Janie Ellis is the driving force behind many things that keep CTAP moving forward. Her insistence on the highest humanly possible final product is an inspiration to all who have had the pleasure of working with her. She brings out the absolute best in people, because she won’t accept anything less.

Many years ago, Edie Arrowsmith was one of only a few women race car drivers. Today there are many more thanks to her mentoring and support. Edie joined CTAP when it was formed and, as in the rest of her life, she never looked back. She has a passion for preservation and goes the extra mile to assure that historic artifacts and buildings receive the attention they deserve.

Scottsdale Architect and author of Creating Value, Smart Development and Green Design, Vernon Swaback has served as a key member on the Board of CTAP since its inception in 2000. With his strong leadership and vision toward sustainability, Vern has helped assure that the purposes and concept of CTAP has stayed its course over the years.

Joyce Winston’s background in non-profit corporations has been extremely valuable to CTAP since 2006. She has been involved and supported many many non-profits all over the state of Arizona throughout her career.

Janie Ellis is the driving force behind many things that keep CTAP moving forward. Her insistence on the highest humanly possible final product is an inspiration to all who have had the pleasure of working with her. She brings out the absolute best in people, because she won’t accept anything less.

Financially savy, Ralph Kimball has provided wisdom and guidance to the Board for several years. He is a former Professor at Babson College and Thunderbird School of Global Management (formerly: Thunderbird International School of Business). He also brings a deep passion and appreciation for ancient art and art forms.

A member of the Kitchell family, Suki Edwards brings her high energy and good humor to CTAP. Suki has served as the Corporate Secretary since 2007. With her creative talent and common sense, CTAP has been organized and well maintained.

Many years ago, Edie Arrowsmith was one of only a few women race car drivers. Today there are many more thanks to her mentoring and support. Edie joined CTAP when it was formed and, as in the rest of her life, she never looked back. She has a passion for preservation and goes the extra mile to assure that historic artifacts and buildings receive the attention they deserve.

The youngest son of the Ellis family, Dr. Michael Ellis brings a sense of history and wonder to CTAP. His involvement and support since its inception, has been invaluable. Michael is a retired Professor from the New Mexico State University.

A long family history in art and finance, real estate expert, Alan Kempner grew up on Cattle Track and is dedicated to preserving it and furthering its purposes.