2026 Board Chair

Dr. Antoinette Moore

Board Certified Family Medicine Doctor, Austin Regional Clinic

Pronouns: she/her

Dr. Antoinette Moore, MD (she/her)

Antoinette Moore is a family medicine doctor practicing with Austin Regional Clinic at their Kyle Plum Creek location. In addition to providing comprehensive primary care services, she has special interests in gender affirming care, mental health, and trauma informed care.

When she is not practicing medicine, she is spending time with her partner and their animals and daydreaming about new places to travel.

“I have been grateful to serve on the Board since 2024 as a proud ally to the LGBTQ+ community. I serve because my friends, family, patients, neighbors, and community deserve allies eager to champion a diverse economy that makes a seat for them at the table.”

2026 Vice Chair

Nick Gohad

Senior Manager – Technology Consulting, EY

Pronouns: he/him

Nick Gohad (he/him)

Nick Gohad is a technology and transformation executive with more than 25 years of experience leading enterprise-scale modernization, cloud transformation, and digital operating model change across consulting, automotive, healthcare, life sciences, government, retail, and higher education. He is a values-driven, inclusive leader with a strong consulting foundation, recognized for building and mentoring high-performing teams, strengthening executive partnerships, and serving as a trusted advisor to C-suite leaders.

What you like to do for fun: Nick is a movie buff who loves traveling the world and immersing himself in different cultures and traditions. When he is at home, you will usually find him enjoying quality time with his partner and their three beloved fur babies.

“Serving on the board of an LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce is important to me because it allows me to actively support economic equity, visibility, and opportunity for LGBTQ-owned businesses and professionals. Board service is a meaningful way for me to give back through leadership, advocacy, and strategic guidance while helping build a more inclusive and resilient business community.”

2026 Secretary

Gary Schumann

Partner, Savrick Schumann Johnson McGarr Kaminski & Shirley, LLP

Pronouns: he/him

Gary Schumann (he/him)

Gary Schumann is an attorney and the founding partner of the Savrick, Schumann, Johnson, McGarr law firm with offices in Austin, Dallas, and Boulder Colorado. He practices as a commercial litigator and appears regularly in state and federal courts.

When not in the courtroom, Gary and his husband Noel Landuyt travel frequently and enjoy exploring the world. Gary is very involved in LGBT advocacy work with the LGBT Bar Association and is also involved with helping promote the local leather

community. He also regularly organizes and puts on political fundraisers for candidates who support LGBT issues.

“The Chamber does a crucial job of raising the visibility and demonstrating the importance of the LGBT community in our city – and I believe there is nothing more important for the LGBT equality movement than visibility. For that reason, I provide my service to the Board to support the Chamber’s projects in every way I can.”

2026 Treasurer

Carly Jenkins

Financial Advisor, JP Morgan Private Bank

Pronouns: she/her

Carly Jenkins (she/her)

Carly Jenkins is a private banker with JPMorgan, serving clients across the Central Texas market. She leads The LGBTQ+ Wealth Strategies in Austin, partnering with

individuals and families to deliver tailored solutions across wealth transfer, investments, leverage, philanthropy, and multi-generational wealth planning. Her work is grounded in helping clients build, preserve, and deploy capital with intention.

Outside of work, Carly enjoys playing competitive sports such as pickleball and ping pong. She also loves traveling, spending time with family and friends, and winding down with a good movie.

“Serving on the Board is meaningful to me because I’m passionate about this community and about serving in ways that increase access to resources, capital, and opportunity. Being part of the Chamber allows me to help support an economy where LGBTQ+ individuals and businesses are included, visible, and able to thrive.”

Board Member

Eve Molnar

Communication Designer & Strategist, Seventh Scout

Pronouns: she/her

Eve Molnar (she/her)

Eve Molnar is a communication designer at Seventh Scout, a boutique woman and gay-owned digital marketing agency, where she focuses on brand identity, marketing communications designs, user experience, and website design. With nearly 30 years of experience, Eve is passionate about using the power of design to make complex information more understandable. She’s also a big typography nerd.

Outside of work, Eve enjoys spending time in nature, biking and hiking, researching local history, reading, and drawing.

“LGBTQIA+ visibility and representation matter more than ever. As a transgender Texan, I hope my service on the Board will demonstrate the positive impact our community has on local businesses and the economy.”

Board Member

Shenghao “Daniel” Wang

Staff Attorney, Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP

Pronouns: he/him

Shenghao “Daniel” Wang (he/him)

Daniel is an electricity regulatory lawyer, advising electric utilities, retail electric providers, generators and power marketers before various state and federal regulatory agencies and counseling them on the regulatory aspects of strategic transactions. His work focuses on ERCOT and competitive electricity markets.

Daniel is an avid politico and pickleball enthusiast with several tournament medals to his name.

“I am honored to serve on the Board as an ally in these challenging times for the LGBTQ community. Everyone deserves equal dignity and a fair shake at prosperity, no matter whom or how they love and I’m proud to help realize that through my service on the Board.”

Board Member

D’Lanie Bockholt

Senior Engineer & Regional Leader for Pride ERG, Dell Technologies

Pronouns: ANY

D’Lanie Bockholt (any pronouns)

D’Lanie Bockholt is a Senior Principal Engineer at Dell Technologies who has represented Dell nationwide, partnering with universities, multinational corporations,

and service providers to turn real‑world feedback into customer‑focused solutions. She spent 10 years leading the Central Texas Pride ERG before transitioning leadership this year. She continues to champion the community through mentoring, advocacy, and volunteer work.

D’Lanie is a lifelong music lover who proudly embraces her status as a live‑music junkie, shaped by Austin’s vibrant music scene. At home, she’s happiest with her wife and their three corgi mixes, who provide equal parts chaos and charm. As a former softball and rugby player, she channels her competitive streak into sports, console gaming, and the pursuit of the perfect taco in Austin.

“Serving on the Chamber Board is deeply personal to me as an native Austinite. I am committed to helping LGBTQ+ and allied businesses thrive while nurturing a community grounded in respect and kindness for everyone.”

Board Member

Syd Young

Owner & Physical Therapist – OutWellness

Pronouns: they/them

Dr. Syd Young – (they/them)

Dr. Syd Young is a physical therapist and founder of OutWellness, Austin’s first queer and trans health and wellness center. They blend evidence-based orthopedic care with trauma-informed, identity-responsive support across physical therapy, strength coaching, and community programming. Syd is passionate about building spaces where people can get high-quality care without having to shrink themselves to fit the room.

Outside of work, Syd loves lifting, spending time with their dogs, and finding small joys that make life feel grounded. They’re also a big fan of community hangouts—whether that’s a game night, a good coffee shop moment, or anything that helps people feel connected.

“Serving on the Chamber Board is meaningful to me because I want to help build a local business community where LGBTQ+ people are not just included, but genuinely supported and invested in. I’m excited to strengthen relationships, advocate for equitable access and opportunity, and

Board Member

Javier Varela

Consultant – The World Bank

Pronouns: he/him

Javier Varela (he/him)

Javier Varela is a technology and product leader with over 25 years of experience spanning the private sector, an AI startup, and international development. He currently works with the World Bank, where he focuses on delivering data-driven digital products that improve decision-making and outcomes in global food and nutrition security. His background combines computer science, product management, and large-scale delivery.

Outside of work, Javier enjoys spending time with his husband and two children. He also loves travel planning – researching destinations, mapping routes, and finding the next place his family will explore together.

“Serving on the Chamber Board is meaningful to me because I believe in supporting and strengthening our LGBTQ+ business community, especially in times like these. I want to serve my community and contribute my skills and experience to help ensure it continues to grow, connect, and thrive.”

Board Member

Lisa Chase

Senior Director of Development, Greater Austin YMCA

Pronouns: she/her

Lisa Chase (she/her)

Lisa Chase is a senior philanthropy and partnerships executive with nearly 20 years of experience and over $140M raised for mission-driven organizations. She currently serves as Senior Director of Development for the Greater Austin YMCA and is pursuing her MBA at American University.

Outside of work, Lisa enjoys trekking and international travel, often seeking out experiences that blend culture, nature, and community.

As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, serving on the ALGBTCC Board allows me to align my lived experience with my professional expertise. I’m passionate about advancing inclusive economic growth and ensuring LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs have the support and platform to thrive in Austin.

Ex Officio Board Member

Tina Cannon

Vice President, Strategic Alliances and Executive Director of the Visit Austin Foundation

Pronouns: she/her

Tina Cannon (she/her)

Tina Cannon is Vice President of Partnerships and Executive Director of the Visit Austin Foundation, where she leads strategic partnerships and the Foundation’s mission to support education, job training, and career opportunities in Austin’s hospitality, music, and tourism industries. A Texas State University graduate with a degree in Accounting, Tina’s career spans entrepreneurship (founder and CEO of PetsMD.com), public service (Senior Policy Analyst for Austin City Council and VP of Government Relations at the Greater Austin Chamber), and nonprofit leadership (former President & CEO of the Austin LGBT Chamber of Commerce). She is a two-time Austin Business Journal Power Player and recognized Fearless Game-Changer.

When she’s not working to elevate Austin as a premier destination, Tina enjoys cheering on Manchester United, exploring Austin’s ever-evolving culinary scene, and spending time with her wife—with whom she made history as the first LGBT couple married in the Texas Capitol in 2017.

“I’m honored to continue serving the Austin LGBT Chamber of Commerce, an organization I had the privilege of leading as President & CEO, where we significantly grew membership and revenue while championing economic prosperity and

equality. That experience showed me the transformative power of creating space for LGBTQ+ and allied businesses to thrive. I remain on the board because I’m invested in seeing this organization continue to evolve, expand its impact, and ensure that Austin’s economy reflects the full diversity of our community. This work is personal—it’s about building the inclusive, prosperous future we all deserve.”

Ex Officio Board Member

Emily Alley

Senior Vice President, Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce

Pronouns: she/her

Emily Alley (she/her)

Emily is a seasoned professional with an 10+ year commitment to advancing the Austin Chamber of Commerce’s mission. Emily started her Chamber career in the Global Technology & Innovation department, and her trajectory led her to the role of Senior Vice President. In addition to leading the Operations Team, she takes the helm in organizing the Chamber’s annual InterCity and Federal Advocacy trips, showcasing her leadership expertise and dedication to both internal and external initiatives.

Emily enjoys spending time with her family and friends, as well as traveling with her husband, Jay, their 1 year old daughter Olivia and their golden retriever, Ranger.

“Serving on the Austin LGBT Chamber Board is truly meaningful to me. I believe deeply in the Chamber’s mission and in showing up as a real, vocal ally to the

LGBTQ+ community through visible support, advocacy, and action. I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve alongside such thoughtful leaders and to help support a more inclusive business community in Austin.”