brings over seven years of hands-on experience working with adults with disabilities, after a long career as a dedicated police officer. His commitment to giving back inspired the heart of Project MAC, which proudly carries his initials in its name and which also stands for music arts and communication.

is a special needs mom, knows firsthand the challenges families face in finding programs that truly celebrate and support their loved ones. With 20 years of professional experience in business development and a deep personal commitment to advocacy, she helps shape Project MAC into a safe, creative, and empowering community.

brings a global perspective, bridging communities and industries with her dynamic leadership and passion for inclusion. Recognized as Employee of the Year in Careers & Disabled Magazine (2021) and named to Mogul’s Top 100 DEIB Leaders to Watch (2022), Atiba is a true champion of diversity and belonging. A Stage IV inflammatory breast cancer thriver, she lives by the motto “broken crayons still color.” Beyond Project MAC, Atiba serves on multiple nonprofit boards, using her voice to amplify others and inspire future leaders.