A lifelong resident of Jefferson County, Danny comes from a line of community activists; his parents Doug and Nancy have initiated numerous community led endeavors including The Port Townsend sister city with Jalapa Nicaragua, Rosewind Co-housing and the Port Townsend Peace Movement; his sister Amanda is the Executive Director of the Jefferson County Farmers Market. Danny is the owner of Thunderbull Productions, one of the creators of Strait up Magazine and a founding producer of numerous annual traditions on the Quimper Peninsula. Danny is well known for using the words BOOM and BOOMSHAKALAKA.

A Pacific Northwest native, Megan is passionate about community engagement and public discourse around social justice, human rights, environmental stewardship, and the arts. A graduate of Western Washington University, she worked for 10 years as an award-winning journalist and photographer before transitioning into fundraising and development in 2014. Today, Megan works predominantly for non-profits and public corporations pursuing funding for capital projects and program development. She has raised more than $14 million to date via federal, state and philanthropic sources and has effectively advocated for campaigns at the local and state level. Megan has served on multiple nonprofit boards in Jefferson County, most recently for KPTZ 91.9FM, co-chairing a special committee to raise $750,000 for a new station and broadcasting studio. She has partnered with Thunderbull Productions since 2013.

Kiyota has spent the last decade working in web development and database architecture and management. An independently contracted full stack software engineer with a lean towards front end systems, he also serves on a team building and maintaining a proprietary CMS and event ticketing framework specializing in seminars and registered events for nonprofit organizations. A founding member of the performing arts group NANDA, Kiyota has partnered with Danny Milholland to produce numerous events up and down the West Coast.

A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Dan has more than 20 years of professional experience in electrical systems, construction, and carpentry. He an avid environmentalist and is thankful to be part of the Power Trip Energy team, which shares his views on creating renewable energy for future generations. Dan has partnered with Danny Milholland since 2009 and specializes in event logistics and traffic management. He is an active community volunteer, from Kitsap County Search & Rescue to the Quimper Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, and more. He is proud to call Port Townsend home along with his wife and two daughters.