Born and raised in Denton, Texas. Later moved to Dallas to work for IBM Corporation as personal assistant. Arrived in San Diego in 1971, and never looked back. Opened bookkeeping and tax practice, Barbara Bolt and Associates, in 1975, which ultimately sold to American Express Tax & Business Services in San Diego. Retired and sold tax practice in 2014. Have one son still living in Denton, Texas. Have one grandson living in Burbank who I raised from age 8 (28 now). San Diego Junion Women’s Club – member 1971-80. Held various offices including President of the organization. Joined Globe Guilders in 2010. Have been Treasurer for the past 9 years. Chaired many projects. Worked extensively on the annual fashion show which raises over $100,000 each year. Have worked closely with The Globe Development Department and Finance Department over the years. Created and facilitates the Cygnet Social Circle for Cygnet Theatre in 2017. Organizes Meet the Artists luncheons for CSC members for every Cygnet production. Organized bus trip to Segerstrom Theater to see Come from Away. Donor and subscriber to The Old Globe and Cygnet Theatre. Attend select productions of several other San Diego theatres.

Vice President, Analysis and Evaluation Network

Pamela is a program evaluation consultant to non-profit organizations and public agencies in the San Diego area. She holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from Northwestern University, and was a member of the University of Florida’s Sociology Department for many years. She is a former Planning Commissioner for the City of Del Mar.

Linda was born in Manhattan and grew up in the northern suburbs of New York City. At an early age her parents took me to see Broadway musicals, including Peter Pan with Mary Martin. She have always been passionate about the arts, attending theatre, symphonies, operas and more. Her career as a biologist/pre-med major was in biomedical research, often interacting with patients. She feel that science as well has shaped her thinking and view of the world.

She and her husband, Mark, became Cygnet patrons after she saw Las Meninas with a friend and insisted on purchasing season tickets. They have been Cygnet enthusiasts ever since.

Linda feels it is important to give her time to non-profit organizations. She has volunteered at her daughter’s schools, was a Brownie-Girl Scout leader for 12 years, and was a long standing member of the La Jolla Opera, A docent for Advocates for Classical Music (15 + years), and a reader for Words Alive (14+ years).

Her time in the academic world includes working for UCSD SOM for 24 years and 2 other medical schools for 4 years.