Leadership
The Phoenix Project is a group of Bay Area residents who care deeply about San Francisco and are bringing to light the dark money that’s exploiting our city.
Anabel Ibanez
Vice President
Anabel Ibanez is a dynamic leader in political advocacy, serves as the Co-President of the SF Latinx Democratic Club, Executive Board member at United Educators of San Francisco, and Co-Founder of the Pueblo Unido Democratic Club. Her dedication to education & political engagement marks her as a pivotal figure in shaping progressive policies and community empowerment.
Keane Chukwuneta
Secretary
Keane Chukwuneta is a seasoned political strategist and organizer, currently as Senior Campaign Coordinator at Jobs with Justice SF along with a deep commitment to labor rights and political advocacy. From directing field operations for congressional campaigns to spearheading voter engagement initiatives, Keane's expertise has been pivotal in shaping progressive campaigns and policies across California.
Ben Grieff
Board Member
Ben Grieff began his organizing career working to unionize healthcare workers. Since then has directed canvass operations and ran various electoral field organizing projects. In 2011 he co-founded Evolve California, a non profit based in San Francisco, and is now the Executive Director. He leads Evolve’s work to reform Proposition 13 and fully fund California’s public education system.
Jeremy Mack
Executive Director & Treasurer
Jeremy Mack is a dedicated advocate for transformative public policy, with a Master's from the University of San Francisco and a dual major from Bates College. Specializing in Restorative Justice and ethical urban development, his work spans policy research, community organizing, and impactful academic work on the Better Neighborhoods, Same Neighbors Initiative in East Oakland.
Erin McElroy
Board Member
Erin McElroy is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Washington, where their work focuses on gentrification, technology, empire, and racial capitalism, alongside housing justice organizing and transnational solidarities. Erin is cofounder of the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project and directs Landlord Tech Watch, and is author of Silicon Valley Imperialism: Techno Fantasies and Frictions in Postsocialist Times and coeditor of Counterpoints: A San Francisco Bay Area Atlas of Displacement and Resistance.

Anya Worley-Ziegmann
Board Member
Anya Worley-Ziegmann is a leader in San Francisco budget advocacy with extensive expertise in the complex area and a background in helping community groups coordinate strategy. Anya also provides public political education on local politics through their role on the Electoral Board of the Democratic Socialists of America, San Francisco chapter.