The Board
Robin Dunlap
President
Robin was a teacher in Zuni Pueblo and was one of the founding members of the cooperative, Keshi, Inc., formed in 1981. Robin has been involved with Zuni artists since 1980, and continues promoting them and their beautiful artwork through Keshi Foundation projects and programs.
Scott Nadler
Board Member
Scott is the Principal and Founder of Nadler Strategy LLC, based in Santa Fe NM. Scott has over 40 years of experience with a wide range of economic development, sustainability, and business activities. His experience includes working with government, for-profit firms (including private equity), non-profit organizations, and impact investment. He is also a Senior Fellow with the Global Environmental Management Initiative. Scott has also taught at Northwestern University in both undergraduate and MBA programs. His blog on “Practical, sustainable strategy” can be found here.
Bronwyn Fox
Board Member
Bronwyn spent several formative years living in Zuni Pueblo, which she considers the most life-defining of all her experiences. She is currently the owner/chief steward of Keshi, the Zuni Connection, a gallery in downtown Santa Fe which was founded in 1981 as a co-operative by Zuni artists and schoolteachers, a group which included Bronwyn's mother, Robin Dunlap.
Keshi's mission is one grounded in the principles of Fair Trade. Bronwyn considers herself most fortunate to work with that for which she has a passion-authentic and beautiful Native American art.
Peter Kahn
Executive Director
Peter has a decades-long career as an entrepreneur, award-winning graphic designer and photographer, retailer, Realtor, and non-profit executive director. Always seeking to understand the human condition better, he habitually studies many things and looks for ways to analyze, synthesize, and apply appropriate solutions where needed.
Laurel Wyckoff
Laurel Wyckoff attended Trinity College of Music in London and graduated from Philadelphia Musical Academy with a bachelor’s degree in music performance. For two decades, she was principal flutist with Relâche, a new music ensemble based in Philadelphia. She directed a community music school in Media, PA, for a couple of years before becoming director of programs for the Montana Arts Council. After serving as Louisiana’s Assistant Secretary for Cultural Development, she moved to New Mexico to be near her family. Most recently, She managed community engagement and educational activities for New Mexico PBS for fourteen years before retiring at the beginning of 2024.