MarinLink opened its doors at Northgate in August 2004 with the intention and purpose of connecting Marin’s vast resources to enhance the quality of life for all residents of Marin.

Nancy Boyce, Founder, held the vision of collaborative programs and projects that addressed unmet community needs and just doing things better through focused communication and collaboration.

That vision has translated to MarinLink’s growing Fiscal Sponsorship Program that addresses many of the issues that we confront every day: transportation, sustainability, the disenfranchised, education and many more!

Nancy Boyce, RN, MA
A resident of Marin County for more than 30 years, Nancy is the founder and President of Marin Link. She has been honored as a Public Health Hero by Marin County’s Department of Health & Human Services for her work as a school nurse, founding the Marin Integrative Healing Network, and creating the Pre-School Health Resource Manual. She has served on numerous boards and councils in Marin, and is committed to creating community connections for the people and programs of Marin County.

Mary O’Mara
Mary joined MarinLink since its inception to bring her background of growing up in Marin, working in schools and non profits and business acumen to create, with Nancy, the Board of Directors and dedicated volunteers, the infrastructure to support community based projects, programs and initiatives.

Joanne Molyneaux
Joanne is Chief Financial Officer of Marin Link. A business and systems consultant for more than 20 years, Joanne worked extensively with the telecommunications industry on creating benchmark customer care and feedback systems. Turning to nonprofit work seven years ago, she is on the board of Ross Valley Ecumenical Housing Association, and Sukhasiddhi Foundation, a Marin-based Buddhist meditation and study center.

Joanne Molyneaux was on our Founding Board of Directors and remains a key volunteer and source of inspiration and wisdom for MarinLink. She has taken the lead for many of our projects, most recently, Project Homeless Connect. Her dedication and work is reflected in the founding of MarinLink and her ongoing commitment to its Mission.

Gregg Siegel
Gregg is an attorney who has been practicing law for the past eighteen years in the Bay Area and Santa Barbara. He attended college at the University of California at Santa Barbara and law school at Santa Clara University. He resides in San Rafael with his wife, Stephanie. Whenever possible he enjoys outdoor activities including biking through the beautiful hills of Marin County.

Ken Kurtzig
After working in the corporate and non-profit sectors for over a decade with PeopleSoft, eBenefits, and then CompassPoint Nonprofit Services, Ken pulled together the best aspects of each along with his passion for the environment to start iReuse in 2004. iReuse is the industry leader in facilitating the reuse of unwanted products and materials. From fortune 500 companies down to small residential clients, iReuse leverages the tremendous benefits of reuse to save customers time and money while helping the community and the environment.

Tamara Hull
Tamara, a principal with Hull, Eisenbarth and Associates in San Rafael is passionate about the environment. As a member of Sustainable San Rafael, she promotes and advocates sustainability in areas of green building and waste management. In addition, she is an advocate for affordable housing and works closely with local government to create opportunities for low income residents to afford to live in Marin. Tamara generously donates her time to many non profits by providing tax advice pro bono.