Mike Dumont serves as Board Chair of the Sausalito Community Boating Center and is a familiar face around the waterfront. He and his family moved to Sausalito in 2019 after a stint living aboard, and quickly fell in love with the town’s unique waterfront community. Having only learned to sail since moving to Sausalito, he's committed to expanding access to the water to help more people discover the activity earlier in life.
By day, Mike works in technology, where he focuses on building systems and solving complex problems. At SCBC, he brings that same mindset to strengthening the organization’s infrastructure, finances, and long-term planning so the community can grow in a sustainable way.
He’s also an avid sailor working toward his captain’s license and instructor certifications and loves being part of the vibrant network of sailors, volunteers, and neighbors that make SCBC such a special place.
A native of the Bay Area, Joe grew up on the water in California, Hawaii, Guam, and the Philippines—experiences that shaped his lifelong passion for sharing water sports with others. His earliest memories include watching his mother maintain their Chris Craft cabin cruiser in a Sausalito boatyard and his father's navigational lessons learned the hard way in San Pablo Bay.
As a US Sailing Certified Instructor since 1993, Joe brings three decades of maritime education experience to his work as Vice Chair/President of the Sausalito Community Boating Center's Board. He is committed to teaching courses and supporting the Center's mission to provide access to water sports for the entire community.
An accomplished sailor, swimmer, paddler, and rower, Joe's extensive water adventures have taken him sailing, snorkeling, paddling, and body-surfing across the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Florida, Fiji, Mexico, Hawaii, South Africa, Australia, and the Philippines. A US Navy veteran, Joe is dedicated to bringing his passion and expertise to the Boating Center's programs and leadership.
For the past 33 years, J. has called Marin County home after growing up in San Diego and spending many years in Orange County. He currently enjoys sailing the San Francisco Bay on a 20-foot gaff-rigged traditional sailboat he designed and built himself.
J. is a retired professional (since 2010) with substantial leadership experience serving on non-profit boards and advisory committees. In the financial services industry, his work encompassed global sales, financial oversight, governance, strategic planning, and portfolio management, with a focus on innovative product development.
In her current ‘day job,’ Aubree is something like Senior Cat Herder and Chief Organizational Officer for the social impact sector of a leadership advisory and executive search firm. In her spare work time, she leads the Bay Area’s community engagement committee. In her free time, she volunteers with the Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
Previously, she has worked in a variety of education-focused spaces, including at a zoo, the Bay Area Discovery Museum, and in the Marin Headlands. She adores toddler and preschool-aged kiddos and co-creating developmentally appropriate outdoor education experiences for people of all ages.
She also loves designing, iterating on, improving, and streamlining systems.
Aubree’s career, while a bit rambling (much like this bio), has a focused through-line of advancing access and equity via community-driven programming and places. She has lived and worked in Sausalito off-and-on since 2011 and is thrilled to join SCBC in its pursuit to increase access to Richardson Bay and create enriching educational experiences for all.
Steve and his wife live in Mill Valley. A passionate small boat sailor, Steve’s love of the water was fostered by his father, who built two sailboats and introduced him to sailing in Puget Sound. Steve is a US Sailing Level 1 Instructor and is looking forward to teaching sailing to adults and youth at SCBC. Steve sails his dinghy, ‘Little Wing,’ all over the Bay Area. He strongly believes the public needs more access to water and is excited to be helping the Sausalito Community Boating Center accomplish that goal.
Annette is a lifelong nature lover and chronic volunteer who lives in Sausalito with husband Mike and young son. She got hooked on SCBC's mission many years before moving to Sausalito and is thrilled to be able to help make this dream a reality!
She’s currently the Senior Manager at the Presidio Nursery with Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy where she and her team connect with the community whilecultivating native plants.
I am a proud member of the SCBC Board. For the last 5 years, I have been an Associate Professor at Santa Rosa Junior College. I very much enjoy meeting the students, sharing my experiences. Prior joining the Santa Rosa JC faculty, I worked 35 years in the technology industry. For some of the largest multi-national companies such as IBM to privately funded venture backed companies. I ran World Wide Sales and Field Operations for a majority of those years.
Tom has lived in Sausalito and Mill Valley for over 24 years, raising two boys with his wife, Susanne, both on a houseboat and on land. A lifelong waterman, he fell in love with windsurfing in college where he started a windsurf program, and later transitioned to sailing and now wing foiling on the Bay.
Newly retired, Tom is passionate about helping others discover the freedom and beauty of life on the water. He is honored to be on the Board of SCBC working to expand public access and create meaningful on-the-water experiences for the community.
