Ali is a future physician and proud advocate of adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer survivorship advocacy and awareness. He works closely with many AYA survivors and he is committed to improving quality of care for cancer survivors. Ali holds a Bachelor's degree from the University of California, Berkeley and Master's from the University of Cambridge. His motivation and passion are rooted through the strength, creativity and passion of every young survivor he meets. Connect with Ali on the SeventyK Wellness Network. 

Ryan is based out of San Francisco and strongly believes that the web is the perfect medium for activism and change.  He is co-founder of Pipette, a new health care startup bringing doctors and patients closer. Ryan has been instrumental in creating the vision of SeventyK and is finding ways to get the group's voice heard using the latest web technologies. You can connect with him on the SeventyK Wellness Network. 

Sarah received her Bachelor’s degree in Public Health, from the University of California, Berkeley and is currently studying to become a physician.  She is a significant contributor to the Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Program developed and organized by Dr. Sender.  She is committed to improving the health and well being of all young people diagnosed with cancer.  Sarah is inspired by her fellow AYA advocates and hopes to effect change in the understanding of AYA cancer. Connect with her on the SeventyK Wellness Network.

Stacy is dedicated to strengthening and expanding the medical and psychosocial support available to adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer patients, survivors, caregivers, and supporters. She hopes to raise awareness of the needs of AYA patients to both healthcare providers and patients alike. Stacy received her Bachelor's degree from the University of California, Berkeley and her Master's degree from Columbia University. You can connect with her on the SeventyK Wellness Network.

Bruce was an original member of the SeventyK team.  He lost his battle to cancer in 2011.  He was a business owner in Orange County who devoted his time to helping organizations like SeventyK.  As a father, Bruce was passionate about advocating issues that were important for youth.  He became involved with SeventyK to advocate the correct philosophy for treating young adults with cancer and survivors of cancer.