Bryna Gordon is the manager of corporate communications at Memorial Health. She served as Humane Society president in Tallahassee, Florida before moving to the Savannah area. While in Tallahassee, she also served on the city’s animal shelter control board overseeing the staff and daily operations of the shelter. In addition, she was a board member for St. Francis Wildlife Refuge. Since moving to Savannah, she has been an active volunteer with several animal rescue groups including PAWS of Effingham. Bryna lives on a farm in Effingham County with her husband, daughter, and several rescued animals.

Elizabeth Miller, M.D., is a founding partner of the Georgia Eye Institute and is Director of refractive surgery. Dr. Miller received her undergraduate degree from Rollins College in Florida and her Doctor of Medicine degree at SUNY Upstate Medical School in Syracuse, New York. Dr. Miller did her post-graduate training at Wills Eye Hospital and completed a fellowship in oculoplastics at Strong Memorial Hospital, University of Rochester. After completing her fellowship Dr. Miller came to Savannah to practice and in 1987 joined Georgia Eye Institute. Dr. Miller is a board-certified ophthalmologist that specializes in cataract and anterior segment surgery, oculoplastics, refractive surgery, including LASIK, and has performed thousands of successful procedures.

Bridget Patrick Michalski is the managing partner of Savannah Wine Cellar. After graduating from Rutgers University with a degree in Finance, she worked briefly in the mortgage industry before following her passion to pursue food and wine as a career. She has worked in retail, wholesale and winery operations in 5 states. After her husband, Nicholas, retired from the Air Force, they made Savannah their home with their 9 year old Alaskan Malamute-mix, Ranger, who they adopted in Texas in 2011. She is excited to be a part of HSGS to help promote animal adoption and welfare in the Savannah area.

Summer Rogers is a Student Success Adviser at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). She moved to Savannah in 2018 with her husband Adam and dog Lucy. Prior to her move, Summer worked at Troy University in Brunswick, GA for 10 years and was very involved with her local community. She is passionate about working with students and volunteering, which are often connected. She has volunteered through various organizations and chaired several Bark for Life events. She loves the outdoors, animals, historic buildings, and festivals.

Cal Chancy is the owner of a medical device distributorship here in the Savannah area called Palmedical Surgical Solutions. Cal has 10 years of experience working with our local Neuro, Spine and Orthopedic surgeons and he is a graduate of the University of Georgia. He enjoys spending time with his wife Katie and two children, Lillie Kate (6) and Harrison (4). Cal also enjoys playing music with his friends and other local musicians and during the Fall, you'll probably hear him scream GO DAWGS!

Dr. Erika earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Indiana University in 2016 and continued to the University of Louisville to complete a 2-year residency as Chief Resident, earning a pediatric certificate and Master of Science in Pediatric Dentistry. Before entering dentistry, Dr. Finch earned a Master of Science in Biotechnology in 2011 but was drawn to Pediatric Dentistry because of her love of children. Dr. Erika's passion for pediatric dentistry starts with her love of children. Her goal as a pediatric dentist is to create a compassionate, positive, and fun environment so that your child may enjoy their dental visit, receive the care they need, and may overcome traditional dental fears. In addition to pediatric dentistry, Dr. Erika has served as a Children's and Hospital Advocate at the Center for Women and Children, has volunteered with the Special Olympics and has traveled to Haiti, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama and Costa Rica on dental mission trips. During these trips, Dr. Erika provided comprehensive care to many children in orphanages.