Tommy Frasene served as a utility man fellow whose duties stretched from writing client stories to evaluating donor management software. During his freshmen year at the University of Washington, he saw Nobel laureate and microfinance pioneer Muhammad Yunus speak on campus, and he went on to help form the school's Campus Kiva club. After this initial immersion in the Seattle microfinance community, he heard from a fellow Campus Kiva member about Lumana and its opportunities for student involvement. He took off from there. Tommy holds a bachelor's degree in international studies and economics, and he looks forward to investigating innovative methods of combatting poverty around the world.

Brady joined Lumana last November of 2010 to drive the holiday giving campaign. Since then he has continued to help Lumana in outreach efforts ranging from recruiting interns to researching grant opportunities and attending community events in an effort to grow Lumana’s constituent base. He became involved with Lumana through a Social Entrepreneurship Club meeting at the University of Washington. Brady brings with him a diverse background of experience and expertise. He has worked, volunteered, and traveled in over twenty countries around the world. Brady is currently achieving his MPA from the Evans School at the University of Washington.

Chad Skeers is a software developer and open-source enthusiast who served as Lumana's operations director in Ghana. He was responsible for implementing Lumana's technological projects and designing future programs. He believes that accessible mobile technology will revolutionize the global development industry. During his time with Lumana, he also volunteered for Open Data Kit and was the Lead Engineer for software development projects at Birds Eye Media.  

Antonia met Lumana-Staff in Ghana in December of 2010 and joined Lumana as a fellow in Ghana. She was responsible for taking pictures of the clients and the whole Credit-Project, as well as doing interviews with and without video and produce some video-footadge. She also worked on the agriculture related research and newsletter layout.  Antonia stayed with Lumana in Ghana for half a year until June 2011 and took most of the portraits and other pictures on the our website.  Back in Germany, where Antonia comes from, she works as a photographer and graphic-designer. In the fall of 2011, she'll start working on a degree in Economy- and Communication studies.

Lindsey originally helped Lumana develop their first Needs Assessment Survey in 2009. She has since has worked as Lumana's Communications and PR Director, helping with marketing and fundraising. She is currently working in Ghana as Lumana's Operations Director from May - November 2011. Lindsey is the co-founder of ArtSumo.com and Hub Seattle, and works as a social media consultant to help nonprofits and social enterprise organizations use social media to build profit and positive impact. Lindsey graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Linguistics in 2009, and has been continuing her language studies while traveling ever since. Lindsey believes in Lumana's ability to fundamentally shift the way young people think about global development and their involvement in the world around them.