Growing up, Rebecca (Becky) Cook spent many weekends in the garage designing and printing on their C&P. She often surprised her parents by announcing she had volunteered to print tickets for the Homecoming Dance or campaign posters for a friend in Youth and Government. Becky attended University of California, San Diego and after receiving a degree in Mathematics she began her 27 year career in High-tech Supply Chain management. Becky leads art seminars at her children's school, takes paper making and bookbinding classes at SFCB, and fills her living room with various art projects. In 2023 Becky retired to spend time with family, volunteer and focus on moving her family printing studio to the San Francisco Peninsula. 

David is the Curator of Rare Books and Literary Manuscripts at The Bancroft Library, University of California Berkeley. He previously worked at the Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University; the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University; and St Edmund Hall, Oxford University.

Mark is a Silicon Valley technology professional with a background in computer imaging and digital printing/publishing. He has held senior and executive roles at large corporations and early stage venture-funded companies in engineering, business development, sales and marketing. He has a passion for books and maps, along with an interest and curiosity in the history of printing and traditional printmaking techniques.

Judy Shasky Nadler joins the board after a decade at Sunset Magazine, two terms as mayor of the city of Santa Clara, and 11 years as Senior Fellow in Government Ethics at Santa Clara University, where she provided  ethics education to public officials and the press.

She has served on many non-profit boards and held leadership positions with the Arts Council of Silicon Valley, Harvard Kennedy School Alumni Council, Triton Museum of Art, American Leadership Forum, and United States Conference of Mayors. 

Her lifelong love of books has led her to learn letterpress printing, bookbinding, paper marbling, Copperplate calligraphy, and many other skills at SFCB.

David Senior is the Director of Library at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. He was formerly the Senior Bibliographer at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, where he managed collection development of MoMA’s Library, including the library’s artists’ books collection. Senior has lectured and published widely on the history of artists' publications and modes of archiving avant-garde art and design activities of the 20th cen­tury. He has also curated numerous exhibitions of books, magazines and printed ephemera. Since 2009, Senior has produced a program of events for Printed Matter's New York Art Book Fair and also, the Los Angeles Art Book Fair called the Classroom. To date, the Classroom has involved over 500 talks, readings and performances. Senior also organizes the program of events at the San Francisco Art Book Fair.