THE PEOPLE BEHIND BFB
WE’RE JUST GETTING STARTED.
BFB is powered by a small but mighty team of staff and volunteers who believe in the mission and show up every day to make it real.
Together, we plan, sort, load, drive, restock, connect, and keep putting books within reach.
We’re a team.
We’re a community.
And we love
what we do.
Our Board.
Our Team.
Our Commitment.
We’re a group of readers, doers, and believers working together to expand access to books and freedom to choose so more people can experience the life-changing power of reading.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dean Harman
President
RN at University of Utah Health — Stroke Center
David Everett
Owner of Back of Beyond Book Brigade in Moab
Sam Dutton
Treasurer
State Data Coordinator at Utah State Library Division
Karilyn Frazier
Specialist for Jordan School District
Karen Lui
Director at Highland City Library
Our board provides guidance, governance, and a shared commitment to our mission.
STAFF
Cal Crosby
Executive Director & Chief Vision and Strategy Officer
Leads our mission, partnerships, and strategic vision to expand access to books and opportunity.
Ann Seaton
Chief Implementation & Integration Officer
Oversees communications, operations and internal systems that keep our work moving forward.
Keith Jones
Chief Operations & Logistics Officer
Oversees stock management, deliveries, and on-the-ground operations.
Abby Riley
Coordinator, Scheduling & Organizational Support
Supports scheduling, communications, and organizational coordination.
Taylor Natt
Day-to-day Social Media Execution
Handles daily social media content, engagement, and community connection under Cal’s Direction.
BFB uses AI as a working tool to extend the capacity of our small team. Our human team remains responsible for the ideas, decisions, accuracy, and final work.
GUIDED BY OUR VALUES
We are a team of readers, thinkers, doers, and believers. We come from different backgrounds, but we share a conviction in the life-changing power of books and the people they reach.
Access to books.
Freedom to choose.
That’s the revolution.
