, Jose brings authentic insight, lived experience, and a deep personal investment in the corridor’s future, ensuring that programs are grounded in community reality, foster meaningful opportunity, and honor the history, creativity, and spirit of South Los Angeles.

Creative Leadership
is a Mid-City Los Angeles native, accomplished urban artist, and respected community leader whose work spans decades of creative and cultural leadership in Los Angeles.
Growing up in Mid-City, he has remained deeply connected to the artistic life and identity of his neighborhood, providing a perspective shaped by first
Creative Leadership
is a Mid-City Los Angeles native, accomplished urban artist, and respected community leader whose work spans decades of creative and cultural leadership in Los Angeles.
Growing up in Mid-City, he has remained deeply connected to the artistic life and identity of his neighborhood, providing a perspective shaped by firsthand experience.
Over the last 30 years, he has built a legacy as both a mentor and innovator, guiding emerging artists and helping young people find constructive outlets for creative expression. Mark’s contributions to community leadership and economic opportunity have been recognized by institutions including the Getty Research Institute and the California African American Museum, as well as through numerous exhibitions, festivals, and cultural events across Los Angeles.
He continues to influence the next generation of artists while advancing public appreciation for the city’s creative history. As an Executive Board Member of Slauson Corridor, Mark brings credibility, deep neighborhood knowledge, and a long-standing commitment to the community. He is a central figure in shaping the program’s vision and ensuring that its work reflects the culture, opportunity, and spirit of South Los Angeles.

Art and Community Advocacy
Laurence is a Los Angeles–based artist, cultural practitioner, and community advocate whose work reflects decades of engagement with the city’s creative and cultural landscape. Raised in South Los Angeles/Lemeirt Park District, his artistic practice is rooted in lived experience and a deep understanding of how a
Art and Community Advocacy
Laurence is a Los Angeles–based artist, cultural practitioner, and community advocate whose work reflects decades of engagement with the city’s creative and cultural landscape. Raised in South Los Angeles/Lemeirt Park District, his artistic practice is rooted in lived experience and a deep understanding of how art functions as a tool for expression, connection, and community identity.
In addition to his creative work, Laurence demonstrates community leadership by serving the community through public-facing roles that support stability and economic opportunity for vulnerable populations.
His professional experience includes direct service and mentorship within underserved communities, where he focuses on guidance, accountability, and positive pathways forward. As a board member of Slauson Corridor, Laurence contributes artistic insight, cultural knowledge, and a strong commitment to community-led development.
His perspective helps ensure that the corridor’s programs remain authentic, inclusive, and responsive to the people who have long invested in and cared for Slauson Avenue.

Art Strategy
is a nationally recognized art entrepreneur and senior advisor whose career spans decades of creative leadership and public art innovation.
He serves as the Co-CEO and Founder of ICU Art (In Creative Unity Art), a mural production and design firm that has played a pivotal role in shaping public art across major cities in the
Art Strategy
is a nationally recognized art entrepreneur and senior advisor whose career spans decades of creative leadership and public art innovation.
He serves as the Co-CEO and Founder of ICU Art (In Creative Unity Art), a mural production and design firm that has played a pivotal role in shaping public art across major cities in the United States. Stash has built a national network of artists and spaces that provide opportunities for emerging and established muralists to create work that engages communities and transforms urban environments, fostering community leadership and economic opportunity.
As the founding architect of the Venice Art Walls program, one of the world’s longest-running legal public art parks, he has been a mentor and guiding force for over a decade. His vision and leadership continue to influence the foundation’s direction, ensuring programs honor artistic expression, cultural history, and community opportunity.
As a senior advisor and Executive Board Member of the Slauson Corridor, Stash brings unmatched expertise, strategic guidance, and a lifelong commitment to empowering artists and strengthening neighborhoods.
He is a graduate of UCLA with a BFA in Art History and studied abroad in Madrid through the University of California Education Abroad Program.

is a nationally recognized creative executive and civic leader whose career spans live event production, public space activation, and community centered economic development across Los Angeles.
A longtime Los Angeles resident, George brings deep understanding of the city’s cultural, political, and neighborhood dynamics, with particular ex
is a nationally recognized creative executive and civic leader whose career spans live event production, public space activation, and community centered economic development across Los Angeles.
A longtime Los Angeles resident, George brings deep understanding of the city’s cultural, political, and neighborhood dynamics, with particular experience navigating public safety, permitting, and government coordination in complex urban environments.
He holds a Juris Doctor from Fordham University, a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, and a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from Columbia University, an academic foundation that informs his disciplined, strategic approach to civic leadership.
His work has transformed iconic public spaces into platforms for education, tourism, and local economic activity while maintaining strong relationships with city agencies and community stakeholders.
As a Board Member of Slauson Corridor, George provides strategic guidance grounded in executive leadership, policy fluency, and decades of civic engagement. His presence strengthens the organization’s capacity to operate responsibly in public space while advancing long term educational, economic, and public safety outcomes for South Los Angeles.

Art Strategy Legacy and Mentorship:
Janos pka as SKILL One is a pioneering Los Angeles artist, historian, and mentor whose work has significantly shaped the evolution of urban art on the West Coast for decades.
With a career that includes both public installations and private collections, his contributions have been showcased in major ins
Art Strategy Legacy and Mentorship:
Janos pka as SKILL One is a pioneering Los Angeles artist, historian, and mentor whose work has significantly shaped the evolution of urban art on the West Coast for decades.
With a career that includes both public installations and private collections, his contributions have been showcased in major institutions, such as the Getty Collection and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Museum. Janos merges artistic innovation with a strong commitment to community leadership, having led city-sanctioned murals, public art projects, and educational initiatives throughout Los Angeles.
His expertise in artistic composition, creative mentorship, and cultural documentation informs programs that promote economic opportunity, balance expression, and ensure public safety for emerging artists.
As a board member of the Slauson Corridor, Janos contributes historical perspective, artistic vision, and a deep understanding of the local creative landscape. His guidance ensures that the corridor’s programs are authentic, inclusive, and sustainable, while honoring the cultural legacy of South Los Angeles.
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