Alexa Delwiche is the Food Policy Coordinator for the Los Angeles Food Policy Council, and was coordinator for the Los Angeles Food Policy Task Force. Alexa worked closely with the Task Force to produce and present to the Mayor of Los Angeles the Good Food for All Agenda: Creating a New Regional Food System for Los Angeles. Prior to her work with the LA Food Policy Task Force, she was a legislative analyst for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and a food systems consultant. She also worked as a strategic researcher for the United Farm Workers. Alexa has a bachelor's degree from UC Santa Barbara and a Master's of Public Policy from UCLA.

As the Communications Coordinator for the Los Angeles Food Policy Council, Haan-Fawn Chau is focused on managing the organization's website and newsletters and fostering communication between the 100+ members of the Food Policy Council and its eight Working Groups. Haan-Fawn brings with her nine years of leadership experience in the nonprofit sector, plus a background in environmental issues and urban planning. From 1999-2006 she worked for the ocean conservation group Heal the Bay, where she specialized in watershed education, public outreach and event planning, and in 2009 she authored a report on green infrastructure and low impact development practices for the City of Los Angeles Board of Public Works. Haan-Fawn earned her undergraduate degree in earth & environmental science from Wesleyan University and holds a master's degree in urban planning from UCLA.

Clare Fox is the Outreach Coordinator for the Los Angeles Food Policy Council. She works closely with LAFPC's eight Working Groups to incubate projects that build leadership capacity for a sustainable and equitable food system. Clare also coordinates the pilot of the Community Market Conversion Program of the Community Redevelopment Agency of Los Angeles, which assists neighborhood markets to sell more fresh fruits and vegetables in South Los Angeles. Previously, Clare worked on green jobs policy research for the UCLA Labor Center and as a radio producer and reporter for Youth Radio and NPR. Clare has a bachelor's degree from Mount Holyoke College and a master's in urban planning from UCLA.

Gina Quattrochi is the Social Media, Administrative, and Research Support Staff for the Los Angeles Food Policy Council. Gina has a bachelor's degree from Loyola Marymount University, has worked locally in food services, and continues to work towards a career in food policy and nutrition advocacy. Gina loves spreading the word about Good Food on Twitter!