Company Bios

McCrae Parker,a SF Bay Area native, has spent 25 years working at the intersection of digital technology access, media advocacy, community empowerment and equity. His roles at local, state and national levels have ranged from community educator to policy advocate to senior leadership positions in local and national organizations. Most recently, McCrae was the Deputy Director at MediaJustice a national organization focused on media rights, access, representation and power for POC/LGBTQ+ communities in the digital arena. Prior, he was the Managing Director of ZeroDivide where he designed and implemented capacity building and leadership development projects that leveraged digital technology in under-resourced and under-served communities for social equity and justice outcomes in vulnerable communities. McCrae is currently an Advisor for Public Matters, Inc. (Los Angeles, CA) and serves as a consultant for the The Dialogue Company (National).

Kathleen Moore is a native San Franciscan. She has spent over 25 years in children’s non-profit arts education with the San Francisco Arts Education Project (SFArtsED), an early collaborator with the JGPG Youth Education program. Kathleen received a BA in Physical Education with a Dance Emphasis from San Francisco State University and has a dance performance background that stretches back to the late 1970’s. She has served on the boards of Pearl Ubungen Dancers and Musicians and the Tenderloin Reflection and Education Center. As a side gig, Kathleen has designed and built thousands (whew!) of children’s costumes for SFArtsED and the Brisbane Dance Workshop. The highlight of Kathleen’s week is JGPG’s Movement for Humans class and she has been a fan and grateful witness of the deeply tender, humorous, and honest work of Joe Goode and JGPG for over two decades. Kathleen’s intention is to listen and actively support JGPG and all of its programs in any and every way that is truly helpful. She sends gratitude to po po Helen Kwan who came to America as a picture book bride and paper daughter. Her sacrifices have made her granddaughter’s journey and service in the arts possible.

Regina Dick-Endrizzi drove to San Francisco in 1986 with a U-Haul full of used clothes to open the Haight St. Buffalo Exchange, Ltd., and to explore its contemporary dance scene. That year she met Joe Goode when she took his dance class. For thirteen years Regina worked as a District Director for Buffalo Exchange, Ltd, eventually found herself in city government, first as a legislative aide to a Member of the SF Board of Supervisors. In 2009, then Mayor Gavin Newsom appointed her Executive Director to the Office of Small Business and Small Business Commission. A position she held until retirement in 2022. Regina’s journey with the Joe Goode Performance Group (JGPG) began when she saw The Ascension of Big Linda into the Skies of Montana and was moved by Joe’s extraordinary ability to distill down complex feelings to a few gestures, a few words, or sounds, then combine them to get to the raw place of being human. Regina joined the JGPG Board of Directors (1989 -1999), and has continued to support JGPG, including as Assistant Producers for Traveling Light along with her wife Irene. Regina is honored to rejoin the JGPG Board of Directors. She has a Bachelor of Arts (Dance) from University of Arizona, and a recipient of the San Francisco Bay Guardian 2009 Small Business Advocate Award.

Kara Page took her first dance class at age 4 in a small town in Michigan and has continued dancing ever since. While taking a gap year before they were cool, she studied and mastered French and went on to get a bachelor’s degree in French while continuing to dance. After finishing an M.A. in Political Science, she moved to Seattle with 3 suitcases to embark on her career, focused on marketing, event planning and, later, search engine optimization, working for Fortune 500 Tech Companies and leading her own marketing consulting business. She met Joe Goode Performance Group while working on a customer video project and selected them as a QuickBooks Online customer. Kara enjoys reading and journaling plus any activities that keep her moving. She lives in the Bay Area with her two sports loving sons.

Krista Lane joined Joe Goode Performance Group in 2010 as Program Manager, where she helped the organization move to its current home in the Mission District and developed or continued programs in venue rental, education, and production touring. In 2012, Krista moved into technical recruiting at Yelp, where she used her JGPG experience to build a competitive internship program that improved employee retention and grew into the single-largest talent source for engineering managers at the company. She stuck with various talent and HR roles in the tech industry until 2020, when she began consulting independently. In 2024, Krista officially founded Headwaters HR, blending her experience with startups and nonprofits to support small organizations of all kinds, elevating workplace operational standards in HR and beyond.

Scott Hunt brings a lifelong passion for the arts and extensive expertise in education fundraising to the Joe Goode Performance Group board. A native of New Hampshire’s White Mountains, Scott’s early artistic background includes performing at the Weathervane Theatre and training at the White Mountain Summer Dance Festival. His academic pursuits led him to Miami, Paris, and New York City, eventually launching a 25-year career dedicated to advancing educational institutions through strategic development and fundraising. After decades of visiting San Francisco, Scott relocated to the city recently to continue his leadership in the education sector. A devoted fan of JGPG since the 1990s, his favorite shows include Maverick Strain and Wonderboy. Previously, Scott served on boards of theatre companies, performance venues, and food-focused organizations. He is an avid traveler and hiker and also enjoys exploring the Bay Area’s culinary and viticultural landscape.