Leslie Ann Jones is the Director of Music Recording and Scoring at Skywalker Sound, a LucasFilm Entertainment Company. She has been recording and mixing for more than 25 years, previously at ABC and Capitol Recording Studios in LA and The Automatt in San Francisco. Jones is one of the first professional women recording engineers in the country, and she is past national Chair of The Recording Academy.

Barbara Price, concert, festival and record producer, is the owner of the Montclair Women's Cultural Arts Club in Oakland, California. She was one of the initiators of the Women's Music movement and has produced hundreds of concerts and tours across the country as well as half a dozen albums. For more than 30 years she has helped establish and produce music festivals which feature women artists from New England to the West Coast. As an entertainment attorney, she was an original panel member of Bay Area Lawyers for the Arts and a founder of California Women Lawyers.

Director Ellen Seeling has a multi-faceted career as a trumpet player, composer,
bandleaderand educator. The recipient of two RIAA platinum recordawards and a veteran of the New York jazz, R&B and pop scenes, Seeling is profiled in Stormy Weather (Pantheon Books), American Women in Jazz (Wideview Books) and Madame Jazz (Oxford
University Press). In addition to numerous classic pop,salsa and dance albums, her discography includes two recordings by her fusion band DEUCE with co-leader Jean Fineberg. Seeling currently performs in the San Francisco Bay Area and teaches at the Jazzschool in Berkeley, California.

A recipient of two ASCAP Composition Awards, an NEA Jazz Fellowship and multiple Meet the Composer grants, Assistant Director
Jean Fineberg has played on more than 50 albums. Featured on the covers of Saxophone Journal and The Encyclopedia of Pop, Rock & Soul, she also appears in Stormy Weather, American Women in Jazz, For The Record, Madame Jazz, and Eden Built By Eves. Fineberg performs regularly and teaches at the Jazzschool in Berkeley, CA.