Board

Robin joined the Signs of Hope Board of Directors in June 2023. Currently retired, Robin is a former finance executive with more than 30 years of experience, primarily in the energy industry. She held a variety of finance, performance management, and governance roles during her career, including Controller for BP’s western hemisphere oil and gas exploration and production operations and CFO of BP Russia. She holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Oklahoma State University and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Since moving to Las Vegas in 2018, Robin has worked with several local nonprofit organizations and hopes to make a significant contribution to Signs of Hope.

Sally Baragar is an accomplished Human Resources leader with over 20 years of experience specializing in Human Resources management, talent development, organizational strategy, and employee engagement. Sally is currently the Executive Director, Consulting Services with SimplifyHR. Sally holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from California State University, San Bernardino and a Master’s degree in Human Resources Management from Chapman University. Throughout her career, Sally has been passionate about creating inclusive and empowering workplace cultures that support both individual growth and business success.

Beyond her professional work, Sally is deeply committed to giving back to the community. She has volunteered her time and expertise with organizations such as Option House and Child Help USA, both dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by abuse and trauma.

Sally is honored to join the Signs of Hope Board and is excited to contribute to its mission of providing critical services, advocacy, and support to those impacted by sexual violence and trauma. She looks forward to making a meaningful impact alongside such a dedicated group of individuals.

Tara Campbell is the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at GBank, where she oversees key bank activities to align operational design with strategic objectives. With over 25 years of experience in banking and financial services, she has led initiatives across treasury management, online banking, commercial relationship management, and fintech.

Tara holds both a Bachelor of Science in Finance and an MBA from the University of Texas at Dallas. Throughout her career, she has focused on integrating diverse talents and goals within organizations, ensuring seamless collaboration between sales and operations to deliver a unified client experience.

Passionate about empowering teams and aligning their strengths with larger organizational missions, Tara brings her expertise in strategy, leadership, and operational excellence to the Signs of HOPE board. She joined the board in 2025, committed to advancing the organization’s mission of supporting survivors and strengthening the Las Vegas community.

Toni moved to Las Vegas, NV, as a child with her military family. Raised in North Las Vegas, Toni is a graduate of UNLV with a BA in Business Management 1989. Toni has been a certified Project Management Professional (PMP®) for over 8 years managing national and global projects in IT and site relocations. She has been employed with United Healthcare (UHC) since 2016 as a Senior Project Manager and leads a team in the Sales and Account Management department for the Nevada Market. Toni has a deep passion for the mission of Signs of HOPE to help victims of sexual violence and joined the Board in 2023.

Lori has 20+ years of experience in finance, accounting & operations both in public accounting and in the private sector. Her experience includes “C” level positions in cryptocurrency, energy, healthcare technology, financial services and consulting services.Currently, Lori serves as a Senior Manager for Eide Bailly’s outsourced managed services group. Prior to Eide Bailly, Lori served as the CFO of CleanSpark, a NASDAQ publicly traded company, where she was responsible for financial strategy, SEC financial reporting, and internal controls. She has spent the majority of her career focusing on strategic business planning, implementation of technology, processes and other efficiency improving measures. Highly experienced in several areas of financial and operational discipline, Lori has successfully raised over $750 million in capital, completed multiple acquisitions, corporate reorganizations, implemented & migrated both financial and operational software, implemented Sarbanes Oxley 404 & successfully positioned an organization to be purchased. Lori has successfully managed multiple departments including: finance, operations, administration, compliance, and human resources. Prior to her work inthe private sector, Lori was an auditor for RSM McGladrey focusing primarily on high risk engagements in financial services. She successfully led engagement teams on both private and public companies and in multiple states.

Designation/Licensures Certified Public Accountant

Education Bachelor of Science, Accounting – University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Born and raised in Las Vegas, NV. Shatoyia Nelson recently finished her master’s degree in human relations from the University of Oklahoma. She also received her BA in Psychology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. With over eight years of experience in Human Resources, Shatoyia also holds a Professional in Human Resources certification. She is very passionate about serving the community that she has been a part of her entire life.

Felishia Baggi is a seasoned finance and accounting professional with over 15 years of experience, including currently serving as an Audit Director at PwC. She brings deep expertise in accounting, auditing, finance, and project management with a focus on complex, multi-entity organizations spanning manufacturing, gaming, and technology sectors. Felishia holds a Master of Science in Accounting from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in Nevada.

Known for her detail-oriented approach, commitment to excellence, and strong ethical principles, Felishia is a collaborative leader who excels at managing teams, optimizing processes, and providing trusted financial guidance aligned with strategic goals. She is committed to continuous improvement and organizational effectiveness.

In addition to her professional accomplishments, Felishia is deeply committed to giving back to her community. She is honored to join the Signs of Hope Board of Directors, eager to contribute her skills and advocacy to support the organization’s mission of providing hope, help, and healing to those impacted by sexual violence and exploitation in Southern Nevada. Drawing on both her lived experience and professional expertise, Felishia looks forward to collaborating with fellow board members and staff to advance prevention, education, and long-term advocacy initiatives.

Maureen Abdelsayed is Chief Operating Officer/Chief Legal Officer of Integrated Data Services (IDS), a federal defense technology company, where she leads legal strategy, corporate compliance, and daily operations across contracts, intellectual property, finance, and human resources. With nearly two decades practicing law, she was recently named the LA Times 2025 Executive of the Year for In-House Counsel. Her earlier career spans intellectual property law, commercial contracting, and international human-rights policy work with Amnesty International. She holds a J.D. from the University of San Diego School of Law, a master’s certificate from NYU, and dual degrees from UC San Diego.

Beyond her executive role, Maureen is the founder and CEO of The Curious Esquire (TCE) Travel, a bespoke luxury travel concierge, and a seasoned organizer of galas, tournaments, and major fundraising events. She brings to the board a sharp legal mind, a skilled negotiator’s instincts, and an established network of committed philanthropists. These are assets she puts to work building the sustainable funding that keeps Signs of HOPE’s services free for survivors.

A woman leading in a male-dominated industry, Maureen is deeply committed to protecting and restoring the most vulnerable. She serves Signs of HOPE because she believes a community cannot look away from the survivors of sexual violence and human trafficking, and she is honored to lend her voice, her expertise, and her network to the organization’s mission of hope, help, and healing.

I’m a Las Vegas native and love our community. I currently work in healthcare supporting our local cardiologists who treat heart failure.

For nearly two decades, I have nurtured leadership, confidence, and sportsmanship as a youth soccer coach—an enduring commitment to mentorship in our local community. Outside of my professional and volunteer roles, I am a devoted mother of  5 adult children, 4 grandchildren, and a loving wife to a paramedic firefighter.

My creative spirit shines through in crocheting, knitting ambitions, and my new weekly tradition of baking sourdough loaves every Sunday for my family.

An avid enthusiast of outdoor adventures—biking, kayaking, running half-marathons, and competing in triathlons—I set each day in motion with early-morning exercise. This daily ritual energizes me so I  can fully “pour into others,” whether in health care or in board discussions focused on improving outcomes in our community.

Driven by a blend of professional dedication and personal passion, I am deeply committed to bringing compassionate leadership and practical expertise to the board. I welcome opportunities to collaborate, educate, and explore new ways to strengthen our community —one conversation, one connection, one step at a time.

Danielle established Miller Personal Injury Attorneys after nearly two decades of legal practice within the Las Vegas area. At the helm of her firm, Danielle is committed to a client-centric model of representation, eschewing the impersonal, one-size-fits-all tactics often found in the legal industry. Danielle’s ethos is rooted in the cultivation of deep, individualized client relationships, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of each client’s distinct situation and needs. Danielle’s legal strategies are meticulously tailored to the nuances of each case, affirming her dedication to providing every client with the focused attention and comprehensive support they require. With compassion and tenacity as guiding principles, Danielle works tirelessly to secure the compensation and closure her clients deserve. Danielle’s commitment to excellence, her individualized approach, legal acumen, transparency, and unwavering advocacy combine to set her apart as a leading force in the field of personal injury law. Danielle’s practice areas include, car accidents, rideshare accidents, trucking accidents, dog bites, slip and falls, product liability, sexual abuse/sexual assault, and wrongful death.

Prior to starting her own law firm, Danielle worked at Eglet Law, one of the most successful personal injury trial law firms in the country, litigating catastrophic personal injury cases. Before that, Danielle worked for a large national insurance defense firm where she practiced in the areas of general liability insurance defense and insurance bad faith. By leveraging her knowledge of insurance company tactics, Danielle learned to effectively dismantle attempts to undermine her clients’ claims, ensuring that her clients’ rights and needs are front and center throughout the entire legal process.

Danielle was born in Omaha, Nebraska and grew up in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Having grown up with a father serving in the United States Air Force, Danielle spent most of her early years traveling throughout the United States, as well as overseas to Hawaii, Guam, Japan, South Korea, and her mother’s home country of Panama. All of which exposed her to an array of diverse lifestyles, backgrounds, ethnic groups, and cultures.

Danielle earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, and earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. While attending law school, Danielle clerked for the Criminal Appellate Division of the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office. While there, she handled numerous criminal appeals and had the honor of arguing before the Nebraska Court of Appeals.

Danielle is licensed to practice in Nevada and is a member of The National Trial Lawyers, American Association for Justice, Clark County Bar Association, Las Vegas National Bar Association, Nevada Latino Bar Association, and Nevada Justice Association. Since 2022, Danielle has been named one of the Top 100 National Black Lawyers and since 2023, she has been named one of The National Trial Lawyers Top 100 Trial Lawyers.